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Quarry Hill Creative Center in Rochester, VT, founded 1946 by Barbara and Irving Fiske, is Vermont's oldest alternative community and at one time was probably also its largest. In the 60s -80s, as many as 90 people lived here.
It was and is visited each year, often in summer (but in every season, really) by visitors from all over the world.
We welcome interesting and creative people who are peaceful, bring no weapons, don't believe in hitting children or killing animals, and enjoy the beauty of Vermont and of themselves.
Most of us do not adhere to any particular dogma or religion, though many do find Eastern philosophy closest to our own thought (some of us are also members of the Quakers/Society of Friends).
We value the individual, particularly people who are energetic and have a sense of humor.
Visitors are welcome-- and prospective residents, too. There are some places for rent, others for sale. If interested, get in touch!
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"The symbol is the enemy of the reality, and the reality is ever one's true guide, true friend, true companion, and true self." Irving Fiske, 1908-1990

Saturday, January 12, 2019

Trina Robbins' book Babes in Arms, (including Barbara Hall, by Brian Cronin

https://www.cbr.com/robbins-salutes-babes-in-arms-world-war-iis-female-cartoonists/

Brian Cronin, comics writer, reviews Trina Robbins' book Babes in Arms for CBR. Barbara drew war comics for Harvey Comics during World War II, and she was pretty ferocious! One would not know that later in life, she'd become a pacifist and a Quaker.
https://www.cbr.com/robbins-salutes-babes-in-arms-world-war-iis-female-cartoonists/

Check it out!
Posted by Isabella Fiske McFarlin at 8:33 PM
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