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This Restored 19th-Century Village in Kentucky Is a Window into the Lives of the Shakers Original

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WHEN I WAS a kid, I used to spend every spring break at my grandparents’ house in Lexington, Kentucky. We also did holidays there, and parts of the summer, but the April visits were special because my mother would drop me off and leave me to enjoy a stretch of days with my grandmother Jane.
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Oxford American | Pop Beloved

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By John Sullivan Verified
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The Reivers play Texas Tavern, Austin, c. 1987 © Kyle Grannan The odd and enduring legacy of the Reivers The Reivers came into my life in June 1986, in a summer that fell for me between the sixth and seventh grades. That month was a musical flashpoint, thanks to a box of records my older brother brought home from college. It was the golden age of “college radio,” when campus stations and their fervent young DJs briefly played an outsize role as cultural legislators.
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Oxford American | Pop Beloved

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The Reivers play Texas Tavern, Austin, c. 1987 © Kyle Grannan The odd and enduring legacy of the Reivers The Reivers came into my life in June 1986, in a summer that fell for me between the sixth and seventh grades. That month was a musical flashpoint, thanks to a box of records my older brother brought home from college. It was the golden age of “college radio,” when campus stations and their fervent young DJs briefly played an outsize role as cultural legislators.
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