Small Town Minnesota Farm Boy – Memoir by Gary W. Hedstrom (Paperback, 274 Pages)
True Stories of Resilience and Family from Rural Mid-Century Minnesota
In Small Town Minnesota Farm Boy, author Gary W. Hedstrom shares vivid memories of growing up in rural Minnesota during the 1950s and 60s. Through heartfelt storytelling and thought-provoking questions, Hedstrom explores themes of perseverance, community, and the strength of family. From wiring homes while blind to raising children under extraordinary circumstances, this memoir offers a compelling look at life shaped by grit, faith, and small-town values.
Features
- Personal memoir set in mid-century Minnesota
- Reflective stories of family, disability, and resilience
- Written to inspire and challenge readers with real-life questions
- Suitable for readers interested in Midwest history, rural life, and personal growth
Specifications
- Format: Paperback
- Cover: Glossy finish
- Length: 274 pages
- Author: Gary W. Hedstrom
Cultural Note
This memoir is rooted in the heart of Minnesota’s small-town and farming heritage, reflecting the values and lifestyle that shaped generations across the Midwest. In communities with similar stories to Lindström and beyond, stories like Hedstrom’s resonate with the enduring spirit of rural America—where hard work, family bonds, and quiet determination define everyday life.
