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Ephemera

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Collection: Sports, Leisure & Play Collection

Object ID: 2006.011

Date Range: 2005

Collection: Sports, Leisure & Play Collection

Description: Collection of objects related to the Lancaster Barnstormer's first season.; -Closet Lamp; -Commemorative tickets for opening night; -Ticket, May 11, 2005; -Box, "Rally Roni"; -Plastic Tub, "Cylo", Lancaster Barnstormers

Date Range: 2005

Year Range From: 2005

Year Range To: 2005

Storage Location: LCHS / Willson Memorial Building

Storage Room: Museum North

Storage Wall: East Wall

Storage Cabinet: Unit 07

Storage Shelf: Shelf 3

Subcategory: Need to Classify

Object Name: Ephemera

Condition: Good

Object ID: 2006.011

Oral History

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Object ID: OH 2004 003

Collection: Oral History Collection

Description: Watt, David S.; World War II veteran; 00:02:00 Introduction; 00:16:03 Watt born in India; 00:24:07 Parents were missionaries from Lancaster; 00:31:00 Presbytarian; 00:39:00 Born in northern India; 01:17:00 Student at F & M.; 01:33:00 Studied Business Administration at F & M.; 01:43:00 Enlisted; 01:47:00 Pilot experience; 01:55:00 Had an aircraft; 02:06:00 Learned to fly before enlistment; 02:13:00 Training at Lancaster Airport; 02:32:00 Interviewed Jessie and Howard Eckhart; 03:20:00 Primary training in Oklahoma (Air force); 03:45:00 San Antonio (West Point of the Air); 04:07:00 Married current wife four years ago; 04:18:00 Attended flight school as officer; 04:23:00 flew B-24 Liberator bombers; 04:36:00 Transition from small plane to large bomber; 05:04:00 Ten people on B-24; 05:32:00 Range of a B-24; 05:46:00 Targets mostly in southern Europe; 05:56:00 Targeted mostly harbors; 06:23:00 Mission to hold Suez Canal against Rommel; 06:54:00 B-24 against German anti-aircraft gunners; 07:08:00 German fighters worst hazard; 07:18:00 Watt flew twenty-seven missions; 07:48:00 Memorable mission a disaster.; 07:51:00 Attack on Ploesti oil refineries; 08:05:00 Old organization and old planes; 08:19:00 never announced that job was to eliminate air force; 08:25:00 mission was low level attack; 08:37:00 Not many people and planes survived; 09:22:00 Attack was end of air force; 09:28:00 Part of design but no one said so; 09:55:00 Thirty-six planes sent out on Ploesti raid; 10:17:00 No indication before hand; 10:25:00 had done job assigned to unit; 11:10:00 Making friends. Stationed in Palestine; 11:42:00 Moved to Little Bitter Lake in Egypt; 12:01:00 Relaxed between missions; 12:14:00 Considered "assigned pilots"; 12:43:00 Played poker for entertainment; 13:21:00 Flew about every three weeks; 13:47:00 Believed in performance not good luck; 14:07:00 Became second in command of squadron; 14:32:00 Medals brought by David Watt; 16:05:00 Important document to service member; 16:52:00 Medals awarded while in service; 17:27:00 campaign medal; 17:57:00 Bracelet he made for his first wife; 18:27:00 also has frat pin from F & M; 18:53:00 Silver Star; 19:01:00 Silver Star, second highest medal; 19:53:00 Received Silver Star in 2000; 20:51:00 mission through bad fog; 22:40:00 Watt was operations officer; 22:44:00 Broke on top of cloud bank.; 23:00:00 Attacked target with other bombers; 23:02:00 Was attacked by German fighters; 23:38:00 Status of war; 24:30:00 Watt's Veterans Day Rememberance talk starts; 31:45:00 Worked at Watt and Shand (3rd generation Watt); 32:27:00 Worked in Toy, Jewelry, Candy Departments; 32:39:00 First Floor Manager; 33:06:00 No problem with transition to civilian life; 33:17:00 Family did not have a background in flying; 34:49:00 Any thoughts to pass on to future military and current; 35:09:00 Keep head up. And NOT up ….

