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INTERVIEW
with
CHARLES E. MARSHALL
November 12, 1983
This is Anna Zellick who is interviewing Charles Marshall at
my home on 721 West Spring Street. Today is November 12, 1983.
In behalf of this historic survey, currently in progress, we
are interviewing Mr. Marshall because of his early recollections
of Lewistown. If I'm not mistaken, he is a Lewistown native.
When were you born, Mr. Marshall, if I might ask?
lfillRSHALL: I was born on October 30, 1910, here in Lewistown.
ZELLICK: You lived here during most of your childhood; isn't
that correct?
MARSHALL: I lived here in Lewistown until I finished high school
ZELLICK: What year was that?
MARSHALL: 1928.
ZELLICK: What do you remember about the Lewistown buildings,the
happenings that would be of interest to the people associated
with this survey? Remember that the buildings that are being included
in this survey are located on Main Street, Janeaux and
Broadway, with a few additional structures included such as three
beautiful homes on Boulevard and a few others.
MARSHALL: Well, I don't remember when these buildings were built,
at least a lot of them. I remember as a young child being down
town on those days when I would get out. That was before Main
Street was paved. Over the yec rs I can remember certain buildings
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | Marshall, Charles. Interview. Nov 12, 1983 |
| Description | Charles Marshall discusses various buildings and their construction on Main Street. |
| Creator | Anna Zellick, F.C.H.S. Graduate, 1935, University of Chicago, A.B. 1941; M.A. 1945. Lecturer, College of Great Falls at Lewistown College Center. |
| Genre | documents |
| Type | Text |
| Date Original | 1983-11-12 |
| Subject (keyword) | Electric American Flag; Bank-Electric Building; Croatian Stonemasons; Creel Funeral Home; Marsh the Homemaker; Dr Attix; Pick-Handle Burke; |
| Subject (AAT) | Prostitution; |
| Rights Management | No copyright restrictions. |
| Contributing Institution | Lewistown Public Library, Lewistown, MT. |
| Publisher (Original) | Anna R. Zellick. Historic Resource Survey. |
| Geographic Coverage | Fergus County (Mont.); Lewistown (Mont.) |
| Digital Format | application/pdf |
| Physical format | |
| Digitization Specifications | Canon MX310 300dpi |
| Local Identifier | LH 978.6292 INTERVIEWS |
Description
| Title | Marshall, Charles. Interview. Nov 12, 1983 1 |
| Type | Text |
| Digital Format | application/pdf |
| Digitization Specifications | Canon MX310 300dpi |
| Full text of this item | INTERVIEW with CHARLES E. MARSHALL November 12, 1983 This is Anna Zellick who is interviewing Charles Marshall at my home on 721 West Spring Street. Today is November 12, 1983. In behalf of this historic survey, currently in progress, we are interviewing Mr. Marshall because of his early recollections of Lewistown. If I'm not mistaken, he is a Lewistown native. When were you born, Mr. Marshall, if I might ask? lfillRSHALL: I was born on October 30, 1910, here in Lewistown. ZELLICK: You lived here during most of your childhood; isn't that correct? MARSHALL: I lived here in Lewistown until I finished high school ZELLICK: What year was that? MARSHALL: 1928. ZELLICK: What do you remember about the Lewistown buildings,the happenings that would be of interest to the people associated with this survey? Remember that the buildings that are being included in this survey are located on Main Street, Janeaux and Broadway, with a few additional structures included such as three beautiful homes on Boulevard and a few others. MARSHALL: Well, I don't remember when these buildings were built, at least a lot of them. I remember as a young child being down town on those days when I would get out. That was before Main Street was paved. Over the yec rs I can remember certain buildings |
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