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Title: Interview with Dudley Kennedy and Lorena Sala, 2004 April 2 [video] (part 1).
Date(s): 2004-04-02
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), Kennedy, Dudley (Interviewee), Sala, Lorena (Interviewee)
Description: The interview begins with Sala and Kennedy describing Dolores' relationship with her in-laws, John and Helena Raskob. Kennedy details stories about parties thrown by Bob and Dolores that John Raskob would attend. Sala talks about her father's relationship with his parents and her relationship with Jack Corcoran. Kennedy explains when he first met Bob, his recollections about Bob's involvement with the Al Smith presidential campaign, and first meeting Dolores. Kennedy and Sala recount Bob and...
Show moreThe interview begins with Sala and Kennedy describing Dolores' relationship with her in-laws, John and Helena Raskob. Kennedy details stories about parties thrown by Bob and Dolores that John Raskob would attend. Sala talks about her father's relationship with his parents and her relationship with Jack Corcoran. Kennedy explains when he first met Bob, his recollections about Bob's involvement with the Al Smith presidential campaign, and first meeting Dolores. Kennedy and Sala recount Bob and Dolores courtship, when they were first married, and Dolores' parents, particularly her mother. Sala shares an anecdote (most likely untrue) about John Raskob meeting Lucky Luciano, and Luciano wanting to back Al Smith. They go on to discuss the Kentucky distillery that John Raskob purchased prior to prohibition, Bob Raskob moving out west to run mines and his service in the Air Force. Sala outlines her father's charity work and philanthropic activities, his love of children. She discusses his relationship with his siblings, and the siblings relationships with each other. She describes her father's character. They conclude by talking more about his charity work specifically with children and orphanages.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: DudleyKennedyTape1-1
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Sister Patricia Geuting, RSCJ, 2005 September 10 [video] (part 3).
Date(s): 2005-09-10
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), James, Richard (Interviewer), Gueting, Patricia (Interviewee)
Description: Geuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a...
Show moreGeuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a teenager in New York City, describes his apartment, and their activities together. She recalls meeting Governor Al Smith, going to church, and Cardinal Spellman. She discusses the families attitudes towards race and religion and talks about the foundation. She outlines the European boat trip taken with family prior to her grandfather's death and explains what lead her to a religious life. She describes summers at Pioneer Point and putting on plays for the family, playing hide-and-seek, learning to sail and swim, and celebrating Christmas and Thanksgiving. She describes her mother and Aunt Betty's relationship, her mother's health issues, the family nurse Weah for the three little ones, and nurse "Skinny" for Yvonne. Finally, she recalls visiting Empire State Building.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: GeutingTape3-1
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Sister Patricia Geuting, RSCJ, 2005 September 10 [transcript].
Date(s): 2005-09-10
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), James, Richard (Interviewer), Geuting, Patricia (ive)
Description: Geuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a...
Show moreGeuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a teenager in New York City, describes his apartment, and their activities together. She recalls meeting Governor Al Smith, going to church, and Cardinal Spellman. She discusses the families attitudes towards race and religion and talks about the foundation. She outlines the European boat trip taken with family prior to her grandfather's death and explains what lead her to a religious life. She describes summers at Pioneer Point and putting on plays for the family, playing hide-and-seek, learning to sail and swim, and celebrating Christmas and Thanksgiving. She describes her mother and Aunt Betty's relationship, her mother's health issues, the family nurse Weah for the three little ones, and nurse "Skinny" for Yvonne. Finally, she recalls visiting Empire State Building.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: GEUTING_transcript
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Dudley Kennedy and Lorena Sala, 2004 April 2 [transcript].
Date(s): 2004-04-02
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), Kennedy, Dudley (Interviewee), Sala, Lorena (Interviewee)
Description: The interview begins with Sala and Kennedy describing Dolores' relationship with her in-laws, John and Helena Raskob. Kennedy details stories about parties thrown by Bob and Dolores that John Raskob would attend. Sala talks about her father's relationship with his parents and her relationship with Jack Corcoran. Kennedy explains when he first met Bob, his recollections about Bob's involvement with the Al Smith presidential campaign, and first meeting Dolores. Kennedy and Sala recount Bob and...