Collection Date: 2004-10-19

Collector: Newton, Beverly

People: Watt, David S.

Subcategory: Need to Classify

Object Name: Oral History

Condition: Good

Object ID: OH 2004 003

Oral History

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Object ID: OH 2004 007

Collection: Oral History Collection

Description: Snyder, Charles V., Jr.; World War II Veteran; Graduated from F & M. Enlisted in the army, 1942. Military intelligence. Security for Bob Hope, Frances Langford, Al Jolson. Undercover agent/had privilieges of field grade officers. Called back in 1951. Served as first lieutenant.; 00:00:22 life prior to military; 00:00:29 from Lancaster,; 00:00:32 Graduated from McCaskey, (first class in 1938); 00:00:38 attended F & M College (1938 to 1942); 00:00:49 drafted six months before graduation; 00:00:56 obtained six month deferment; 00:01:13 obtained degree in 1942 (sociology); 00:02:14 One hundred plus in graduating class; 00:02:29 Lowell Thomas speaker at graduation; 00:03:02 wanted military intelligence work; 00:03:09 Basic at Keesler field, Mississippi; 00:03:22 Went to radio school in Sioux Falls, SD; 00:03:32 trouble learning morse code; 00:03:48 transferred to counter-intelligence corp; 00:04:12 school about three months long; 00:04:28 learned lockpicking and investigative work; 00:04:54 went to Miami, Florida; 00:05:20 detachment with ATC; 00:05:46 Snyder had experience with radio; 00:06:07 others had gone to air mechanics school; 00:06:28 worked undercover in radio and mechanics fields; 00:07:09 trips back and forth to Africa; 00:08:00 flight miles totalled 41,790; 00:08:58 sent to Marikesh; 00:09:27 worked undercover on base; 00:09:33 tried to stop any sabatoge; 00:10:07 investigations did not turn up any sabatours; 00:10:36 assigned to USO tours; 00:11:14 Bob Hope, Gracie Fields and others; 00:11:38 "short snorter"; 00:11:49 flights over the equator; 00:12:53 start with a dollar bill; 00:14:04 General Gerow and Secretary Stinson autograph; 00:14:24 helped with billets and security for USO; 00:14:57 Served in Casablanca; 00:15:31 went undercover. Did not wear insignia on uniform; 00:16:05 passed as civilians on government duty; 00:17:03 lived in officers quarters; 00:17:10 had field grade officers privilgeces; 00:17:24 personnel investigations; 00:17:38 made connections with other allied intelligence forces; 00:18:08 Germans had been evicted from North Africa; 00:19:46 agents strung across North Africa; 00:20:05 Reports sent by courier; 00:21:14 lived in an apartment in Casablanca; 00:21:54 learned French from lady landlord; 00:22:38 carried a weapon.; 00:23:01 picked to go to Africa due to training; 00:23:22 did not find any sabatoge; 00:24:16 maintained relations with local law enforcement; 00:24:45 Overseas April 1943 to December 1944; 00:25:25 Went to 2nd Air Force in Colorado Springs; 00:25:58 discharged at Ft Meade, Maryland; 00:26:48 went to law school at Dickinson college; 00:27:12 Father was a dentist; 00:27:42 tried to get into Univ of Pennsylania; 00:27:53 graduated from Dickinson after two years; 00:28:34 received direct commission to 1st Lt; 00:28:48 recalled during Korean War; 00:29:14 served a year and a half; 00:29:36 served in counter intelligence; 00:29:54 practice handled by older attorney; 00:30:13 practiced law for 52 years; 00:30:20 semi-retired now; 00:30:43 soliticor for RRTA and Sheriff of Lancaster county; 00:31:18 used G.I. Bill for schooling; 00:32:04 tuition $400 to $500 a year in the 1940s; 00:32:44 main thrust, maintain security for air bases; 00:33:24 C-47s and C-46s airplanes; 00:34:04 had contact with local law officials; 00:34:11 not a member of VFW or Legion; 00:35:50 King Farouk of Egypt; 00:37:08 Trip to Holy Land; 00:38:10 Flying hours - 230; 00:39:27 flew through some storms; 00:39:37 Accident day before his arrival; 00:39:55 close

Collection Date: 2004-10-18

Collector: Newton, Beverly

People: Snyder, Charles V., Jr.

