It was eighty years ago when the Lakewood Estonian House first opened its doors. Built by volunteer labor from the first Estonian settlers of the rural area covered with pines and oaks rooted in sandy soil, the grounds and clubhouse provided a sense of place. Construction, with its many toils, often resulted in blood, sweat, […]
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