Talking history-- Conversations with local residents, The Rogers Memorial Library & Southampton Historical Museums & Research Center present
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Talking history-- Conversations with local residents, The Rogers Memorial Library & Southampton Historical Museums & Research Center present
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eng
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videorecording
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Talking history-- Conversations with local residents
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videorecording DVD
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Program presented June 23, 2011 at Rogers Mansion [Southampton, N.Y.]
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The Rogers Memorial Library & Southampton Historical Museums & Research Center present
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Summary
Though Southampton was still a relatively sleepy town in the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, the village was remarkably busy as well as shopper-friendly with two pharmacies, two hardware stores, two stationery stores, plus a newspaper store, two five and dimes, four grocery stores and a butcher!. Three longtime residents remember the way it used to be in the old days
Technique
live action
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Conversations with local residents, [videorecording DVD], Remembering Southampton Village ; with Barbara Lord, John Holden and Ed KoralRemembering Southampton Village ; with Barbara Lord, John Holden and Ed Koral, [videorecording DVD]Southampton Village
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