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0000017a-15d9-d736-a57f-17ff8ca00001NHPR began broadcasting in 1981, and in the intervening years has documented the the stories of New Hampshire. From policy makers in Concord, to residents around the state affected by those policies; from notable Granite Staters, to our ordinary neighbors with a good story, NHPR has produced compelling radio for New Hampshire, by New Hampshire. These stories are the components of the NHPR archives, and on this blog we'll dust off some old stories that are newly relevant, and even find some that were never broadcast. We hope to demonstrate how we've changed as a state by charting our narrative on a longer scale.

From the Archives: President Lincoln

  

Have you hugged a President this week? Steve Wood has. As a card-carrying member of the Association ofLincoln Presenters, Wood assumes the garb, voice and character of the country’s 16th President to educate people about Lincoln’s life and legacy.

In February 2002, he answered some of John Walters’s questions on NHPR’s The Front Porch: how he started doing this, some of his experiences both in and out of costume, and how do we know what we know about Lincoln.

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Steve Wood as President Lincoln.

Wood recites the Gettysburg Address in character.

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