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In this interview, conducted in November 2017 in Evergreen Park, Illinois, Mary Eileen Ward (16) interviews her grandmother Mary Morgan (83) about her life, from childhood to present day. Mary Morgan talks about childhood traditions, where she met her husband,...
Stanley Latting (80) speaks with his niece Tracy Latting [no age given] and his nephew, Tracy's brother, Mike Latting (68) about growing up in Robbins, IL, the siblings' time in their family rodeo business, and what horses have meant to...
Julie Keaty interviews Jane Gizyn about living in an old farm house in Evergreen Park. She discusses the variety of businesses and the development of the community.
The two sisters reminisce on life growing up in EP
Fiona was interviewed by Jan Stone-Paris on her family life
Wayne Hastings talked about his time as a part-time village employee and various other jobs he has had.
"In EP Friends and neighbors are one family. Heart of EP is the people." Childhood was in EP. Life of service, 33 years in the Village. Everybody has a story.
Long time Evergreen Park librarian (40 years) talks about growing up in the area, helping students and the changes she's seen in the library.
Julius Fassl tells interviewer Jan Stone-Paris the story of his life.
Daniel O'Brien wrote his Master's thesis on the Evergreen Plaza. He is a graduate of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Mr. Peso is on the Building Commission and the Historical Commission. He speaks about his memories of Evergreen Park and the work the Historical Commission has done to archive items from the past.
A loving couple who have been married 45 years and lived in EP for 42
Valerie Helbert, 38, shares childhood memories and stories about older relatives with her younger sister Edith Helbert, 36.
Susan speaks about her childhood and the community of Evergreen Park, a wonderful, vibrant place for families and children.. Her parents instilled a love of culture, literature, art, music, and dance. Her Mom Helen taught her to think for herself.
Ardith Inman tells Jan Stone-Paris about her days as a school teacher
Helen and Bill Brett reminisce with their daughters Sue Enright and Ellie Ryan
Currently a teacher at Brother Rice, he remembers baseball in the park, the "Mom & Pop feel" of the village, Most Holy Redeemer Carnival.