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(Episode 3): Michelle Sherburne, Author and Historian
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We are excited to have with us the famed Vermont historian, journalist, and author, Michelle Sherburne!
Author and Journalist Michelle Sherburne has been researching the Underground Railroad and Civil War for 20 years, lecturing at schools, organizations, and conferences. She sat down and talked with us about what it takes to write about history. It’s very much a different way of writing, but Michelle reinforces the idea that passion and curiosity are the cornerstones of any creative endeavor.
If you are a seasoned writer or new to writing… or even a fan of New England History, you will enjoy hearing what Michelle has to say.
She wrote A Vermont Hill Town in the Civil War, Peacham's Story, and has transcribed many Civil War documents. She is a member of the Peacham Historical Association and the Green Mountain Civil War Round Table.
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