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LISTEN: Matt talks to Bob and Lisa Griffin from the Rochester Historical Society

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Matt Wyatt

In this episode, Matt talks to Bob and Lisa Griffin, members of the Rochester Historical Society and Museum, located on Hanson Street. Bob and Lisa chat about the museum and its collection, upcoming programs, and the Rochester NH History Podcast.

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