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Jaimee Joroff

Jaimee Joroff

A Concord native, Jaimee Joroff is manager of the Barrow Bookstore in Concord Center, which specializes in Concord history, Transcendentalism, and literary figures. She has been an interpreter at most of Concord’s historic sites and is a licensed town guide.


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Barrow Bookstore Presents

Concord Trivia Vol 6 Issue 2

June 15, 2024
Jaimee Joroff
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Test your knowledge with Concord trivia!


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The Tale of Concord’s Barrow Bookstore

June 15, 2024
Jaimee Joroff
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Welcome, dear readers, to the story of The Barrow Bookstore, a unique shop featuring rare and gently-read books down the lane at 79 Main Street, Concord, Massachusetts. For 54 years, the Barrow has been owned by three generations of women whose passion for history and literature personify Louisa May Alcott’s quote, “She is too fond of books and it has turned her brain.”


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Barrow Bookstore Presents

Discover the Battle Road Trivia

May 15, 2024
Jaimee Joroff
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Test your knowledge of the events of April 19, 1775, along the Battle Road!


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Barrow Bookstore Presents

Concord Trivia Vol 5 Issue 1

May 15, 2024
Jaimee Joroff
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Test your knowledge with Concord trivia!


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Barrow Bookstore Presents

Concord Trivia Vol 5 Issue 2

May 15, 2024
Jaimee Joroff
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Test your knowledge with Concord trivia!


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Barrow Bookstore Presents

Concord Trivia Vol 5 Issue 3

May 15, 2024
Jaimee Joroff
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Test your knowledge with Concord trivia!


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Barrow Bookstore Presents

Concord Trivia Vol 5 Issue 4

May 15, 2024
Jaimee Joroff
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Test your knowledge with Concord trivia!



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Barrow Bookstore Presents

Concord Trivia Vol 6 Issue 1

May 15, 2024
Jaimee Joroff
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Test your knowledge with Concord trivia!


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Go, Speed the Stars

March 15, 2024
Jaimee Joroff
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How do you remember heroic souls who have died? In the second century, Greek astronomer Ptolemy did so by taking the memories of those who (to paraphrase Ralph Waldo Emerson) had “shuffled off their corporeal jackets” and slipped them into the stars. Ptolemy named stars and connected them with invisible lines to form the storied constellations known to many in the past and today. 


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Concord’s Haunted Colonial Inn

September 15, 2023
Jaimee Joroff
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There are some tales that have so seeped into a place that it is best to leave them be or risk upsetting the spirits who dwell within. But sometimes, even if you mind your own realm, the spirits come out and find you.


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