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Text from Anna Thea Bridge Interview

Collection: Sunnyside Sound Project Records at the Archives at Queens Library: Anna Thea Bridge
Date: 2009 Material: digital image Dimension: 135 kb (digital image)
Creator: Anna Thea Bridge Identifier: aql:18216 bridge_anna_doc bridge_anna_doc.pdf

Description: Anna Thea Bridge has been interested in bees almost as long as she can remember. But only when beekeeping was legalized in New York City last March did she install two hives on the roof of her house in Sunnyside Gardens.

Collection : aql:20455; aql:18078; aql:36075

Creator : Anna Thea Bridge

Date : 2009

Summary/Description : Anna Thea Bridge has been interested in bees almost as long as she can remember. But only when beekeeping was legalized in New York City last March did she install two hives on the roof of her house in Sunnyside Gardens.

Subject : Beekeepers; Bridge, Anna Thea

Rights : These audio recordings, photos and articles are the property of Sabine Heinlein. Uses of edited excerpts from her interviews are protected under a Creative Commons public domain license, but her full, unedited audio is open to researchers by request. Contact digitalarchives@queenslibrary.org for access. For reproductions of the unedited recordings, please contact Sabine Heinlein at (sabineheinlein@gmail.com).

Coverage : Sunnyside, NY Sunnyside (New York, N.Y.) Queens (New York, N.Y.)

Type : digital image

Format : digital image; 135 kb (digital image)

Identifier : aql:18216 bridge_anna_doc bridge_anna_doc.pdf

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Beekeepers; Bridge, Anna Thea
Rights Notice
These audio recordings, photos and articles are the property of Sabine Heinlein. Uses of edited excerpts from her interviews are protected under a Creative Commons public domain license, but her full, unedited audio is open to researchers by request. Contact digitalarchives@queenslibrary.org for access. For reproductions of the unedited recordings, please contact Sabine Heinlein at (sabineheinlein@gmail.com).


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