The Everywhere House

Sherry Lincoln's childhood home stood next to the Brentwood Library for over four decades, but when she visited in 2013, she discovered it was gone. Upon investigation, she learns that her house was dismantled to make way for library expansion, but it was preserved by Habitat for Humanity, as its pieces were repurposed into new homes. This story explores themes of community, memory, and the transformative power of recycling, all centered around one woman's connection to her childhood house.