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and a culture to be mani- -> fest. They are engaging. I significant commentaries j about the past from a deeply individual perspec- j tive. The performance of an ,r oral history is raw and powerful commentary of events, situations and the ' feelings of individuals. All i history is jaded by interpre- ; tation. but oral history makes no pretenses about being subjective. Its subjec- > tivity is its strength. Oral histories provide an effec- * ■ tive tool that allows us to - > preserve oral traditions. ■_ skills and crafts. We can learn much from a personal history that we could never obtain from a textbook.
If you have questions or would like to suggest someone to be interviewed, call the Historical Society at 675-1163, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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