Joan Treacy Holter Interview February 11, 2008.

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Joan Treacy Holter Interview February 11, 2008.

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Joan Treacy Holter Interview conducted on February 11, 2008 in Helena, MT by Doctor Richard S. Buswell. In this interview Ms. Holter discusses her family (Holter and Treacy), growing up in Helena, attending the University of California at Los Angeles, CA and transferring to Elmira College, NY, majoring in biochemistry and English, working for the Shell Oil Company, marriage to Jeff Holter in 1952, and raising their family in Helena. The collection also consists of an eleven page transcript of the oral history as well as Dr. Buswell's recollections of the Holter family. (OH 2284).

Transcript 11 p.

Montana Historical Society Library

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Montana Historical Society Library

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Holter, Norman J., 1914-1983

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Holter, Joan Treacy

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Buswell, Richard S., 1945-

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Richard S. Buswell lives in Helena, Montana where he was born and raised. He photographs the remains of human habitation on the abandoned homesteads, farms, and mines that he comes across while hiking the surrounding countryside. His photographs are part of the permanent collection of many museums, including the Smithsonian, Boston's Museum of Fine Art, the Corcoran, George Eastman House, and the Library of Congress. From the guide to the Richard S. Buswell Photographs, 2003, (David ...

Buswell, Richard S., 1945-

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Richard S. Buswell lives in Helena, Montana where he was born and raised. He photographs the remains of human habitation on the abandoned homesteads, farms, and mines that he comes across while hiking the surrounding countryside. His photographs are part of the permanent collection of many museums, including the Smithsonian, Boston's Museum of Fine Art, the Corcoran, George Eastman House, and the Library of Congress. From the guide to the Richard S. Buswell Photographs, 2003, (David ...