Episode Synopsis "RIHP S2 E3: John Linton on Smith Granite Company and Monuments "

In this episode, I chatted with John Linton, a retired school teacher, photographer, and historian documenting the history of Smith Granite. Buy me a coffee---> buymeacoffee.com/rihpodcast John's pages https://smallstatebighistory.com/author/johnlinton/ Babcock-Smith House Museum --> https://babcocksmithhouse.org/

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