Peter Malmgren

Oral HistorianChimayó, NM

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Peter Malmgren is an oral historian and cabinet maker. He is the author (with Kay Matthews) of Los Alamos Revisited: A Workers’ History, which uses oral histories to tell the story of Los Alamos National Laboratory in the words of the people who helped maintain and build it. He has been a resident of Chimayó, New Mexico since 1971.

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