Pieces of our lives : folk arts in Vermillion County, Indiana

Description:	Published transcripts of oral history interviews. Includes: Barbara Aimone, first generation American and Italian cook par excellence; Joe Airola, Italian immigrant, coal miner, and sausage maker, the man responsible for the Immigrant Square on Ninth Street in Clinton; Arlow Brazeal, fisherman and net maker; Russ Fortner, woodcarver, wooden spoons and ax handles are his specialty; Esther Hollingsworth, long-time Universal resident, storyteller and quilter; Randy Joy, ginseng hunter; Irma Pesavento, remembers Clintons years as a booming mining town; Bill Walthall, maple syrup maker, Thelma Wickens, farm wife
Origin:	2006-01
Created By:	Rawles-Heiser, Carolyn, editor; Ludden, Keith, interviewer
Contributor(s):	With support from the Indiana Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts
Publisher:	Indiana Arts Commision (Indianapolis, Ind.); Printed by Clinton Color Crafters.
Source:	http://indianamemory.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/clinton/id/887
Collection:	Clinton Public Library
Rights:	http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/UND/1.0/
Copyright:	Copyright Undetermined
Subjects:	Oral history Clinton (Ind.) -- history Folk art -- Indiana -- Vermillion County Vermillion County (Ind.) -- Social life and customs Cookery (Pasta) Italian American women Cookery, Italian Mining Miners Coal mining Fishermen Wood-carving Sewing Storytelling Maple syrup Hollingsworth, Esther, 1918-2000 Wickens, Thelma, 1899- Brazeal, Arlow, 1913-2000 Fortner, Russ, 1906- Aimone, Barbara, 1911-1999 Airola, Joe R., 1896-1987 Walthall, Bill, 1914- Pesavento, Irma Agriculture Social life Domestic life Business & Industry Labor Natural Resources People Religion

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