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CITZEN ARCHIVIST TOM ASKJEM WILL GIVE A PRESENTATION AT CLIMAX LIBRARY PROGRAM ON MONDAY

Join the Climax Public Library for a presentation and exhibit by citizen archivist Tom Askjem featuring the many historical relics he’s uncovered while excavating antique outhouse pits. His presentation and exhibit will be held at the Climax Community Center and are offered as part of the Climax Community Club’s November meeting on Monday, November 14, at 7:00 p.m. This program is offered free of charge and all are welcome.

Tom Askjem excavated his first antique outhouse pit on his family’s farm as a sixth grader. He has since dug more than 1400 pits all over the US. Through years of experience and research, he has learned to identify artifacts and what their uses may have been. Tom has also published a couple of books documenting early soda bottles. He and his digging partner Jake Cariveau have started a YouTube channel called “Below the Plains” where they post videos of their digs and finds. His YouTube channel can be found below-  https://www.youtube.com/c/BelowthePlains

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