2025.043
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Title
Who Will Tell Our Stories?
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A collection of poems written by 6th grade students of the Bruce School in Lawrence, MA. Edited by: Wangeci Gitau, Poet-In-Residence.
Inside covers signed by all students who participated. Throughout the book each student wrote short comments next to their poems.
Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Publisher
Self Published
Date (created)
2025
Format
9" x 6"
Language
English and Spanish
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2025.048.002
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Wetmore, Rick
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Title
Who Will Tell Our Stories?
Subtitle
Alexander B. Bruce Middle School 6th Grade Anthology 2024-2025
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A collection of poems written by 6th grade students of the Bruce School in Lawrence, MA. Edited by: Wangeci Gitau, Poet-In-Residence.
This is a second copy.
Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Publisher
Self Published
Date (created)
2025
Format
9" x 6"
Language
English and Spanish
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This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.
2025.048
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2025.036.001
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Wetmore, Rick
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Title
Tenement Echoes
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Tenement Echoes is a work of fiction (or perhaps historical fiction) that explores life in early 20th-century textile mill towns. It centers on immigrant families living in tenements—struggling with minimal wages and tough living conditions. The narrative also addresses the added hardships brought by World War II. Themes include daily struggles, family life, loss, joy, and the complex social fabric of communities affected by war and immigration.
Autographed by author: " Signed with warm regards, May 2025 Robert Kellan"
Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Author
Robert E. Kellan, MD
Publisher
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Date (created)
1987
Date (coverage)
1944
Format
9" x 6"
Language
English
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This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.
2025.036
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