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Journeys: Telling Your Story – A Workshop on Oral History, Saturday, March 31

Posted on March 28, 2012 by admin

Press Release – Cecil County Public Library

Date: 3/31/2012 Start Time: 1:30 PM End Time:4:30 PM

Description:
Learn how to record personal, family, and local history stories using oral history techniques and modern technology. Mike Dixon from the Cecil County Historical Society will guide you through the process of telling your personal journey stories. Open to adults and teens grades 6 and up who are interested in interviewing family or community members, as well as adults who have a story to tell. Registration required.

Library: Elkton Central Branch Location: Meeting Room Contact: Elkton Central Library Contact Number: 410-996-5600 x.481 Status: Openings

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