FORTY BLOCKS: Carl and Barbara Ellis
Ellis, Carl Edward, Ellis, Barbara Wooten, Breakthrough Film CrewView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumBreakthrough Urban Ministries, a community based organization that provides social services on Chicago's West Side, and the Chicago History Museum collaborated on this oral history project. The Museum…
Negro youth interview subject 08
Atwood, Jesse Howell, American Youth CommissionView Full Item in Knox CollegeTranscript of an interview done by J. Howell Atwood. Atwood interviewed 22 Negro youths in Galesburg, Illinois in the late 1930s for the American Youth Commission as part of a larger research project…
I WAS THERE: Joan Bradbury
Bradbury, Joan, Alter, PeterView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumMs. Bradbury was a graduate student at the University of Chicago during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. She attended a well-known demonstration in Grant Park during convention week and experi…
I WAS THERE: Barbara Geiger
Geiger, Barbara, Grannan, JillView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumBarbara was sixteen years old and living in west suburban Oak Park, Illinois with her family in 1968. Taking advantage of her parents being out of town, Barbara ventured downtown to volunteer at Senat…
I WAS THERE: Judith Gidden
Gidden, Judith, Alter, PeterView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumMs. Gidden worked as a Senator Eugene McCarthy "hostess"in the delegates' lounge at the Conrad Hilton Hotel. She did not support the protestors' methods. However, on Wednesday night during the riots,…
I WAS THERE: Robert Remer
Remer, Robert, Russick, JohnView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumHaving interned in Washington, D.C. for the Young Democrats, Mr. Remer volunteered for the Democratic Party during the Democratic National Convention, witnessing the preparations for the convention. H…
Chicago Cold War: Stephen I. Harmath
Harmath , Stephen I, Ohlson, Walter HView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumBorn in 1936 in Budapest, Hungary, Stephen (Istvan) Harmath defected to Canada in 1956, following the Hungarian Uprising of that year. A glassblower by profession, Harmath and his wife immigrated to C…
FORTY BLOCKS: Fred McGee
McGee, Fred, Egbert, Catrien, Mitchel, YasminView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumBreakthrough Urban Ministries, a community based organization that provides social services on Chicago's West Side, and the Chicago History Museum collaborated on this oral history project. The Museum…
Negro youth interview subject 18
Atwood, Jesse Howell, American Youth CommissionView Full Item in Knox CollegeTranscript of an interview done by J. Howell Atwood. Atwood interviewed 22 Negro youths in Galesburg, Illinois in the late 1930s for the American Youth Commission as part of a larger research project…
Negro youth interview subject 07
Atwood, Jesse Howell, American Youth CommissionView Full Item in Knox CollegeTranscript of an interview done by J. Howell Atwood. Atwood interviewed 22 Negro youths in Galesburg, Illinois in the late 1930s for the American Youth Commission as part of a larger research project…
Chicago Cold War: John McNalis
McNalis, John, Yaros, CraigView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumReverend John McNalis was born and raised in Chicago. After graduating high school, he began working through Roman Catholic seminary and decided to join the military. As an ordained chaplain in the Un…
Negro youth interview subject 15
Atwood, Jesse Howell, American Youth CommissionView Full Item in Knox CollegeTranscript of an interview done by J. Howell Atwood. Atwood interviewed 22 Negro youths in Galesburg, Illinois in the late 1930s for the American Youth Commission as part of a larger research project…
Chicago Cold War: Stuart Rice
Rice, Stuart, Yaros, CraigView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumDr. Stuart Rice was born in New York in 1932 and attended Harvard University. He began teaching at the University of Chicago in 1957 and was a member of the board for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scient…
Negro youth interview subject 05
Atwood, Jesse Howell, American Youth CommissionView Full Item in Knox CollegeTranscript of an interview done by J. Howell Atwood. Atwood interviewed 22 Negro youths in Galesburg, Illinois in the late 1930s for the American Youth Commission as part of a larger research project…
I WAS THERE: Mary Kirby
Kirby, Mary, Bivins, JoyView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumMary Kirby was born in Chicago in 1947 and raised in north suburban Waukegan, Illinois. Ms. Kirby's Irish Roman Catholic family was very involved in politics. Her father was an attorney, and her mothe…
FORTY BLOCKS: Lamar Taylor
Taylor, Lamar, Breakthrough Film CrewView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumBreakthrough Urban Ministries, a community based organization that provides social services on Chicago's West Side, and the Chicago History Museum collaborated on this oral history project. The Museum…
Chicago Cold War: Paul Kaufman
Kaufman, Paul, D'Agostino, MatthewView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumBorn in Chicago in 1940, Paul Kaufman was a retired commercial airline pilot who was also active in the United States Air Force Reserve during the Vietnam War. In 1983, after years of working these pa…
Chicago Cold War: Gary Huber
Huber, Gary, Licata, HaleyView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumGary Huber was born in Galesburg, Illinois in 1946. After a rural upbringing, he entered the United States Army, where he served as a jeep driver in Germany. He re-enlisted, seeking a transfer to the…
Chicago Cold War: Walter Massey
Massey, Walter E, Alter, PeterView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumWalter E. Massey was raised in Hattiesburg, Mississippi by his mother, Essie, and stepfather, Elmore Massey, who adopted him. Dr. Massey earned his Ph.D. in physics in 1966 from Washington University…
FORTY BLOCKS: Barbara Long
Long, Barbara, Egbert, Catrien, Mitchel, YasminView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumBreakthrough Urban Ministries, a community based organization that provides social services on Chicago's West Side, and the Chicago History Museum collaborated on this oral history project. The Museum…