UConn Extension’s Historical Transcripts
These are transcripts of interviews with agricultural production, researchers, legislators, and commercial commodity vendors from Connecticut which were conducted in 1999 and 2000 by Luanne Lange, Professional Extension Specialist. Her goal was to record the history of agricultural interests lived by a variety of individuals in the early 20th century pursuant to a transition in Connecticut agriculture from a predominant family farm to the more industrial atmosphere of the 21st century. The actual voice recording cassettes may be found in the UCONN Babbidge Library
Archives Division. Select a name below to view the interview transcript.
Aho, Bill
Anderson, David
Averill, Heman
Averill, Jean
Barney, David
Brand, John I
Brand, John II
Brand, John III
Block, Alyce
Blum, Jack & Jeane
Borden, Ruth (Hopkins)
Chessmir, Robin
Colgan, Phil
Cowan, Al I
Cowan, Al II
Curtis, Greg
Dougherty, James
Eckert, George
Eliason, Alton
Fellows, Irving
Ferris, Shirley I
Ferris, Shirley II
Gallup, Ben
Gaylord, Jesse
Grant, Don
Grant, Jayne
Gray, Al I
Gray, Al II
Gray, Al III
Gray, Arlene
Green, Kenneth
Hartikka, Arnold & Phyllis
Hibbard, John
Himmelstein, Meyer
Hindinger Family
Hopkins, Bill
Jensen, Helene
Jensen, Bob
Johnson, Stewart I
Johnson, Stewart II
Jones, Philip (A)
Kersting, Ted
Kibbe, Diurna
Kofkoff, Sam
Loew, Eva
Lyman, Jack
MacLaren, Malcolm
Manning, Lucille I
Manning, Lucille & Oliver II
Manning, Lucille & Oliver III
Niederwerfer, Frank
Nazarko, Bohdan
Okonuk, Joyce
O’Leary, Norma
Olsen, John
Papandrea, Frank
Putnam, Vivian Anderson
Richmond, Truman
Roberts, Preston
Rose, Henry
Ruwet, Joseph & Virginia
Salmon, Clarence I
Salmon, Clarence II
Seaver, Stan
Spencer, Helen I
Spencer, Helen II
Staebner, Ernie & Sandy
Stiles, Betsy
Thorpe, Walter I
Thorpe, Walter II