Subcategory: Need to Classify

Object Name: Oral History

Condition: Good

Object ID: OH 2004 007

Oral History

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Object ID: OH 2004 012

Collection: Oral History Collection

Description: Fisher, Paul G.; World War II veteran; Army Air Force, 1943. 353rd Air Force Band, trumpeter. Basic at St Petersburg, FL.

Collection Date: 2004-10-22

Collector: Newton, Beverly

People: Fisher, Paul G.

Subcategory: Need to Classify

Object Name: Oral History

Condition: Good

Object ID: OH 2004 012

Oral History

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Object ID: OH 2004 023

Collection: Oral History Collection

Description: Snavely, James L.; World War II veteran; Drafted senior year in high school. Sent to Europe at end of war.

Collection Date: 2004-10-15

Collector: Newton, Beverly

People: Snavely, James L.

Subcategory: Need to Classify

Object Name: Oral History

Condition: Good

Object ID: OH 2004 023

Oral History

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Object ID: OH 2004 025

Collection: Oral History Collection

Description: Myers, Joseph; Baseball

Collection Date: 2004-02-17

Collector: Rauhauser, Barry

People: Myers, Joseph

Subcategory: Need to Classify

Object Name: Oral History

Condition: Good

Object ID: OH 2004 025

Notes: Needs Transcribed

Recording, Audio

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Title: Oral history interview with Emanuel (Max) Paul Peters, World War II veteran

Object ID: OH0001

Date Range: 2004/07/09

built this. And it's still, we built that in 1996 and it's still pretty modern. We have an antenna that folds on the roof, and when you get there the antenna will stand up, you turn the antenna over, shoot the information. Our next version, which I need to find someone that's good on software, because

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Title: Oral history interview with Emanuel (Max) Paul Peters, World War II veteran

Description: Veteran's oral history interview with Emanuel (Max) Paul Peters.

Admin/Biographical History: Lt. Col. Peters served in the U.S. Army Air Corps, 642 Bomb Sq., 409th Bomb Group (L) during World War II. He began his military career in 1939 as a communications and camouflage officer. He retired from the Air Force in 1965 as Lieutenant Colonel. Military service 08/03/1939 - 12/25/1965.; DOB 11/14/1920; DOD 04/24/2014. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/128641364/emanuel-paul-peters

Date Range: 2004/07/09

Creation Date: 9 July 2004

Date of Interview: 2004-07-09

Creator: Peters, Emanuel Paul, 1920-2014, interviewee

Storage Location: LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA

People: Friedman, William Frederick; Peters, Emanuel "Max" Paul; Peters, Margaret Jane Groff

Interviewer: Newton, Beverly

Narrator: Peters, Emanuel (Max) Paul

Other Creators: Newton, Beverly, collector

Subcategory: Need to Classify

Subjects: Oral history; United States. Air Force; United States. Army. Air Corps; Veterans--Pennsylvania--Lancaster County; World War, 1939-1945

Search Terms: Oral histories; United States Air Force; United States Army Air Corps; Veterans; World War II; WWII

