Oral histories
Found in 577 Collections and/or Records:
Oral History Interview with Lydia M. Peńa, 2009 May 13
Oral History Interview with Lynette Tescher, 1986 July 7
Topics covered include family coming to Denver, growing up in Denver, religious services, marriage and family life.
Oral History Interview with Mandel Winter, 1983 October 1
Topics covered family coming here for his grandfather’s health. Family came from Germany through Galveston or New Orleans in the mid-1800s. Family ran the Winter-Weiss company which manufactured trucks, trailers, and buses. Covers personal history and family history.
Oral History Interview with Marie Rafael, 1979 August 23
Topics covered: Born in Poland, moved to London as a small child, became a dress maker, talks about husband and marriage, a lot about her son, her love of languages, father made clothes, England during World War II.
Oral History Interview with Marilyn Berenbeim, 1978 May 15
Came in 1950 to Denver to work at the University of Colorado Medical School; originally from Texas. In Texas helped to organize a synagogue in small town with few Jews. President of NCJW from 1962-1964. Majored in Chemistry from University of Texas, Austin. Active in Council whole life, joined Denver Council in 1953-54, President 1961-62. Activities of the Council, thrift shop, Cuban settlement and more.
Oral History Interview with Marjorie and Marion Cutler, 1986
Oral History Interview with Mary Coen, 1986
Oral History Interview with Mary Engle, 1986
Mary Engle discusses details about the University Park area of Denver, Colorado and the changes that have taken place since she moved to the neighborhood in 1934. She talks about the area schools, businesses, transportation services, and the professions of the individuals in the neighborhood.
Oral History Interview with Mary Hoffman, 1978 August 24
Topics include: Her time with the ladies’ auxiliary for her shul, the Ostover Shul named for where family came from, charitable activities, husband’s courtship of her, memories and life stories, coming into Elis Island with a baby, husband died of pneumonia after First World War, starting boarding business in home to support her family, talks a lot about her daughter and her illness.
Oral History Interview with Mary Hoffman, 1979 August 6
Immigration to Denver with seven-month old daughter to meet her husband who had already immigrated. Talks about life with her family, everyday life.