Legacy: Benjamin Abbott, part 1

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Lem Benjamin Abbott interviewed by Mary E. Snider and the Oldham County Oral History Committee. Lem Benjamin Abbott, interviewee; Mary E. Snider, interviewer. Digitized to mp3 in Feb. 2016. Digitally reproduced on CD in 2002; originally recorded on cassette tape. Donor release and interviewer release on file at the library offices.

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