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Richard Brown

This interview with Richard Brown was conducted on June 19, 2019.

Richard Brown and Susan McClellan
Richard Brown and Susan McClellan

19th century, 35mm camera, agricultural landscape, alan greenleaf, ansel adams, barns, black & white photographs, candid photographs, changing landscape, charles and thelma white, children, creative itch, cultural acceptance, dairy farms, darkroom, end of the road, family background, farmers, farming, farms, flatlanders, genetic affinity, green bay loop, john and gladys somers, kempton farm, landscape, large format camera, local stories, magazine shoots, magnus, moore, morrisons, painting, pamfest, pastoral farming stock, paul strand, peacham, people working the land, personal anecdotes, photography, polio, professors, quimby, reeve lindbergh, sheep, ski tows, skiing, somers farm, stress, suburbs, teaching, things change, topography, town meeting, traffic, viability of farming, vietnam war, views, winter

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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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