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MORE PHYSICAL COPIES OF ‘PILGRIMS’ DROPPED IN PLYMOUTH & CAPE COD

With so much news on the New England nuclear front over the past few months, we have had a lot of requests for more physical copies of “Pilgrims: 50 Years of Anti-Nuclear Mass.”

We released this extensive 30,000-word oral history by journalist Miriam Wasser last Spring, and it can be read in full on the new BINJ site at the link below. If you are in the Plymouth or Cape Cod areas, we also just dropped more bundles at the following libraries:

Kingston
6 Green St, Kingston, MA 02364

Plymouth
132 South St, Plymouth, MA 02360

Carver
2 Meadowbrook Way, Carver, MA 02330

Bourne
19 Sandwich Rd, Bourne, MA 02532

Sandwich
142 Main St, Sandwich, MA 02563

Barnstable
3090 Main St, Barnstable, MA 02630

West Barnstable
2401 Meetinghouse Way, West Barnstable, MA 02668

Hyannis
401 Main St, Hyannis, MA 02601

Centerville
585 Main St, Centerville, MA 02632

Marstons Mills
2160 Main St, Marstons Mills, MA 02648

 

READ PILGRIMS ONLINE HERE

 

WATCH: Video from our community panel and discussion held for the release of ‘Pilgrims’ in 2018

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