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A Story of Democracy Told Through the Oldest Church in Arkansas
Mulhall, OK Tornado
History of Fort Reno, Oklahoma
"She had to walk and crossed the border with her in her arms, and once we or the family crossed over."
Clemete Rodriguez: Crossing Over, Texas
Screenshot from a website that features two photos of the interviewees.
"I never intended to live here again."
Our Expanded World: Cleottice Greer Walton and Mathew Greer, Texas
Screenshot of a website that features a woman's faces and pictures of a town around the turn of the 20th century.
"It seems like she chronicled Navasota history so much."
Kathleen Blackshear: The First Stroke of a Journey
Screenshot of a website that features a grid of 6 family photos.
"I lived in a nation on the way to war. That means when you grow up, you go to war."
A Trek to Freedom: Chin Van Du, Texas
A 1930s image of men sitting on the wooden front porch of a house.
"Arthurdale is important because it was the first new deal homestead community."
The History of Arthurdale, West Virginia
Two women running along a rural road carrying an Olympic torch.
"To be able to run the Torch was a shining moment"
The 1984 Olympic Torch in Sycamore, Illinois
A man with gray hair and denim shirt sits in a living room with a plant and window behind him.
"You get to live out in the country. You get to be your own boss."
Change in Rural Farming, Nebraska
A young man with short blonde hair and a black sweatshirt sits on a couch with a window behind him.
"You've got to love it. If you don't love this occupation, you're in the wrong occupation."
Changes in Johnson County Agriculture: Interview with the Dieckgrafe Family, Nebraska
A young man with short, black hair and wire frame glasses sits in a library setting and is interviewed.
"I think it brought up the best and the worst in people."
Students Perspective on Life in a Pandemic, Indiana

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