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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 general information and background of Mr. Schindehette including his early boat building experiences during the early 1900's and his ownership of the Republic Hotel until approximately 1965.

Interview devoted to what it was like to grow up during the Great Depression and some of the changes in the landmarks around Saginaw.

Interview devoted to south Saginaw and the Bridgeport area.

Interview devoted to the facts Mr. Smith finds most interesting about the Saginaw Valley, and the aspects of education he thinks are important in teaching the history of the Saginaw Valley.

Interview devoted to the history and life of Indian Dave (David Stocker); Tuscola County.

The first interview of Ralph Stroebel took place on June 16, 1972 and covers the lumbering era in Saginaw, the Tittabawassee Boom Company and the logging industry. The second interview of Ralph Stroebel took place on July 19, 1972. Topics discussed…

Interview devoted to the history of Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Saginaw.

Interview devoted to being the wife of a coal miner.

Interview devoted to early Spaulding Township and Indian Reservation.

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

Interview devoted to personal data, family background, father's occupation, and lifestyle of the early 20th Century.

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

Herbert Turner was one of three republican delegates to the Michigan Constitutional Convention from Saginaw County. He served on the Committee on Finance and Taxation, the Committee on Public Information and the State Commission on Agricultural…

Interview devoted to the general history of the Frankenmuth Fire Department.

Interview devoted to the early days of Hampton Township, industries and education in Essexville. August Vennix was the grandson of Geradus Vennix, a Dutch immigrant involved in the establishment of St. John the Evangelist Church.

A discussion with Reverend A. W. Voges about the development and future of the Lutheran Church in the Saginaw Valley.

Interview devoted to Great South End Fire of 1892.

Interview devoted to the history of Weiss centennial farm in relation to area history and recollections of Arthur Weiss about area events past and present, Saginaw.

Interview devoted to the organization of the Hi-Steppers, Saginaw.

Interview devoted to the coal mining industry in the Saginaw Valley.

Interview topics include Frankenmuth's history, the Lutheran Church of St. Lorenz, what Frankenmuth was like during the time of the interview and Mr. Zehnder's personal life and influences.

Interview devoted to the mining of coal in Bay County.
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