Oral history interview with Albert Viele and Frederick J. Klingler B

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Title: Interview with Albert Viele and Frederick J. Klingler
KGNU Western Yesterdays
Date: 1997
undated
Call Number: OH0679
Contents: 1 sound cassette.
Summary: Side A: (Viele) Horses, wagons, fort, Indians, livestock in circle, Indian massacre, Hank Green farm (Martin Acres), horse-powered separator, population of Boulder (250), blacksmith shops, Charles Dabney, Ben Williams, Jim Parker, Garbarino saloon, Squires and Tourtellot, Fred Berger, Colorado House, Ephraim Pound, G. I. Johnson, shoe store, Central School,
Mary Arnett, George Tourtellot, Dr. Hubbard, Indian trading, Lover's Hill first graveyard, brewery, Billy Cook, (Jones Drug), Barker of Barker Dam, saloons, Indian Jack (Wallace), Johnny Carmack, stage drivers, Arnett, Mack Smith, Robert Culver.
Side B: (Klingler) Oil in Pennsylvania that his father found and oil drilling.
Also included is a 5 page biography of Herman Julius Klingler (father of Frederick Julius Klingler) submitted by Joe M. Ferguson, descendant of Frederick.
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Alternative Title: KGNU Western Yesterdays
Format: Audio and video.
Author: Viele, Albert 1860-1960
Klingler, Frederick J.
Crossen, Forest 1905-1992
Collection: KGNU Western Yesterdays
Note: interviewed by Forest Crossen.
Recorded for the KGNU radio show Western Yesterdays with Forest Crossen.