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Join us in celebrating the Durham Elder Storyteller Project on November 6, from 6–8 PM, following the KT Collective perf
Museum of Durham History

Nov 1

Join us in celebrating the Durham Elder Storyteller Project on November 6, from 6–8 PM, following the KT Collective performance! Hear firsthand stories from 16 longtime Durham residents across six neighborhoods as they share memories of the people, places, and experiences that shaped our city. Durham-based videographer Bill Erwin produced hour-long interviews capturing the experiences and memories of these elders, including stories of everyday neighborhood life dating back to the 1930s and how residents came together to preserve their communities’ heritage in the face of outside pressures. 🎟️FREE and open to the public! Refreshments provided. 📍500 W. Main St. Link in bio for more details The project was funded by Duke University’s Doing Good Employee Giving Program. #oralhistory #bullcity #durham #durhamhistory #museum #free

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