Newport resident Doris Rhodes, age 101, shares stories of her life in Oregon and Alaska, including memories of the 1964 Alaska Earthquake, voting for Franklin D. Roosevelt, and hearing breaking news on the radio of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
This recording is part of the Toledo Public Library's ongoing "Lincoln County Voices" project, which seeks to create a spoken audio record of the people, cultures, and languages of Lincoln County, Oregon.
Toledo resident Erling "Oop" Johnson shares his memories of Toledo and the surrounding areas.
This recording is part of the Toledo Public Library's ongoing "Lincoln County Voices" project, which seeks to create a spoken audio record of the people, cultures, and languages of Lincoln County, Oregon.
Recording of Toledo resident Frederick "Ricky" Dyson, age 78. Recounts his experience of conversion to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints as a young man, as well as life circumstances surrounding the event.
This recording is part "Lincoln County Voices," a project by the Toledo Public Library and the Lincoln County Library District to create a spoken audio record of the people and stories of Lincoln County, Oregon.
Newport resident John Lavrakas shares his life experiences and background.
This recording is part "Lincoln County Voices," a project by the Toledo Public Library and the Lincoln County Library District to create a spoken audio record of the people and stories of Lincoln County, Oregon.
Lincoln County resident Michele Redmond shares her experiences and perspective on contemporary issues. This recording is part "Lincoln County Voices," a project by the Toledo Public Library and the Lincoln County Library District to create a spoken audio record of the people and stories of Lincoln County, Oregon.
Toledo resident and folk singer Mike O'Donnell shares original songs, as well as biographical information and a short story.
This recording is part "Lincoln County Voices," a project by the Toledo Public Library and the Lincoln County Library District to create a spoken audio record of the people and stories of Lincoln County, Oregon.
