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Oral history project email template

A recording project with the archival intent explained.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

The people we recorded in 2009 have mostly died. Their voices are in the county archive and their grandchildren have listened to them, which is the whole justification.

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  • Preheader
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  • Headline
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From
Haslingfield Heritage
Subject
We are recording people, and the recordings outlive them
Preheader
That is the point, and it is worth saying plainly.

Oral history

These recordings will outlive everybody in them, which is the point

The people we recorded in 2009 have mostly died. Their voices are in the county archive and their grandchildren have listened to them, which is the whole justification.

What happens

An hour or two of conversation, recorded at your kitchen table. No script, and you can stop, edit, or withdraw it at any point.

Where it goes

The county archive, with a copy for you and your family. You decide whether it is publicly accessible now or after your death.

Who we are looking for

Anybody who has lived here more than about twenty years. Nobody thinks their own life is interesting and everybody is wrong about that.

Volunteer to be recordedListen to the archive
We write four times a year about the project. You can leave the list at the foot of this message.

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