Oral history

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The correspondence in this collection detail inquiries about donating the Bettis oral history materials to the American Quilt Study Group. The collection includes typed transcriptions and 9 cassette tapes of an oral interview with Dorothy Bettis done by Glenna Brock between May and September 1988. There are also photographs of selected quilts created by Bettis, with detailed information on the quilts.

Scope and Contents East Campus Community Organization (ECCO) is a community organization of people living in the area adjacent to East Campus, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Many residents are professors or emeriti in colleges or employees of other units of East Campus. The purpose of ECCO is for the residents of the community to get to know each other better. A newsletter is publishing informing the residents of upcoming events and suggestions on how the community can be improved. An annual...

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This collection contains oral history interviews with Americans of Scandinavian heritage, both immigrants and their descendents.

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Between 1973 and 1982, George Round conducted oral history interviews with about 300 individuals connected to the development of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, agriculture, and the state of Nebraska. The oral histories cover the time period from 1910 to 1973. The oral history records include cassette tapes, reel-to-reel tapes, and selected interview transcripts. The materials are arranged alphabetically.

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Subjects described on the tapes include family histories, immigration experiences, and life in Nebraska from about 1900 to the 1970s. Also included in this series is a scrapbook containing photographs of various interviewees.

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This sub-series contains transcripts from oral history interviews conducted by UNK students. The naming convention of each file is such that the Interviewer's name comes before the dash and the Interviewee's name comes after.