Place of Interview: LancasterHistory

Quantity: 1

Object Name: Recording, Audio

Media: Cassette Tape

Length of Interview: 00:33:43

Language: English

Object ID: OH0001

Location of Originals: LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Notes: Mark Subject; 22:16:00 Worked with William F. Friedman; 22:34:00 Studied Enigma, and Purple Machine; 23:00:00 Worked with integrating sigint and electronic warfare; 24:39:00 Head of electronic warfare division; 24:47:00 Wins Legion of Merit; 25:20:00 Goes to California to work.; 26:00:00 Engineers would go to Stanford to share information.; 28:00:00 Returns with wife to Lancaster.; 29:12:00 Didn't realize importance of new science.; 31:41:00 Describes van belonging to local amateur club.; 00:33:67 Ironville named after iron mines in area; 00:55:20 built radios; 01:05:43 Joined Boy Scouts; 01:45:58 Listened to Berlin, Germany on his homemade radio; 02:14:02 Used old parts to make his radios; 02:31:57 Max put his radio on his bicycle; 03:20:20 Joined military in 1939; 04:43:40 Going through jungle in Panama; 04:53:29 Recalls going down river in canoes with alligators close by; 05:19:25 Went to OCS; 05:34:96 Sent to Florida - Tampa International Airport; 06:07:15 Radar Officer on SCR 270; 06:32:21 Transferred to Oklahoma; 07:20:68 Crosses ocean on ship named Martinia; 08:14:00 Was part of convoy. Martinia leaves convoy.; 09:36:90 In England. First mission can't find France (weather).; 09:46:70 Returning aircraft low on fuel. "Mayday" heard often.; 10:01:49 Pilots could see water towers in States. Can't do same in Europe.; 10:48:80 Learned to trust equipment. Found France on 2nd mission.; 11:12:00 Could tell weather by amount of signal received at base.; 11:28:00 "Spoofing" stations on base.; 12:10:00 D-Day.; 12:20:00 Practiced deception often before D-Day.; 12:50:00 Painted black and white stripes on aircraft.; 13:13:00 General Patton was decoy for D-Day.; 15:00:00 "G-equipment"; 15:55:00 Used smoke to designate target; 16:23:00 "No-ball" target; 16:33:00 "no-ball" target signified German V-1 rocket plane; 17:22:00 Wind shifted. Bombs dropped on friendly troops. Gen McNair victim.; 17:38:00 Started infantry and aircorp exchanges.; 17:44:00 River crossing; 18:14:00 "Cat eyes".; 19:36:00 Strafed by Me 109.; 20:28:00 Returns to states. Goes to F & M.; 21:59:00 Gets job at Arlington Hall, Virginia

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Classification: OH0001

Description Level: Item

Custodial History: Database record revised by HST, 20 July 2022.

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Object ID: OH0025

Date Range: 2006/03/17

a big stories to tell. We’ve got a lot of people now who are starting to write down some of the L a n c a s t e r H i s t o r y �memories and get together with other folk, and always need to get some of those stories too. J: Well I have two huge albums at home, but… I: oh yeah? J: Pictures and you

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Description: Oral history interview with World War II veteran and Baseball enthusiast, Joe Myers

Date Range: 2006/03/17

Date of Interview: 2006-03-17

Creator: Myers, Joe, interviewee

Storage Location: LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA

People: Eckhart, Howard; Myers, Joe

Interviewer: Rauhauser, Barry

Narrator: Myers, Joe

Subcategory: Need to Classify

Subjects: Oral history

Search Terms: Oral histories

Place of Interview: LCHS

Quantity: 1

Object Name: Recording, Audio

Media: Cassette Tape

Length of Interview: 00:50:02

Language: English

Condition: Fair

Object ID: OH0025

Access Conditions / Restrictions: Request at Reference Desk; photocopy made by staff member.

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Object ID: OH0031

Date Range: 2004/07/30

have the respect of the men, that’s all you need. If you have the respect of anybody you know, you’re never one of the boys, you never try to be. L a n c a s t e r H i s t o r y �Bev: So you went out hunting for deer ? Jessie: Yes! Small game. Bev: So the war ended, you got married. How many kids do

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Description: World War II veteran and F&M College alumni, Dr. Howard Eckhart

