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Bernard & Grace (Hoover) Meyring virtual photograph collection
Bernard & Grace (Hoover) Meyring virtual photograph collection: towns and buildings
Call Number
999-3-25
Date
[1909-1913]
Contents
5 digitized photographs.
Description
Grace Hoover was the teacher at the Salina Schoolhouse from 1909 thru 1912, and it is believed most of the images in this real photo postcard collection were acquired by her around that period. The images were loaned to the Carnegie Branch Library by Caroline (Meyring) Shepherd, daughter of Bernard and Grace (Hoover) Meyring.
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Oral history interview with Lola Sarur Zanatta, 2014
Oral history interview with Lola Sarur Zanatta, 2014
Call Number
OH1988-V
Date
2014
Description
Lola Sarur Zanatta came to Boulder from Veracruz, Mexico, in 1996. She came here to take a job doing childcare for a family, but now works as a bilingual secretary in an area elementary school. She speaks about the beauty of Mexico, the friendliness of the people, and the things she misses about her country of origin, such as her extended family, the food, and--sometimes--the subtropical climate. But she also lauds the beauty of Boulder, the excellent library system, the cleanliness and orderliness of the city, and the many friends she has made here. After nearly twenty years here, she considers Boulder her home.
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Oral history interview with Silvia Siordia Kjolseth, 2014
Oral history interview with Silvia Siordia Kjolseth, 2014
Call Number
OH1993-V
Date
2014
Description
Silvia Kjolseth was born and raised in Mexico, and she moved to the United States in 1964 when she married her husband, an American. She has lived in this country for 50 years and in Boulder since 1971. She talks about the geography, climate, and culture of Mexico; the beauty of Boulder and how this city now is her home and a place that she loves; her medical education and her work as a doctor for Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains; and her involvement wtih the Boulder Public Library.
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