A New Hampshire man heard his parents' voices for the first time in decades after a recording of them was played at a Laconia record store.
A New Hampshire man heard his parents' voices for the first time in decades thanks to a small local record store.Fredrick and Elizabeth Clausen died in 1967 and 1991, respectively. Their son, Fred Clausen, found records while digging through some family history, but did not have a way to play them. The recordings, done by his parents in the 1940s, were on 78s, a format long retired and less popular than 45s, which have seen a revival in popularity.
Staff at the store, which specializes in vintage recordings, record players and instruments, captured the moment Clausen first heard his parents' voices on video and shared it on social media.
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