Show moreThe interview begins with Sala and Kennedy describing Dolores' relationship with her in-laws, John and Helena Raskob. Kennedy details stories about parties thrown by Bob and Dolores that John Raskob would attend. Sala talks about her father's relationship with his parents and her relationship with Jack Corcoran. Kennedy explains when he first met Bob, his recollections about Bob's involvement with the Al Smith presidential campaign, and first meeting Dolores. Kennedy and Sala recount Bob and Dolores courtship, when they were first married, and Dolores' parents, particularly her mother. Sala shares an anecdote (most likely untrue) about John Raskob meeting Lucky Luciano, and Luciano wanting to back Al Smith. They go on to discuss the Kentucky distillery that John Raskob purchased prior to prohibition, Bob Raskob moving out west to run mines and his service in the Air Force. Sala outlines her father's charity work and philanthropic activities, his love of children. She discusses his relationship with his siblings, and the siblings relationships with each other. She describes her father's character. They conclude by talking more about his charity work specifically with children and orphanages.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: Sala-Kennedy_corrected_transcript
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Elizabeth "Betty" Anne Parkman, 2004 February 27 [transcript].
Date(s): 2004-02-27
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), Parkman, Elizabeth Anne (Interviewee)
Description: Parkman recalls attending boarding school and meeting Governor Al Smith of New York. She speaks about learning to sail and describes her relationship with her mother and father. She discusses the first time she traveled to Europe, meeting the Pope, and a cross country trip she took with friends. She recounts how she met her husband, getting married, living in New York, and the death of her brother Bill and sister Yvonne. She talks about the independent spirit of the Raskob family, taking care...
Show moreParkman recalls attending boarding school and meeting Governor Al Smith of New York. She speaks about learning to sail and describes her relationship with her mother and father. She discusses the first time she traveled to Europe, meeting the Pope, and a cross country trip she took with friends. She recounts how she met her husband, getting married, living in New York, and the death of her brother Bill and sister Yvonne. She talks about the independent spirit of the Raskob family, taking care of yourself, being responsible, and charitable. Finally, she mentions her move to Tuscan.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: Parkman_transcript
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Sister Patricia Geuting, RSCJ, 2005 September 10 [audio] (part 3).
Date(s): 2005-09-10
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), James, Richard (Interviewer), Geuting, Patricia (Interviewee)
Description: Geuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a...
Show moreGeuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a teenager in New York City, describes his apartment, and their activities together. She recalls meeting Governor Al Smith, going to church, and Cardinal Spellman. She discusses the families attitudes towards race and religion and talks about the foundation. She outlines the European boat trip taken with family prior to her grandfather's death and explains what lead her to a religious life. She describes summers at Pioneer Point and putting on plays for the family, playing hide-and-seek, learning to sail and swim, and celebrating Christmas and Thanksgiving. She describes her mother and Aunt Betty's relationship, her mother's health issues, the family nurse Weah for the three little ones, and nurse "Skinny" for Yvonne. Finally, she recalls visiting Empire State Building.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: AUD_EMHF_Raskob_ID04
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with John Raymond "Rex" Kaiser, 2004 June 22 [transcript].
Date(s): 2004-06-22
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), Kaiser, John Raymond (Interviewee)
Description: Kaiser provides information about his upbringing. He talks about his father's career path, how his parents met and their relationship. He recalls his time living in California for a summer, visits to Pioneer Point to see his Uncle John and Aunt Helena Raskob and sailing in the river near their home. He mentions some political differences his uncle had with people like President Roosevelt and Joseph Kennedy. Kaiser speaks of his mother's relationship with her brother and her growing up in...
Show moreKaiser provides information about his upbringing. He talks about his father's career path, how his parents met and their relationship. He recalls his time living in California for a summer, visits to Pioneer Point to see his Uncle John and Aunt Helena Raskob and sailing in the river near their home. He mentions some political differences his uncle had with people like President Roosevelt and Joseph Kennedy. Kaiser speaks of his mother's relationship with her brother and her growing up in Lockport, New York. He speaks a little about the families wealth, summering in Ventnor, New Jersey near Atlantic City, sailing and starting to build boats. He recalls meeting Jack Corcoran, and describes some visits with various family members. He shares memories of his Uncle John Raskob visiting his home. He mentions that John Raskob was friends with people in showbusiness, discusses his investment in the Playhouse, and the Green Room. He recalls his uncle supporting his interest in going to law school. He shares what he knows about Bill and Yvonne's death. He concludes with speaking a bit about his schooling and education.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: Kaiser_transcript
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Sister Patricia Geuting, RSCJ, 2005 September 10 [audio] (part 2).
Date(s): 2005-09-10
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), James, Richard (Interviewer), Geuting, Patricia (Interviewee)
Description: Geuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a...
