Tom and Elizabeth Wahl (b. 1911; 1905)

Residence: Grey Eagle District; Genesee
Occupation(s): Farmer; research engineer at Washington State University; teacher
Family Origin: Father's family came from California (1879), mother from the Willamette Valley, Oregon (1890)

Interviews

Tom and Elizabeth Wahl Interview #2, 3/10/1976

Topics:
Relations between hired help and farm families. Butchering bees. Winter work and isolation. 3-10-76 2 hr 46p
Duration:
2:02:32
Interviewer:
Sam Schrager
Keywords:
automobiles butchering chores colleges and universities farmers farming harvesting homesteads migrants miners mining sawmill school winter
Locations:
Palouse Troy Genesee Grey Eagle District
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Tom and Elizabeth Wahl Interview #3, 4/4/1977

Topics:
With Elizabeth Wahl (wife). Teaching and rural communities. Relations with Nez Perce and African-Americans. Family farming life. Early homesteading; J.P. Vollmer. 4-4-77 2.5 hr p
Duration:
2:33:54
Interviewer:
Sam Schrager
Keywords:
Great Depression Native Americans automobiles childhood chores colleges and universities education families farmers farming homemakers horses immigrants marriage pioneers racial discrimination school houses schools teachers world wars
Locations:
Moscow Troy Genesee
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Source
Preferred Citation:
"Tom and Elizabeth Wahl (b. 1911; 1905)", Latah County Oral History Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/lcoh/people/wahl_tomandelizabeth.html
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