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Richmond Story Boxes

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A close-up shot of an open archival box on a wooden desk, containing the edges of historical documents and aged photographs, symbolizing the preservation of local history in Richmond much like a time capsule or story box. No people are visible; focus is on texture and layers of paper edges. The lighting is warm and soft, suggesting a quiet, contemplative space for discovery. The setting implies a sense of heritage and the uncovering of hidden narratives through primary sources.
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Help us create a mural telling the story of our town of Richmond and why we love it here. What do you like best about this town we live in? How do you like to be creative? Yes writing is creative enough!! Combine the two to create an original work and put it in one of the boxes

Help us create a mural telling the story of our town of Richmond and why we love it here.

What do you like best about this town we live in?

How do you like to be creative? Yes writing is creative enough!!

Combine the two to create an original work and put it in one of the boxes that will be around town soon (by June 9th). The boxes will be accompanied with the poster on this page.

The works and stories will be displayed on the wall in the basement of the library for everyone to see and enjoy!

What will you create? How will you be a part of the story? For we are all part of Richmond and we all make it great!

Boxes can be found at LD's Cafe, the Park Bench, & on the table by the puzzles in the Library.

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