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Oct 28, 2013 6 min

The Same And Not Quite Mine

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One of the first suburbs in Lincoln, NE was Park Manor. When it was built in the 1950s, the whole neighborhood sat on the edge of the city, but today it’s just one of many neighborhoods tucked into midtown. Jill Dolberg grew up in Park Manor and recently went back to see her old neighborhood, not only as an adult, but as a historian. http://secondstoryradio.tumblr.com/post/65334930661/the-same-and-not-quite-mine

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