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1.	B.M. Ingram (A)	Family history	(4:42) Mr. Ingram discusses his family and growing up on Walnut Street in Florence, Alabama. This interview is part of an oral history project funded by a grant from the Alabama Historical Records Boa

2.	B.M. Ingram (B)	Occupations; Depression 1929; Churches	(6:02) Mr. Ingram discusses the Great Depression, his first job, going to church and building a canoe in Florence, Alabama.This interview is part of an oral history project funded by a grant from the

3.	B.M. Ingram (C)	Family history; United States History Civil War, 1861-1865	(7:16) Mr. Ingram tells a Civil War story that was passed down from his ancestors. This interview is part of an oral history project funded by a grant from the Alabama Historical Records Board, manage

4.	B.M. Ingram (D)	Lindbergh, Charles A. (Charles Augustus), 1902-1974; Depression 1929	(4:49) Mr. Ingram describes seeing Charles Lindbergh fly over Florence and describes his life during the Great Depression.This interview is part of an oral history project funded by a grant from the A

5.	B.M. Ingram (E)	Automobiles; Marriage	(6:29) Mr. Ingram tells about his experiences with his first car and he talks about how he met and married his wife. This interview is part of an oral history project funded by a grant from the Alabam

6.	B.M. Ingram (F)	Military service; Occupations	(4:37) Mr. Ingram describes his time in the military. This interview is part of an oral history project funded by a grant from the Alabama Historical Records Board, managed by the Alabama Department o

7.	B.M. Ingram (G)	Business enterprises; Business districts	(10:07) Mr. Ingram gives a brief history of how his company evolved and describes the downtown area of Florence, Alabama in the early to mid 1900s. This interview is part of an oral history project fu

8.	B.M. Ingram (H)	Business enterprises; Cotton gins	(6:06) Mr. Ingram describes his cotton gin on South Seminary Street in Florence, Alabama and his experiences running the business. This interview is part of an oral history project funded by a grant f

9.	B.M. Ingram (I)	Clubs; Computers	(4:48) Mr. Ingram discusses his membership in the Exchange Club of Florence, Alabama and his experiences with early computer systems. This interview is part of an oral history project funded by a gran

10.	Carol Jean Holland Grisham (A)	Domestic life; Tennessee River	(4:26) Carol Jean Holland Grisham discusses her summers spent growing up on the banks of the Tennessee River. This interview was conducted as part of a joint project of the Music Preservation Societ

11.	Carol Jean Holland Grisham (B)	Mussels; Fishing	(5:21) Carol Jean Holland Grisham discusses river activities such as fishing and cooking fish, mussel harvesting, and swimming in the river. This interview was conducted as part of a joint project o

12.	Carol Jean Holland Grisham (C)	Domestic life; Music; Tugboats	(4:16) Carol Jean Holland Grisham talks about life on the banks of the Tennessee River. This interview was conducted as part of a joint project of the Music Preservation Society and the Florence-Lau

13.	Carol Jean Holland Grisham (D)	Capone, Al, 1899-1947; Whiskey	(6:05) Carol Jean Holland Grisham discusses her father making and selling whiskey. This interview was conducted as part of a joint project of the Music Preservation Society and the Florence-Lauderda

14.	Carol Jean Holland Grisham (E)	Domestic life	(3:04) Carol Jean Holland Grisham discusses living conditions she experienced while growing up. This interview was conducted as part of a joint project of the Music Preservation Society and the Flor

15.	Carol Jean Holland Grisham (F)	Family	(4:40) Carol Jean Holland Grisham talks about her family, especially her grandparents. This interview was conducted as part of a joint project of the Music Preservation Society and the Florence-Laud

16.	Carroll Crouch (A)	Dams; Family history	(4:22) Mr. Crouch tells about his parents' home on the Tennessee River and an incident at his aunt's boarding house during the early 1900s. This interview is part of an oral history project funded by

17.	Carroll Crouch (B)	Ferries; Fishing	(4:30) Mr. Crouch tells about his father's experience operating a ferry as a young boy and fishing with trot lines on the Tennessee River in the early 1900s. This interview is part of an oral history

18.	Carroll Crouch (C)	Occupations; Steamboats	(4:14) Mr. Crouch tells about his mother and father settling in Florence, Alabama in the early 1900s and his father's occupation as a painter. This interview is part of an oral history project funded

19.	Carroll Crouch (D)	Residential streets; Farmers; Cotton industry; Schools	(6:03) Mr. Crouch describes the main residential area of Florence, Alabama in the early 1900s. This interview is part of an oral history project funded by a grant from the Alabama Historical Records B

20.	Carroll Crouch (E)	Street maintenance & repair; Marriage	(6:05) Mr. Crouch describes street paving in the early 1900s and his marriage proposal after returning from the war. This interview is part of an oral history project funded by a grant from the Alabam

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