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Interview devoted to the working and living condition of Mr. Townsend as a black man from 1927-1975.

Interview devoted to being a housewife and why she moved to Vassar, Michigan from Detroit.

Interview devoted to the making of baskets.

Interview devoted to railroads in the Saginaw area.

John Ducham was a retired firefighter from the Saginaw Fire Department. The interview includes his recollections of early work conditions of firefighters as well as various fire incidents that occurred in Saginaw.

Interview devoted to the local union 12075 of the United Steelworkers of America in Midland, MI. Topics of discussion include the local union, John Prior's function in the union and his opinion of its present and future existence.

Interview devoted to a range of topics including early transportation and travel, politics, economics, religion, lumbering and American Indian life.

Interview devoted to the mining of coal in Bay County.

Interview devoted to the early school system and development of Freeland, origin to present.

Interview devoted to Mr. Forbes's 34 years as manager of the Old Saginaw Auditorium.

Interview devoted to her life in Germany, her experience immigrating from Germany to the United States and her and her husband's life in Saginaw.

Interview devoted to American Indians, logging, early cars and the town of Sanford.

Interview devoted to The Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association in Saginaw, Michigan.

Interview devoted to the founding of International Business College of Saginaw, the establishment of Bliss Publishing Co., and the big fire of May 7, 1891.

Interview devoted to the Dow Chemical Company, Midland.

Interview devoted to family history, individual history, and Saginaw.

Interview devoted to history of Bay City as early as the great South-end fire of July, 1892.

Interview devoted to the following topics: Italian immigrant parents in Saginaw at the turn of the century; life as a boy in the second decade of the 20th century; what Saginaw was like during the 1920's and 1930's; prohibition and its repeal.

Interview devoted to the contribution of black people in the formation of the Saginaw area.

Interview devoted to local Mayville History and lumbering.

Interview devoted to the following topics: the purpose of establishing settlements in Michigan; comparing religious bonds among Lutherans of yesterday and today; the difference between synods and the turmoil in the Missouri synod; the founding of St.…

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