Kenneth Feder’s 2nd book on Barkhamsted Lighthouse is NOW AVAILABLE 😁 He is also providing a 30% discount code for both the physical hardbound book and the eBook.
1st book: Feder, Kenneth (1993). A Village of Outcasts: Historical Archaeology and Documentary Research at the Lighthouse Site. (Mayfield Publishing)
Other books by Kenneth Feder can be found on Amazon
Ken had included me in his dedication of this amazing book ❤️ & to the “generations speeding onward in an ever widening circle.” Truly warmed my heart to see this~
You can download the PDF of Barkhamsted Lighthouse Archaeological Preserve book (2017) for free HERE
Links:
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~mypages/genealogy/Lighthouse%20Tribe/Lighthouse.html
https://www.rockvillemama.com/chaugham.htm
“Dreams are voices of ancestors.”
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