For those readers in the Cleveland, Ohio, area, I wanted to let you know that on Saturday, June 27, the Woodland Cemetery Foundation will be holding their annual living history event from 1-4 pm. For more information, you can visit the events page on its website and download a registration form. A donation is requested and can be paid in advance or in person on the day of the event. I’m not associated with the group in any way, but I am very excited about any organization that promotes historical preservation and study.
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