Summary: Hammie Orr's little St. Johns cabin. The widow Walker's house built from freighters' materials. The Ahlstrom & Russell cabins now married together. The Johnsons with their amazing two-story Rush Valley cabin. Archie Gardner and his mill. Why were these structures, which would have been destroyed if they hadn't become part of Gardner Village, preserved? What stories need to be told? Nancy Hanson, Rob Honey, Sam Payne, Tammy Robinson and Clive Romney have been talking with the Ghosts of Gardner Village and have created a production of enchanting musical tales from the stories they've been told. Clive and Tammy talk about the new CD, upcoming live performances, and why and how you should consider turning your own family history into art. And yes, at the veeerry end, we’ll even include an actual ghost story or two. That's this week on The Cricket and Seagull...
