Request from Wake Treasures quarterly
journal editor, Diane L. Richard:
Going forward, we would love to include more
narrative pieces in the pages of the Wake Treasures Journal – case studies, family stories, short
memory pieces of life back when, etc. Stories don’t
need to be long or involved. They can be stories about
family, about communities, about activities (church,
sports, service organizations, scouts, schools,
businesses, and so on), buildings and landmarks that
existed and no longer do so, and the list is endless.
Any bit of Wake County history involves people …
History is invaluable to our genealogical research and
our search into family histories provides value and
context to history.
Do you live in Wake County and like me don’t have
family here?
We all live and/or drive by places where history
happened – let’s learn more about this history or
share what we already do know! No Wake County
ancestry is needed for these types of contributions.
Please consider how you might help share our
“collective” history, family lore and more via the
journal.
Thanks! - Diane, journal@wakecogen.org
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