Gunhild Alvhilda Kvingedal Sather Oral History Interview 1982.

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Gunhild Alvhilda Kvingedal Sather Oral History Interview 1982.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/183327783

The interview was conducted with Gunhild Sather on October 6, 1982 in Seattle, Washington. It contains information on family background, childhood, emigration, work, marriage, and community activities. The interview also provides photographs of Gunhild's home in Kvingedal, Norway, Gunhild as a young woman, Gunhild in traditional Scandinavian dress (1933), and Gunhild in her later years. The interview was conducted in English.

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