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    Leisurely Slideshow From Clarkdale Museum

    January 8, 2021No Comments
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    Clarkdale Historical Society and MuseumClarkdale AZ (January 8, 2021) – A new narrated slideshow is available for viewing at the Clarkdale Historical Society and Museum’s website, Clarkdalemuseum.org. Click on the “Resource” tab, then “Video Slideshows” and choose Clarkdale Smelter Worker Recreation. You’ll be treated to almost ten minutes of vintage photos of such bygone Clarkdale icons as the golf course, Peck’s Lake and the movie theater.  Sports teams are prominent as are holiday celebrations. A lively narration accompanies the photos and tells the story of leisure times gone by.

    This presentation is one of the many resources available at the Museum’s website. Explore the extensive collection of yearbooks and see what businesses bought advertisements.  Peruse the First Friday presentations to hear some of the fascinating personal stories that make up Clarkdale’s history. Read the newsletter. And join us! The membership form is available on the website.

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