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Letter from the Greater Milford Historical Association

Fiddle Event Fills Sayre House

On the evening of May 30, the David Sayre House, located in Milford, was packed with warm hospitality. Talented musicians from many distances gathered to fill the historic rooms with acoustic music as part of the annual Fiddlers Frolic.

The Greater Milford Historical Association opened its doors to one of the area’s most historic landmarks to collaborate with local residents, area talent, and historians to create a memorable and authentic experience. Instrumentalists included a Swedish nyckelharpa, an Irish bodhran, accordion, banjo, guitar, bass, and other guitars and fiddles.

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