Christmas
Found in 28 Collections and/or Records:
Alonzo Keaton, Sr. and Edith (Jandreau) Keaton, interviewed by Helen K. Atchison
2873 Alonzo Keaton, Sr. and Edith (Jandreau) Keaton, interviewed by Helen K. Atchison, circa 1971-1972. The Keatons, of Caribou, Maine, discuss life in a lumber camp; the ferry across the St. John River; the establishment of a customs office; lumbering; Christmas in the woods; log drives; an alcohol plant in Caribou; hunting; and the Realty mill. Text: 1 pp. brief index. Recording: mfc_na2873_c0084_01, mfc_na2873_c0084_02 53 minutes
Annia Warner, interviewed by Darlene Metcalf-Bergeron
Bernice Morin, Betty Labretton, Flora Bosse, and Pauline Baillargeon, interviewed by Carol Nichols and Adeline “Connie” St. Louis
Betty Thibodeau Medieros, interviewed by Carol Nichols and Adeline “Connie” St. Louis
Clarence Grover, interviewed by Jack Beard and Joan Brooks
Clarence Grover, interviewed by Jack Beard and Joan Brooks
Clarence Grover, interviewed by Jack Beard and Joan Brooks
Elizabeth Thomas Soule Chapman, interviewed by Lucia P. Smith
Ernest Kennedy interviewed by Edward D. “Sandy” Ives
Estelle Voter and Henrietta Taylor, interviewed by Albert Michaud
Faye Jordan, interviewed by Marcella Sorg and Steffan Duplessis
Grace Mack, interviewed by Jill Hansen
NA1139 Grace Mack, interviewed by Jill Hansen, November 15 and December 9, 1977, for AY 125, Veazie, Maine. Mack, born in Calais, Maine in 1898, talks about the distinction of being a “Maineroader” verses a village dweller; daily lifestyles; her home, which was built around 1800; methods of discipline and how they’ve changed; how her family spends the Christmas holiday; memories of early Veazie. Text: 10 pp., catalog. Recordings: mfc_na1139_t1201_01<02. (T 1201, CD 2095). Time: 1 hour.
Gracie Strang, interviewed by Jack Beard and Joan Brooks
J. Herbert Comins, interviewed by Jack Beard and Joan Brooks
Jo Ann Nivison, interviewed by Connie Allen
Julia Alice Smith, interviewed by Alice Mummé
Laura Brown, interviewed by Lisa Schneider
Lucienne Cloutier, interviewed by Carol Nichols and Adeline “Connie” St. Louis
Madella “Mae” Nevells, interviewed by Marilyn Reuter
Norman Brilliant, interviewed by Amy Bouchard Morin
Patrick Crowley, interviewed by Alan Comeau
Rachel Hortense Morin, interviewed by Amy Bouchard Morin and Benoit J. Bouchard
Rebecca St. Louis Paul, interviewed by Carol Nichols and Adeline “Connie” St. Louis
Robert Hartford Cram, interviewed by Alice Mary Pierce
Sarah Ives and Nathaniel “Nat” Ives, interviewed by Edward D. “Sandy” Ives
Thelma Cowin, interviewed by Kerry Sisson
0888 Thelma Cowin interviewed by Kerry Sisson, November 21, 1974, Orono, Maine. Cowin discusses her father’s career as a country doctor in Hampden in the early 1900s; why she decided to go into nursing; her courtship in the 1920s; childhood Christmases; why Prohibition didn’t accomplish anything; her view of voting and women in politics; and the change in gender roles, especially in politics, over time. Text: 24 pp. transcript. Recording: T 0858 / CD 0820 1 hour.
Walter Trundy, Walter Wallace, Alva Clement, and Lorna (Douglas) Clement, interviewed by Kenneth Whitney, Florence Ireland, Bob Ireland, and Jill Allen
0705 Walter Trundy, Walter Wallace, Alva Clement, and Lorna (Douglas) Clement, interviewed by Kenneth Whitney, Florence Ireland, Bob Ireland, and Jill Allen, winter 1971-1972, Stockton Springs, Cundy’s Harbor, and Castine, Maine. Trundy, Wallace, and the Clement, all coastal people, on what Christmas was like around the turn of the century. Maine Public Broadcasting Network. Text: 46 pp. transcript. Recording: T 0431 - T 0432 2 hours. Not digitized.