No, it's not deja vu.

The Peter Krusch Interview, which was originally scheduled for April 13, will be airing in its entirety next Wednesday at the Warner Lodge on School Street. Apologies to those who attended last month - we have hopefully worked out and strengthened our A/V issues and are expecting a very audible presentation.

May 11, Warner Lodge, 49 School Street in Jeffersonville, 7pm
Cambridge Historical Society
Program: The Peter Krusch Interview (video)

Local Historian, Roberta S. Marsh, interviews Cambridge resident and retired blacksmith, Peter Krusch. Krusch was born in the US in 1931 to German immigrant parents, and shares family stories about his parents coming to the United States, life as an immigrant child, his studies, his work in Alaska and Sierra Leone, and his extensive travels backpacking through Europe as an adult. Krusch became known as "The Cambridge Blacksmith" after directing his energy into the hobby following the fallout of his first marriage. His honorable career has been celebrated across the region thanks to the mastery of his craft. Pieces of his work as well as his portfolio will be on display at the event. Q&A with Krusch will follow the event.