Show moreGeuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a teenager in New York City, describes his apartment, and their activities together. She recalls meeting Governor Al Smith, going to church, and Cardinal Spellman. She discusses the families attitudes towards race and religion and talks about the foundation. She outlines the European boat trip taken with family prior to her grandfather's death and explains what lead her to a religious life. She describes summers at Pioneer Point and putting on plays for the family, playing hide-and-seek, learning to sail and swim, and celebrating Christmas and Thanksgiving. She describes her mother and Aunt Betty's relationship, her mother's health issues, the family nurse Weah for the three little ones, and nurse "Skinny" for Yvonne. Finally, she recalls visiting Empire State Building.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: AUD_EMHF_Raskob_ID03_02
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Sister Patricia Geuting, RSCJ, 2005 September 10 [audio] (part 1).
Date(s): 2005-09-10
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), James, Richard (Interviewer), Geuting, Patricia (Interviewee)
Description: Geuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a...
Show moreGeuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a teenager in New York City, describes his apartment, and their activities together. She recalls meeting Governor Al Smith, going to church, and Cardinal Spellman. She discusses the families attitudes towards race and religion and talks about the foundation. She outlines the European boat trip taken with family prior to her grandfather's death and explains what lead her to a religious life. She describes summers at Pioneer Point and putting on plays for the family, playing hide-and-seek, learning to sail and swim, and celebrating Christmas and Thanksgiving. She describes her mother and Aunt Betty's relationship, her mother's health issues, the family nurse Weah for the three little ones, and nurse "Skinny" for Yvonne. Finally, she recalls visiting Empire State Building.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: AUD_EMHF_Raskob_ID03_01
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Dudley Kennedy and Lorena Sala, 2004 April 2 [video] (part 2).
Date(s): 2004-04-02
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), Kennedy, Dudley (Interviewee), Sala, Lorena (Interviewee)
Description: The interview begins with Sala and Kennedy describing Dolores' relationship with her in-laws, John and Helena Raskob. Kennedy details stories about parties thrown by Bob and Dolores that John Raskob would attend. Sala talks about her father's relationship with his parents and her relationship with Jack Corcoran. Kennedy explains when he first met Bob, his recollections about Bob's involvement with the Al Smith presidential campaign, and first meeting Dolores. Kennedy and Sala recount Bob and...
Show moreThe interview begins with Sala and Kennedy describing Dolores' relationship with her in-laws, John and Helena Raskob. Kennedy details stories about parties thrown by Bob and Dolores that John Raskob would attend. Sala talks about her father's relationship with his parents and her relationship with Jack Corcoran. Kennedy explains when he first met Bob, his recollections about Bob's involvement with the Al Smith presidential campaign, and first meeting Dolores. Kennedy and Sala recount Bob and Dolores courtship, when they were first married, and Dolores' parents, particularly her mother. Sala shares an anecdote (most likely untrue) about John Raskob meeting Lucky Luciano, and Luciano wanting to back Al Smith. They go on to discuss the Kentucky distillery that John Raskob purchased prior to prohibition, Bob Raskob moving out west to run mines and his service in the Air Force. Sala outlines her father's charity work and philanthropic activities, his love of children. She discusses his relationship with his siblings, and the siblings relationships with each other. She describes her father's character. They conclude by talking more about his charity work specifically with children and orphanages.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: DudleyKennedyTape2-1
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Sister Patricia Geuting, RSCJ, 2005 September 10 [video] (part 2).
Date(s): 2005-09-10
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), James, Richard (Interviewer), Gueting, Patricia (Interviewee)
Description: Geuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a...
Show moreGeuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a teenager in New York City, describes his apartment, and their activities together. She recalls meeting Governor Al Smith, going to church, and Cardinal Spellman. She discusses the families attitudes towards race and religion and talks about the foundation. She outlines the European boat trip taken with family prior to her grandfather's death and explains what lead her to a religious life. She describes summers at Pioneer Point and putting on plays for the family, playing hide-and-seek, learning to sail and swim, and celebrating Christmas and Thanksgiving. She describes her mother and Aunt Betty's relationship, her mother's health issues, the family nurse Weah for the three little ones, and nurse "Skinny" for Yvonne. Finally, she recalls visiting Empire State Building.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: GeutingTape2-1
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Sister Patricia Geuting, RSCJ, 2005 September 10 [video] (part 1).
Date(s): 2005-09-10
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), James, Richard (Interviewer), Gueting, Patricia (Interviewee)
Description: Geuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a...
