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Jim Meyers, interviewed by Josie Breland, talking about protesting the Vietnam War and about other conflicts of 1968.

Talking to my Dad about the time he was drafted to Vietnam.

Vickie Silver: 2020-09-07 18:54:43 Vickie Silver & Helen Adelt reminisce about the 1960s

My grandpa was a paper worker built machines traveled the world,loved his simblings best memories were going to the brewers games in Milwaukee and watched with his family and friends.Met his wife in class,went to Green Bay and Madison for...

My grandma, who is 80 years old, told me about her life living during the 1960s.

Living History Project

interviewing my grandparents about the 1968 democratic convention

A person of peace. A life of activism. Living my beliefs.

A conversation between myself, Marin Davis, and my grandfather, Jeffrey Lew about his experience with various events of the 1960s.

I talk with my grandfather about his life

In this interview my grandmother reflects about the challenges and struggles in her life.

This Interview was recommended by Tony Schaefer while he asked questions to his grandmother about the 1950s & 1960s.

Erin McCoy (16) talks with a family friend, Patricia (Patty) Medenwald (65) about her experience living during the 1960s. They discuss topics such as the moon landing, the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the Vietnam War, and the Civil Rights...

My 66 year old grandmother and 70 year old great aunt talking about the race relations in their childhood.

Nancy Carly’s perspective of the 1950s

In this interview, I, Annelise Schirmer, and my mother, Renée Schirmer, explore her experiences through the Cold War, Vietnam War, and Civil Rights Movements in the north. She describes her involvement with the rock and hippie groups, contributing to counterculture...

Kaila Thornton interviews Joe Kroll about divorce, life as a child in the fifties, true love, and work.

Barb talks about her childhood, job, life, and ect.

This interview is mainly focused on the childhood and youth of my grandmother, Caroline Carlson. She was born in 1834 and has many good stories to share. She has lived in Evanston, Illinois, New York City, and Canada. *please note...

Giuseppe Camarda describes his journey from Italy to the US and his life in the US after immigrating.

This was an interview about my Grandma’s life starting from the 40s progressing to present day. It has her thoughts, opinions, and ideas and how worldly events have shaped her.