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Founded in 1799 as part of the Connecticut Western Reserve, Hudson maintains its charm by simultaneously highlighting its historic attributes and thriving as a contemporary community. For its first 150 years, Hudson was a quiet village, but the population grew when the Ohio Turnpike opened in the 1950s; suddenly, Hudson was on the map, and the preservation of local traditions became even more important to residents. Images of Modern America: Hudson showcases these preservation efforts, including those of the downtown district--much of which is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Through vintage color photographs, this collection celebrates Hudson's legacy as it progresses toward the future.
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Jill A. Grunenwald was born and raised in Hudson. She graduated from Hudson High School in 2000. As a teenager, Grunenwald worked at the Hudson Library and Historical Society, and she credits that experience for her eventual decision to become a librarian. Grunenwald holds a BFA in creative writing from Bowling Green State University and an MLIS from the University of Kentucky. She currently lives and works in Cleveland.
