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Kenneth J. Olson

Kenneth J. Olson

Kenneth J. Olson has spent more than twenty years studying and collecting the images, documents and relics of American history. He has bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Boston University and lives in historic Beacon Hill, Boston, Massachusetts with his wife, daughter and son. He is CEO of Period Americana, a leading merchant in the historic American artifacts.

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Aunt Flora Remembers the Irish Rebellion of 1798

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