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Attention Nostalgia Lovers

Class picture 1935 at Washington State's Anderson Island's one-room schoolhouse. Lora Lee, a Northwest Prime Time contributor, is the blonde girl second row on left
September 1, 2013

Northwest Prime Time wants your stories!

Northwest Prime Time is seeking nostalgic essays and true-life stories set in the Pacific Northwest to publish in a future edition, or perhaps in a standalone magazine! Unlike our popular “Scenes from Childhood” column, which features essays from your days as a kid, these stories can be from any period of your life prior to 1980.

We are also seeking nostalgic holiday stories from any region for

our December issue (December holiday memories from all faiths welcome). Please send your stories to editor@ northwestprimetime.com along with a photograph from the period described in the piece. Don’t send precious original photos, but do send photo quality duplicates. Articles must be submitted by

email (and if possible we prefer the photos to accompany the article by email as well). Articles and photos submitted for our special nostalgia feature will become the property of Northwest Prime Time and won’t be returned. If your piece is selected, you will receive a one-year subscription to Northwest Prime Time (or complimentary copies of the magazine).

Questions? Please contact Michelle at editor@northwestprime time.com or call206-824-8600. v

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