A cure for the Summertime Blues
Published 7:19 pm Friday, June 10, 2022
Ben Seavey, director development and outreach at the Freeborn County Historical Museum, Library, and Village, speaks before the unveiling of the new Eddie Cochran Street next to Frank Hall Park Friday afternoon as part of Eddie Cochran Weekend in Albert Lea. Next to him are Rich Murray, first ward for city Councilor, in blue, and Risha Lilinthal, curator for the museum. Alex Guerrero/Albert Lea Tribune
Eddie Cochran Street, next to Frank Hall Park, is unveiled Friday afternoon as part of Eddie Cochran Weekend in Albert Lea. Alex Guerrero/Albert Lea Tribune
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Ben Seavey, director of development and outreach at the Freeborn County Historical Museum, Library, and Village, speaks before the unveiling of the new Eddie Cochran Street next to Frank Hall Park Friday afternoon as part of Eddie Cochran Car Show & Music Festival in Albert Lea. Next to him are Rich Murray, first ward for city Councilor, in blue, and Risha Lilinthal, curator for the museum. The street was formerly a portioin of James Avenue. Alex Guerrero/Albert Lea Tribune