Show moreGeuting provides a brief summary of her background, upbringing and early schooling. She mentions that she was closer to her grandfather. She gives recollections of her visits to Pioneer Point, and going horseback riding, swimming, and skeet shooting. She speaks a little about the end of World War II, and its effects. She talks about when she was eight years old, traveling by train with her grandfather to Santa Fe to visit her grandmother, Skipper. She recounts visiting her grandfather as a teenager in New York City, describes his apartment, and their activities together. She recalls meeting Governor Al Smith, going to church, and Cardinal Spellman. She discusses the families attitudes towards race and religion and talks about the foundation. She outlines the European boat trip taken with family prior to her grandfather's death and explains what lead her to a religious life. She describes summers at Pioneer Point and putting on plays for the family, playing hide-and-seek, learning to sail and swim, and celebrating Christmas and Thanksgiving. She describes her mother and Aunt Betty's relationship, her mother's health issues, the family nurse Weah for the three little ones, and nurse "Skinny" for Yvonne. Finally, she recalls visiting Empire State Building.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: GeutingTape1-1
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Elizabeth "Betty" Anne Parkman, 2004 February 27 [video] (part 1).
Date(s): 2004-02-27
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), Parkman, Elizabeth Anne (Interviewee)
Description: Parkman recalls attending boarding school and meeting Governor Al Smith of New York. She speaks about learning to sail and describes her relationship with her mother and father. She discusses the first time she traveled to Europe, meeting the Pope, and a cross country trip she took with friends. She recounts how she met her husband, getting married, living in New York, and the death of her brother Bill and sister Yvonne. She talks about the independent spirit of the Raskob family, taking care...
Show moreParkman recalls attending boarding school and meeting Governor Al Smith of New York. She speaks about learning to sail and describes her relationship with her mother and father. She discusses the first time she traveled to Europe, meeting the Pope, and a cross country trip she took with friends. She recounts how she met her husband, getting married, living in New York, and the death of her brother Bill and sister Yvonne. She talks about the independent spirit of the Raskob family, taking care of yourself, being responsible, and charitable. Finally, she mentions her move to Tuscan.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: BettyParkmantape1-1
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Elizabeth "Betty" Anne Parkman, 2004 February 27 [video] (part 2).
Date(s): 2004-02-27
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), Parkman, Elizabeth Anne (Interviewee)
Description: Parkman recalls attending boarding school and meeting Governor Al Smith of New York. She speaks about learning to sail and describes her relationship with her mother and father. She discusses the first time she traveled to Europe, meeting the Pope, and a cross country trip she took with friends. She recounts how she met her husband, getting married, living in New York, and the death of her brother Bill and sister Yvonne. She talks about the independent spirit of the Raskob family, taking care...
Show moreParkman recalls attending boarding school and meeting Governor Al Smith of New York. She speaks about learning to sail and describes her relationship with her mother and father. She discusses the first time she traveled to Europe, meeting the Pope, and a cross country trip she took with friends. She recounts how she met her husband, getting married, living in New York, and the death of her brother Bill and sister Yvonne. She talks about the independent spirit of the Raskob family, taking care of yourself, being responsible, and charitable. Finally, she mentions her move to Tuscan.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: BettyParkmanTape2-1
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Rosalie "Roz" Parkman and John "Pete" Jakob Raskob III, 2004 February 27 [video] (part 2).
Date(s): 2004-02-27
Contributor(s): Farber, David (interviewer), Raskob, John Jakob, III, 1932-2008 (Interviewee), Parkman, Rosalie, 1937- (interviewee)
Description: In the interview, Parkman and Raskob describe their early life and earliest memories of their grandparents. Raskob describes Pioneer Point's two houses: Mostley Hall and Hartefeld House. Parkman and Raskob remember swimming at Pioneer Point, Jack Corcoran, and reminiscence about memories of their grandmother. They discuss sailing, religion, the workers on the estate, and racial and religious acceptance. They recall their times at Camp Melody Pine, hunting, fishing and learning about the...
Show moreIn the interview, Parkman and Raskob describe their early life and earliest memories of their grandparents. Raskob describes Pioneer Point's two houses: Mostley Hall and Hartefeld House. Parkman and Raskob remember swimming at Pioneer Point, Jack Corcoran, and reminiscence about memories of their grandmother. They discuss sailing, religion, the workers on the estate, and racial and religious acceptance. They recall their times at Camp Melody Pine, hunting, fishing and learning about the environment with Jack. They mention the plays the grandchildren put on for their grandmother, Skipper. The two briefly discuss Jack and Skipper's relationship, their individual relationships with Jack, and both recount a few memories of Jack.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: peteRaskobRosalieParkmanTape2-1
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Rosalie "Roz" Parkman and John "Pete" Jakob Raskob III, 2004 February 27 [video] (part 1).
