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Picking up shingles at the Center Schoolhouse
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  • Date/Time Original: 2/7/2009 1:09:57 PM
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Historical Society volunteers pick up shingles at the Barkhamsted Center Schoolhouse on Saturday, February 7, 2009.  The debris was on the ground after the building was reshingled.

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"The Barkhamsted Historical Society" is very special. It keeps the story of The Barkhamsted Lighthouse alive.If I lived near enough I would definately want to join. It is so nice that the Society tends the graves and aranges regular meetings. I found the archaeology of this site fascinating to say the least. I am also following Coni Dubois website. Thankyou all for sharing this unique story.

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