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SUMMARY:Documentary: Rail Road to Rail Trail
DESCRIPTION:Rail Road to Rail Trail\n\n“Rail Road to Rail Trail\,” a new 30-minute documentary featuring the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail\, will be shown on Tuesday\, Feb. 23\, at 7 p.m. at the Harvey Wheeler Community Center\, 1276 Main St.\, in West Concord.\nFollowing the video\, producer Electa Tritsch and historian Henry Keutmann will discuss their experiences in making the video.\nThe video introduces viewers to both railroad history and present challenges of turning a defunct rail line into a 21st century transportation and recreation corridor. It is a lively presentation featuring interviews with local public officials and historians\, an animated map and a wealth of historical information and photographs.\nTritsch is a Concord resident who has been a practicing archeologist and historian for 30 years. She says it was fun exploring the trail and said “one of the main challenges was finding the story when you are talking about something that doesn’t exist.”\nShe was a 2014 national award winner from the Alliance for Community Media. She authored the historical novel “Old Wives Tales” and is a member of Concord’s Historical Commission.\nThe Bruce Freeman Rail Trail\, when complete\, will be an approximately 25-mile off-road trail from Lowell in the north to Framingham in the south. The first 6.8 miles in Chelmsford and Westford were opened in 2009. Construction is currently underway to extend the trail south another 5 miles through Acton. The next sections through Concord and Sudbury are currently being designed.\nThe meeting is sponsored by the Friends of BFRT\, and all are welcome. Audience members will also be able to ask questions about the status and progress of the rail trail. Light refreshments will be served.\n 
URL:https://brucefreemanrailtrail.org/event/documentary-rail-road-rail-trail/
LOCATION:Harvey Wheeler Community Center\, West Concord\, MA\, 01742\, United States
CATEGORIES:Rail Road History,Rail Trail Education
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail":MAILTO:info@brucefreemanrailtrail.org
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