Oral history interview with Lucy Haack [sound recording] / interviewed by Howard Fredricks. 1979 Mar. 20.

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Oral history interview with Lucy Haack [sound recording] / interviewed by Howard Fredricks. 1979 Mar. 20.

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Mrs. Haack talks about her ancestors and her memories of Bangor and Middle Ridge. Her father had the first cooper shop in Bangor and built what is now the Village Inn. She worked in his saloon, went to La Crosse Normal for six weeks, and then taught school. She remembers prohibition, the depression, Ku Klux Klan activities, and many area families including the Bosshards.

2 sound tqpe reels (ca. 180 min.) : analog, 3 3/4 ips ; 7 in. + 1 transcript (86 leaves ; 28 cm.)

University of Wisconsin - La Crosse, Murphy Library

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University of Wisconsin - La Crosse, Murphy Library

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