Family Writing Program at the Peterborough Historical Society

February 16th, 2011 by Michael

 

On Saturday, February 2nd, at 10:00,  the National Writing Project in New Hampshire will be facilitating a writing time for family and community members to write and share stories.  People of all ages are invited to participate; family members of multiple generations are encouraged. Through activities designed to help jog and share memories, we will write about our growing up and share those memories with others.
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