Oral history interview with Floy Miller [sound recording], 1976 June 29

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Oral history interview with Floy Miller [sound recording], 1976 June 29

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Floy Miller was born in 1895 near Golden Pond, Kentucky. Miller grew up on her father's farm and attended public schools at Golden Pond and Fenton. She later studied at Bowling Green State Teachers College. After receiving her teaching certificate in 1915, she taught at the Pleasant Valley School in Livingston County. In 1921, Miller decided to quit teaching and relocated outside of the Land Between the Lakes region. She briefly reflects on the Night Rider raids of 1907 and 1908.

1 sound disc (43 minutes) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.

Murray State University, Waterfield Library

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Murray State University, Waterfield Library

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Sullivan, David R

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Miller, Floy, 1895-

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Floy Miller, who was a resident of the Land Between the Lakes region of Kentucky for over twenty-six years, discusses her experiences during the early part of the 20th Century. She describes former residents of Golden Pond and their occupations, the problems associated with transportation and communication in the region and significant incidents that affected her life. She also mentions the river boats, local churches and the general stores. From the description of Oral history inter...

Pleasant Valley School (Livingston County, Ky.)

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