Date(s): 2004-02-27
Contributor(s): Farber, David (interviewer), Raskob, John Jakob, III, 1932-2008 (interviewee), Parkman, Rosalie, 1937- (interviewee)
Description: In the interview, Parkman and Raskob describe their early life and earliest memories of their grandparents. Raskob describes Pioneer Point's two houses: Mostley Hall and Hartefeld House. Parkman and Raskob remember swimming at Pioneer Point, Jack Corcoran, and reminiscence about memories of their grandmother. They discuss sailing, religion, the workers on the estate, and racial and religious acceptance. They recall their times at Camp Melody Pine, hunting, fishing and learning about the...
Show moreIn the interview, Parkman and Raskob describe their early life and earliest memories of their grandparents. Raskob describes Pioneer Point's two houses: Mostley Hall and Hartefeld House. Parkman and Raskob remember swimming at Pioneer Point, Jack Corcoran, and reminiscence about memories of their grandmother. They discuss sailing, religion, the workers on the estate, and racial and religious acceptance. They recall their times at Camp Melody Pine, hunting, fishing and learning about the environment with Jack. They mention the plays the grandchildren put on for their grandmother, Skipper. The two briefly discuss Jack and Skipper's relationship, their individual relationships with Jack, and both recount a few memories of Jack.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: peteRaskobRosalieParkmanTape1-1
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Rosalie "Roz" Parkman and John "Pete" Jakob Raskob III, 2004 February 27 [transcript].
Date(s): 2004-02-27
Contributor(s): Farber, David (interviewer), Raskob, John Jakob, III, 1932-2008 (interviewee), Parkman, Rosalie, 1937- (interviewee)
Description: In the interview, Parkman and Raskob describe their early life and earliest memories of their grandparents. Raskob describes Pioneer Point's two houses: Mostley Hall and Hartefeld House. Parkman and Raskob remember swimming at Pioneer Point, Jack Corcoran, and reminiscence about memories of their grandmother. They discuss sailing, religion, the workers on the estate, and racial and religious acceptance. They recall their times at Camp Melody Pine, hunting, fishing and learning about the...
Show moreIn the interview, Parkman and Raskob describe their early life and earliest memories of their grandparents. Raskob describes Pioneer Point's two houses: Mostley Hall and Hartefeld House. Parkman and Raskob remember swimming at Pioneer Point, Jack Corcoran, and reminiscence about memories of their grandmother. They discuss sailing, religion, the workers on the estate, and racial and religious acceptance. They recall their times at Camp Melody Pine, hunting, fishing and learning about the environment with Jack. They mention the plays the grandchildren put on for their grandmother, Skipper. The two briefly discuss Jack and Skipper's relationship, their individual relationships with Jack, and both recount a few memories of Jack.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: Parkman-Raskob_transcript
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family

Title: Interview with Rosalie "Roz" Parkman and John "Pete" Jakob Raskob III, 2004 February 27 [video] (part 3).
Date(s): 2004-02-27
Contributor(s): Farber, David (Interviewer), Raskob, John Jakob, III, 1932-2008 (Interviewee), Parkman, Rosalie, 1937- (interviewee)
Description: In the interview, Parkman and Raskob describe their early life and earliest memories of their grandparents. Raskob describes Pioneer Point's two houses: Mostley Hall and Hartefeld House. Parkman and Raskob remember swimming at Pioneer Point, Jack Corcoran, and reminiscence about memories of their grandmother. They discuss sailing, religion, the workers on the estate, and racial and religious acceptance. They recall their times at Camp Melody Pine, hunting, fishing and learning about the...
Show moreIn the interview, Parkman and Raskob describe their early life and earliest memories of their grandparents. Raskob describes Pioneer Point's two houses: Mostley Hall and Hartefeld House. Parkman and Raskob remember swimming at Pioneer Point, Jack Corcoran, and reminiscence about memories of their grandmother. They discuss sailing, religion, the workers on the estate, and racial and religious acceptance. They recall their times at Camp Melody Pine, hunting, fishing and learning about the environment with Jack. They mention the plays the grandchildren put on for their grandmother, Skipper. The two briefly discuss Jack and Skipper's relationship, their individual relationships with Jack, and both recount a few memories of Jack.
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Collection ID: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)
Hagley ID: peteRaskobRosalieParkmanTape3-1
Collection: Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family