Nicole Jean Hill talks about her new book

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Recorded24 Feb 2021

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Nicole Jean Hill worked as a Co- curator to publish the photographs of Lora Webb Nichols. Nichols lived from 1883 to 1962 in a small mining town called E this is a draftncampment Wyoming. Nicole sorted through over 24,000 negatives to help produce this book. It's a phenomenal example of life in a small mining town around the turn-of-the-century. https://www.nicolejeanhill.com/lorawebbnichols You can find the book at the following web address; it's also on YouTube

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