Date Range: 2004/07/30

Date of Interview: 2004-07-12

Creator: Eckhart, Howard, 1925-2014, interviewee

Storage Location: LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA

People: Eckhart, Howard

Interviewer: Newton, Beverly

Narrator: Eckhart, Howard, 1925-2014

Subcategory: Need to Classify

Subjects: Oral history

Search Terms: Oral histories

Place of Interview: LCHS

Object Name: Recording, Audio

Media: Videotape

Length of Interview: 00:31:24

Language: English

Condition: Fair

Object ID: OH0031

Notes: Contact ID Mark Subject; 31 00:00:11 Intro of Jesse and Howard Eckhart; 31 00:00:22 Jesse was civilian flight instructor (WW II); 31 00:00:33 Jesse's father started first airport in Lancaster; 31 00:00:54 First airports were grass fields; 31 00:01:07 Jesse's father taught her to fly.; 31 00:01:13 Jesse soloed on 16th birthday in 1940; 31 00:01:25 She soloed and instructed in single engine aircraft; 31 00:01:36 Older sister Helen invited to join WAFS; 31 00:01:50 Helen was not interested; 31 00:01:51 Jesse invited to be flight instructor at WAF school; 31 00:02:09 Jesse stayed home and became a flight instructor; 31 00:02:18 Jesse quit college (Penn State) after war started; 31 00:02:35 Jesse worked for father in Navy instruction program; 31 00:03:02 Training for pilots not unique to Lancaster.; 31 00:03:12 Aircraft used: examples N3N, Stearman; 31 00:03:23 Training equivalent to private pilots license; 31 00:03:34 Restriction on travel. Trainees could not do cross country flights; 31 00:03:58 Navy training had five students in a class (all male).; 31 00:04:15 Each class lasted five months.; 31 00:04:39 Howard joined navy at age 17; 31 00:04:46 Had been at F & M the year before.; 31 00:04:53 Volunteered for the draft board. Enlistments closed.; 31 00:05:06 Went to boot camp in New York state.; 31 00:05:24 Went to Treasure Island California; 31 00:05:39 Volunteered for submarine duty; 31 00:05:43 Went to New London, Connecticut for submarine school.; 31 00:06:00 Captain Bill Hazard and Howard were first two people assigned to SS324; 31 00:06:06 Went to sea for two week shakedown cruise.; 31 00:06:11 Went along eastern coast of U.S. Sub ahead of them was sunk by by Air Force B-25.; 31 00:06:22 Proceeded then at night on the surface.; 31 00:06:30 Went through Panama Canal to Hawaii then to Subic Bay Phillipines; 31 00:06:49 Christmas Day 1944 sub sank first Japanese ship; 31 00:06:55 Navy had broken Japanese radio code; 31 00:08:40 Had rooms in town. All expenses paid for three weeks.; 31 00:08:52 Has pictures of his navy days.; 31 00:09:22 Sank ships in bay at capital of Java.; 31 00:07:01 Intercepted and sank Japanese troop transport; 31 00:07:27 Destroyers depth charged Howard's sub for ten hours.; 31 00:07:38 Captain Hazard put a CO2 bottle in a torpedo tube and launched it.; 31 00:07:46 Japs followed trail of CO2 bottle and Hazard backed away losing Jap ships; 31 00:07:54 Lombk Straits.; 31 00:08:27 Had liberty in Australia; 31 00:08:34 Received their back pay, and had food not available on sub; 31 00:09:37 Smokey Roberts (from Lancaster) took Howard to sinking of SS324 in the 1980s.; 31 00:10:07 Howard went to Baltimore. Had to show demolition crew where to place charges.; 31 00:10:22 Maryland Department of Fish and Game wanted sub to create reef.; 31 00:10:50 Twenty six former crew went on party boat to watch sinking nine miles off coast of Maryland (Ocean City).; 31 00:10:58 Howard has a tape of sinking.; 31 00:11:12 Crew of sub cried when it sank; 31 00:11:27 Howard was a oral surgeon for 38 years; 31 00:11:39 Howard and Jesse's son has his practice now.; 31 00:11:56 Jesse's father supported her in her flying; 31 00:12:12 Jesse and her sisters all had to learn to fly before learning to drive a car.; 31 00:12:29 Jesse's dad taught her how to hunt and do other things.; 31 00:12:55 Jesse went hunting for deer and small game.; 31 00:13:08 Howard and Jesse have three sons.; 31 00:13:29 Jesse did fly cross country (ferrying airplanes).; 31 00:14:17 Jesse flew whenever there was a free plane at the airport.; 31 00:14:32 Flew out to Kansas by herself.; 31 00:14:40 Had to come back on train.; 31 00:15:00 Sister Helen was also a flight instructor.; 31 00:15:25 Youngest sister Carolyn did