Interview: Peter Stanlis talks about poet Robert Frost

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From: All Things Considered (NPR)
Date: 20020123
Author:ROBERT SIEGEL, NOAH ADAMS

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Interview: Peter Stanlis talks about poet Robert Frost

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ROBERT SIEGEL, host:

This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Robert Siegel.

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And I'm Noah Adams.

The state of Vermont wants to help the Friends of Robert Frost buy a house. The state is pledging $100,000 toward the stone house in South Shaftsbury, near Bennington. The poet moved there in 1920. The house is now in private ownership. And the Friends group needs to raise $500,000 to buy the property and establish a museum.

Peter ...

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