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Eugene A. Forbes Oral History Interview
Interview devoted to the Catholic Church in Saginaw (St. Andrew Parish) And the K. K. K. in Saginaw.
Position: 56 (528 views)
Kenneth B. Forbes Oral History Interview
Interview devoted to Mr. Forbes's 34 years as manager of the Old Saginaw Auditorium.
Position: 75 (506 views)
Officer Efficiency Report for Col. Bull Simons
An officer efficiency report for Col. Bull Simons covering the period of December 20, 1969 to August 8, 1970.
Position: 506 (37 views)
Officer Efficiency Report for Col. Bull Simons
An officer efficiency report for Col. Bull Simons covering the period of December 19, 1970 to July 31, 1971.
Position: 442 (40 views)
Henry Fries Oral History Interview
Interview devoted to early Saginaw. ( Depression, War, Unions, Streetcars, etc.)
Position: 49 (548 views)
Emil Gansser Oral History Interview
Interview devoted to music in the Bay City Area and his experiences in World War I.
Position: 25 (643 views)
Notes on the securing of an airplane for the Iranian rescue mission
Notes from EDS employee Gary Fernandes on how he was able to secure a plane for the Iranian rescue mission.
Position: 533 (35 views)
EDS employment application for Glenn Jackson
The EDS employment application for Glenn Jackson.
Position: 442 (40 views)
Comments from Glenn Jackson on the second draft of The Bull and the Peacock
Comments from EDS employee Glenn Jackson on the second draft of The Bull and the Peacock. That was an early working title for On Wings of Eagles.
Position: 396 (42 views)
Memo from Glenn Jackson
A memo from EDS employee Glenn Jackson to Ken Follett describing his emotions upon returning to Texas.
Position: 463 (39 views)
Transcript of an interview with Glenn Jackson
A transcript of an interview with EDS employee Glenn Jackson. The interview was conducted by Ken Follett. Hotfoot was an early working title for On Wings of Eagles.
Position: 396 (42 views)
Transcript of an interview with Glenn Jackson
A transcript of an interview with EDS employee Glenn Jackson. The interview was conducted by Ken Follett. Hotfoot was an early working title for On Wings of Eagles.
Position: 421 (41 views)
Caesar Goode Oral History Interview
Interview devoted to changes in Bay City and opportunities for blacks.
Position: 22 (669 views)
Olaf Goodell Oral History Interview
Interview devoted to local Mayville History and lumbering.
Position: 117 (449 views)
Wilbur Haist Oral History Interview
Interview devoted to the oil business from 1937-1967.
Position: 72 (509 views)
Bertha & Mary Ethel Hall Oral History Interview
Interview devoted to early life in Hemlock, Michigan.
Position: 95 (483 views)
Clarence Harnden Oral History Interview
Interview devoted to the Saginaw County Fair and its history. Clarence Harnden was the manager of the Saginaw County Fair.
Position: 121 (444 views)
Transcript of an interview with Dr. Harold Kimmerling
A transcript of an interview with Dr. Harold Kimmerling, who cared for Col. Simons after the Iranian rescue mission. The interview was conducted by Ken Follett. Hotfoot was an early working title for On Wings of Eagles.
Position: 323 (46 views)
Captain Stanley Harrison Oral History Interview
Interview devoted to the following topics: What influenced him to go sailing; responsibilities of being captain; life and living conditions of a sailor; shipping during the great depression; the Great Storm of 1913; changes in shipping during his…
Position: 64 (517 views)
Transcript of an interview with Harry Simons
A transcript of an interview with Harry Simons, the son of Col. "Bull" Simons. The interview was conducted by Ken Follett. Hotfoot was an early working title for On Wings of Eagles.
Position: 368 (43 views)
A letter from Harvey Unna to Ken Follett
A letter from Harvey Unna to Ken Follett alerting Follett that a manuscript was being mailed to him.
Position: 153 (306 views)
Max P. Heavenrich Jr. Oral History Interview
Interview devoted to family history, individual history, and Saginaw.
Position: 75 (506 views)
Letter from Henry Precht to Ken Follett
A letter from State Department employee Henry Precht refusing to sign any release forms from Ken Follett.
Position: 514 (36 views)