Macalester, community group team up on Rondo history project
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A history class at Macalester College is partnering with Rondo Avenue, Inc. to create a digital archive of the historic St. Paul neighborhood.
And they're looking for help with gathering historic artifacts like photos and documents.
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Rondo Avenue, Inc. is an organization dedicated to preserving the history and African-American cultural traditions of Rondo.
Marvin Anderson, a Rondo co-founder, and Rebecca Wingo of Macalester joined MPR News host Tom Crann to talk about the collaboration.
They discussed what the partnership aims to do and how people can help.
Use the audio player above to hear their entire conversation on All Things Considered.
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