BHS Asks You to Share Your Experience
BHS Asks You to Share Your Experience
Along with other historical societies and associations throughout the country, the Bristol Historical Society is also interested in seeking input from Bristol residents during the corona virus health crisis.
To document these experiences for future generations we would like to hear from all age groups. The following variety of questions are examples; other topics and experiences are most welcome:
- Have you kept a journal?
- How did you spend the day?
- How many books have you read to your children?
- How did you support the businesses that were open?
- How did your children and you as parents respond to distance learning?
- What window or outdoor signs did you display?
- What was your creative project while being quarantined?
- What games did you play with your children?
- What helped you with working at home?
- What pictures or videos did you take?
- What did you miss most?
- Were you an essential worker or volunteer?
- Did you experience the virus?
- Did you lose a loved one to the virus?
The answers to all of these questions and others reflect Bristol’s response to the pandemic https://healthyduluth.org/buy-xanax-online/. We hope that you are willing to share yours.
Please send any electronic photos or images to collections@bristolhistoricalsociety.org. If you can provide hard copies that would be most helpful. Hard copies of photos, written letters, notes, and other shared memories can be mailed to:
Collections and Program Committees
Bristol Historical Society
PO Box 1393
Bristol CT 06011-1393
In addition to the above forms of communication, we intend to conduct oral interviews once normal activities resume Stay tuned as to how you can participate.
With Gratitude,
Bristol Historical Society