The ORAL HISTORY Project
AT WILL ROGERS
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August 2, 2018
Today we are celebrating the 50th interview of the year! Our Oral History Project at Will Rogers has been such a success. We had the pleasure of interviewing Gloria Fletcher for our 50th interview, and got to hear about her childhood in Tupper Lake, her adult life in Lake Clear where she lead 4-H for 10 years, and her 35 years in Potsdam, where she enjoyed riding horses and camping with her husband Douglas. Thank you Will Rogers and thank you Gloria! April 19, 2018
Historic Saranac Lake collaborates with Will Rogers to create the Oral History Project at Will Rogers. This project aims to document the lives and stories of the residents at Will Rogers. With three weekly interview sessions, each resident will have the opportunity to tell their story. These interviews will be archived with Historic Saranac Lake's oral history collection, and will be used to aid the Will Rogers biography project. March 4, 2018
The Oral History Project went to Will Rogers last week capture the voices of seven residents in individual interviews. Those interviewed were: Helen May, Natalie Leduc, Alton and Lucille Beideck, Joe Pete Wilson, Sidney Maxwell, and Ursula Trudeau. Click on the names to the right to listen to some of the stories these Saranac Lake residents told us. |
Ankudavich, Bill
Barner-Rasmussen, Susan Beideck, Alton and Lucille Beline, Christa Benderly, Charlotte DiNicola, Lois Dunn, Marcy Duncan, Jim Eddy, Verna Fletcher, Gloria Flynn, Michele Glavin, James Granquist, Marilyn Gregg, Louise Guerrette, Maurice Hart, Jeanne Hazelden, Marilynn Henklein, Joyce Hoffman, Howard and Bertha Hoffman, Leslie Johns, Bette Ketcham, Steve Kite, Landon LaFountain, Louise Landolfe, Vincentia Langelier, Hugh LaPlante, Eileen Leavitt, Lenore Leduc, Natalie Leigh, Kay Lemon, Rosine |
Maxwell, Sidney
May, Helen Middleton, Geri Mitchell, Dorothy O'Hara, Carol Parr, Sandy and Bud Peightal, Kitty Potenza, Judy Ralph, Gretchen Riley, June Ryan, Gail Sayles, Betty Schmidt, Louise Setlock, Lois Sheppard, Jeannette Sunde, Elaine Suplee, Mary Sweeney, DA Syphax, Richard Trapp, Henrietta Troise, Ray Trudeau, Ursula Wagner, Bess Walker, Thelma Watson, Dick and Joan Wilson, Joseph Peter Wrenn, Gail |