Oral histories (document genres)
Found in 437 Collections and/or Records:
Forest Crossen Papers
Reel to reel tapes of Western Yesterdays, a collection of stories by Crossen based on interviews with old time westerners and pioneers; magnetic recording tapes of oral histories conducted by Crossen for Western Yesterdays.
Francis J. Knauss oral history
Recalls incidents of Ku Klux Klan's influence on state government and other activities of the organization.
Francis W. Lovett oral history
The interview provides information and personal observations about applying to join the 10th Mountain Division; training at Camp Hale, Colo., Fitzsimons Army Medical Center, Colo., and Camp Swift, Tex.; fighting in Italy; post World War II life, education and family.
Francis W. Lovett oral history
The interview provides biographical information and personal observations about Lovett's experiences with the 10th Mountain Division during World War II: time at Camp Hale, service friends, stress, transition to civilian life and post-war career.
Francis Wolle oral history
Discusses the life and artwork of his wife, Muriel Sibell Wolle and the collections she donated to the Denver Public Library, Denver, Colo.
Frank and John Dolinsek oral history
Frank Deyoe Green oral history
Discusses aging in Silt, Colo., memories of father who was a horse trader, World War I, changes in land and attitudes. Interviewed by Andrew Gulliford, June 29, 1977.
Frank H. Mayer oral history
Reminiscenses about being a soldier in the Civil War and his experiences in the old West, Europe, Egypt and Mexico. Included are tales of Buffalo Bill and George Custer.
Frank Romano oral history
The interview provides information and personal observations about Romanos experiences during WWII, the Korean and Viet Nam Wars.
Frank W. Gates oral history
Recollections of Federal Art Program in Colorado.
Frank W. Miles oral history
Discusses aging, education, and government in Oak Creek, Colo. Also includes interview with Miles's wife, Lena. Interviewed by Randall Teeuwen, August 27, 1977. Includes mandolin, fiddle and harmonica music played at Elks Tavern.
Fred A. Rosenstock oral history
Recollections of art and artists in Colorado.
Fred S. Bartlett oral history
Discusses the depression years and the Federal Art Project in Colorado.
Fred S. Bartlett oral history
Bartlett discusses his family genealogy, childhood, education, employment at the Denver Art Museum on the first tape; second tape covers the artists Bartlett knew, the stock market crash, the Depression and the Chappell House in Denver, Colorado.
Gene Lindberg oral history
Lindberg discusses his career, Denver newspapers, and Denver personalities; also recalls events that happened during his tenure with The Denver Post newspaper.
Genevieve Natalina D'Amato Fiore oral history
Fiore talks about family, traditions, customs, the Lodge and social activities.
George C. Steele oral history
Steele discusses his life, the Williams Fork area, and ranching.
George E. Cranmer oral history
Discusses Mayor Ben Stapleton; Gerald Hughes and his role in the Moffat Tunnel project and Cranmer's family role in the history of the cattle industry.
George H. Rosenfield oral history
This oral history is an interview with George Rosenfield's son, Andrew. Andrew Rosenfield discusses information related to him by his father about the 10th Mountain division: breaking the gothic line leading to the Po Valley from the Apennines. Andrew Rosenfield also mentions a friendship between his father and James Rogers, also a member of 85-E.
George L. Brown oral history
Describes youth, education, career paths. Includes political observations about racial relations, youth, the aged, education and South Africa.
George Merrill oral history
Discusses life in Rifle, Colo. since 1903 and life in a nursing home. Also includes interview with Pam Hine, Rifle, Colo. nursing home administrator. Both interviews conducted by Randall Teeuwen
George S. Sisneros oral history
The interview provides information and personal observations about Sisneros' experiences: early days before transfer to the 10th Mountain Division; military training, climbing Pike's Peak with mules; strategy used to take mountains in Italy; Captain Devens and Sergeant Kauzlarich of "C" Battery, Devens receiving a Silver Star medal, Sisineros and Kauzlarich receiving Bronze Star medals; building a communication system that saved members of the 85th; singing the Pack Artillery Song.
George W. Bancroft oral history
Discusses father, William H. Bancroft, and painting techniques.
Gerald Q. Nash oral history
The interview provides information and personal observations about Nash's experiences: early years; training at Camp Hale and skiing; combat experiences around Lake Garda; on subsequent trips to Italy he visits a house were he stayed; four of his brothers were also in various military units during WWII.
Geraldine Angeline Pergola oral history
Talks about family, traditions, customs, the Lodge and social activities.
Geraldine Short oral history
Discusses role of the Council of Aging in the lives of the elderly of Meeker, Colorado. Includes interview with Mrs. Laura Davis, senior citizen in Rifle, Colorado, about Meals on Wheels and living in her own home and an unidentified licensed practical nurse (LPN) about what it's like to work in a nursing home. Interviews conducted by Randall Teeuwen.
Gertrude E. Moore oral history
Moore discusses the Five Points Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado, the changes in the population, her neighbors and her house.
Gladys Colette Bell Oral History Transcript
Bell tells of early education in Denver and Greeley, Colorado, early teaching experiences in Colorado and her years as Dean of Women at University of Denver with emphasis on the changes in college responsibilities and student relationship from 1929 until 1948.
Glen Chambers oral history
Discusses agriculture, land ownership, development and government.
Glen E. Robinson oral history
The interview provides information and personal observations about Robinson's experiences: 10th Mountain Division's role in supporting British troops to prevent Marshall Tito from invading Italy at Trieste; duty related to the Korean conflict; training American troops and South Koreans.