Montana Community Story Project
Interviews
Ray Campeau recalls the Serbian celebration of Mesopust, the coming of the interstate, his family's heritage, and the round-the-clock hardworking miners in Butte.
Connie and Jesse share the story of their son, Elliot, who got into an accident in his pickup and his miraculous recovery.
Jane Wolery talks about her memories of the Joplin, Montana Community Hall as a way to build community; "I think about the importance of a place for people to gather in communities ...community halls are so fundamental" to a thriving...
Founder of the Bozeman Clinic, Dr. John Heetderts, now 91 years old, remembers growing up in Montana in the first half of the 20th century.
Bernice Herman, 103 of Glasgow, Montana, shares stories of her youth, education, and grandparents.
Ken Johnstone describes his move to Broadus Montana, and his life thereafer, from working on cars to helping his brother with ranching.
Charles Carter shares with us the story of his life homesteading and living in Broadus, Montana with his family.
Mary Schaffer shares with us her childhood growing up in Broadus and how her family ended up there.
Norm fondly remembers the close bonds of family growing up.
Larry Hops shares stories of childhood, Yellowstone National Park, work life in Montana, and more.
Bear Dan McKinney discusses the experiences of his New Mexican childhood and his eventual move to Montana. He credits his father with his formula for a happy life.
Virginia Lee Robinson describes the various ordeals she overcame growing up to get her education.
Born in Wyoming, Vera describes her early memories on the ranch. In 1960, her and her family moved to Broadus.
Anne Amsden details her life leading up to coming to Broadus and the many stories she has from living there.
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