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Amy Jo Hahn

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Amy Jo Hahn holds a BA and an MA in mass communication. She also holds a certificate in historic preservation. Her professional historical work includes several published articles, an oral history project titled Voices of Harmony, various archival projects, research, and content contribution to PBS KSMQ’s “R Town” historical segment. She is the author of Lost Rochester (Arcadia Publishing, 2017). Her hometown is Harmony; she resides in Rochester.

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