learn to fly.; 31 00:15:50 Stayed in contact. Got mail and pay when sub was in port.; 31 00:16:04 Home port was Perth, Australia.; 31 00:16:26 Sea captain had brought rabbits to Australia years before.; 31 00:16:29 Rabbits had no natural enemies in Australia.; 31 00:16:39 Rabbit population so bad that farmers had to bury fences in ground to keep them from crops.; 31 00:16:46 Farmers asked sailors to come and shoot rabbits to cut population; 31 00:16:50 Sailors used .30 caliber semi-automatic rifle; 31 00:16:56 Howard shot sixty rabbits in one day.; 31 00:17:00 Did not eat rabbits. Just left them lay.; 31 00:17:34 Left service and came back to F & M. Had G.I. Bill; 31 00:18:13 Howard was in the reserves.; 31 00:18:24 Howard would go to Philadephia Navy Yard once a month.; 31 00:18:45 Received orders to go to New London, CT - active duty.; 31 00:18:52 Howard applied for a commission. He had been a Chief Petty Officer.; 31 00:18:58 Commission approved.; 31 00:19:16 Went into Dental Corp; 31 00:19:33 Belong to the VFW in Millersville.; 31 00:19:41 Did belong to Ephrata American Legion.; 31 00:19:48 Has contact with Submarine Veterans of WWII; 31 00:20:15 Howard has tapes of days in navy; 31 00:20:26 Photographs available to make copies.; 31 00:20:41 Jesse also has photos of airport, planes, people.; 31 00:20:51 Jesse talks about their sons.; 31 00:20:59 Her sons can fly. Taught by Jesse's dad.; 31 00:21:06 Michael, oral surgeon in Lancaster, Howie is in insurance, David is in investments around Pottstown.; 31 00:21:23 All her sons have their private pilots license. Howard also has a ATP (air transport pilot) license.; 31 00:21:38 Howard had flown for Eastern until they went broke.; 31 00:21:46 Howard and Jesse have three main ratings.; 31 00:21:59 They have had a progression of planes.; 31 00:22:19 Did not have a plane for some time. Could not afford $15 hangar fee.; 31 00:22:24 Flew brother in laws Tri-Pacer.; 31 00:22:38 Had a four seat Comanche.; 31 00:23:04 Got a six seat Aztec.; 31 00:23:13 Aztec is fully instrumented, with GPS.; 31 00:23:34 "Jesse flew with her father in ""tail-draggers""."; 31 00:24:16 Jesse reluctantly got rid of Luscombe.; 31 00:24:24 Luscombe only had room for a couple of hankerchiefs in baggage compartment.; 31 00:24:33 Observation towers during WWII; 31 00:25:31 "Closed area of east coast ""Violet Defense area""."; 31 00:26:17 Closed area came in about 100 miles from coast.; 31 00:26:32 Towers were manned by trained observers. Observers attended a class in aircraft identification.; 31 00:26:59 Jesse did see these observers at the airport. They had their own uniforms; 31 00:27:24 Jesse's english teacher was one of the observers.; 31 00:27:31 He was later principal of McCaskey High School.; 31 00:28:04 About ten to twelve instructors at airport.; 31 00:28:14 About 25 at Carlisle.; 31 00:28:24 Training program ended about three months before end of war.; 31 00:28:53 Instructor input into trainees log book affected where they were assigned.; 31 00:29:19 What is NMI? No Middle Initial; 31 00:29:49 Howard was fortunate to get into subs. Only a few taken. Paid well. Close knit group.; 31 00:30:16 Four cooks on sub. Howard got shift that coinsided with baker finishing.; 31 00:30:56 Modern subs like plush Pullman car; 31 00:31:09 closing.

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Object ID: OH0058

Date Range: 2005/09/28

Lancaster County Historical Society Oral History Project Interviewee: Mrs. Wagner Interviewer: Unknown Place of Interview: Date of Interview: Transcriber: Katie Fichtner Date of Transcription: 09/28/2005 Edited by: Narrator: Mrs. Wagner, first of all, I’d like to ask you have you always lived in

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Description: Last Time the Liberty Bell was in Lancaster; Operation Remember

Date Range: 2005/09/28

Storage Location: LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA

People: Wagner, Edna

Narrator: Wagner, Edna

Subcategory: Need to Classify

Subjects: Oral history

Search Terms: Oral histories; Liberty Bell

Object Name: Recording, Audio

Media: Cassette Tape

Length of Interview: 00:07:21

Language: English

Condition: Fair

Object ID: OH0058

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