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Lynn Bonfield and Karen Lewis

Lynn Bonfield and Karen Lewis

This interview with Lynn Bonfield and Karen Lewis was conducted on June 19, 2019.

1978, beppy brown, california historical society, curator, diary, felt at home, harvard archives, inter-racial children, justina and alfred hicks, ohio, part-time resident, peacham academy, peacham church, peacham library, progressive politics, research, roxanna's children, san francisco

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1970's alan greenleaf alaska back to the land barns berries carlets cecelia bogner charles and thelma white Christmas trees community educators farmers farms freedom friends gardening godmother helen and scott nearing horses house for sale landscape love of family make the best of things married matriach neighbors new york off grid painting peacham historical association peacham village photography quiet retirement september visits simple life skiing st johnsbury academy strong woman suburbs teaching town meeting traffic wood heat

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