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Article: PLIMOTH PLANTATION GUIDE SPENDS TIME IN PAST, FUTURE
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- November 28, 2002
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On Sundays, Edya Kalev dons a corset, tends her gardens of root
vegetables and tells visitors to Plimoth Plantation about her
experiences through the eyes of Martha Browne, a housewife who
crossed the Atlantic in 1621 on a boat called the Fortune and built a
new life for herself and her family.
On Mondays, Kalev returns to her desk in a picturesque room at the
Hornblower building, boots up her computer and designs new ways to
share the experience of Plimoth Plantation with visitors on the World
Wide Web.
Kalev, 32, is perched at the crossroads of past and future,
splitting her time working as a costumed "interpreter" in Plimoth
Plantation's historical village, and as manager of the living ...
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