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The community had an opportunity to hear stories about Norway’s early businesses and their proprietors at the Norway History Walking Tour, a collaboration of the Norway Museum and Historical Society and the First Universalist Church of Norway, Saturday, Sep. 4. Reenactors are, from left, David Drago, Pat Shearman, Phil Cosman, Ben Tucker, Peter Hammond, Joanne McDonald and Stuart Goodwin. The reenactors took listeners back in time a hundred years or more to hear the story of the building, the early business, and the business owner’s life. Three of the reenactors are descendants of the person they portrayed. Submitted
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