Appalachian Heritage and Culture- A collection of oral histories
Tape, Magnetic
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| Collection |
Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College Oral History Collection |
| Date |
09/19/1983 |
| Abstract |
Interview of Nola Sergent by Cheryl Sergent.
Interviewer's description-
"Mrs. Sergent was born on Catron's Creek in Harlan County Kentucky in 1934. She states that she led a relatively isolated existence-traveling to Harlan occasionally and to Bible camp for a week in the summer. Most of her childhood was spent in helping rear twelve brothers and sisters. Subjects discussed included: (1) education, (2) sewing, (3) home crafts (soap making, etc.) (4) livestock and gardening, (5) the community of Teetersville, Kentucky (Harlan County) and its' founding family, and (6) the coal camp life (commissary, etc.)." |
| Object ID |
2007.001.0258 |
| Object Name |
Tape, Magnetic |
| Subjects |
Education
Sewing
Crafts (Handicraft)
Gardening
Coal camps
Commissaries, Company |
| Interview date |
09/19/1983 |
| Interviewer |
Sergent, Cheryl |
| Length of interview |
31:07 |
| Media |
Cassette Tape |
| Narrator |
Sergent, Nola |
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