Toward an oral history of Cape Ann : Martin, Arthur

3 sound files, digital, MPEG3 file

The following names and terms were used in this interview: Valon, Leimo, Maki, Teuva, Arturus, Tikkonen, Norton, Wainola Band, Franconia, Kivi House, Old Pit, Seinajoki, Socialist hall band, Balch, Gustafson, Talvitie, Andrew Apistenmaa, Putonen, Enoch Hill, Erkkila, Ahola, Mr. Harvey.

Linda Brayton and David Masters, principal oral historians; Interviewer:Linda Brayton (4/27/1978).

TRACKS: CD64: 1. Harry Martin's background -- 2. John LaTouche -- 3. Hack Hammond invites Martin to Gloucester -- 4. Betty Olson's death -- 5. Jack Hammond's death -- 6. Olson living alone -- 7. Olson's residence at Tavern Restaurant -- 8. Olson leaves Gloucester for Connecticut, death in New York -- 9. Olson's size -- 10. Conversation with Olson, work -- 11. Gloucester's reaction to Olson -- 12. Olson's readings, Tufts reading -- 13. Robert Creely, Panna Grady, Annisquam -- 14. House on Dennison St. -- 15. Names of Olson's friends -- 16. Idolization of Olson -- 17. Visiting Olson -- 18. Hammond Castle dinners, Ford Foundation grants -- 19. Grants Receiving -- 20. Beatnik association -- 21. Olson to Harry Martin -- 22. Buffalo period. CD65: 1. Accidents in the granite industry, work hours in granite industry -- 2. Other employment found by Finns, dairy farms, hotels in Annisquam, (horse and wagon transportation), work on summer places -- 3. Entertainment, dances with the Annisquam band, few people drank alcohol, role of the church -- 4. Sisu, photography, Mr. Martin's hobby since 1916.

Originally issued on sound cassettes and transferred to compact discs.

Institution: Gloucester Lyceum & Sawyer Free Library

Martin, Arthur, Interviewee

Brayton, Linda, Interviewer

04-27-1978

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[Gloucester, Mass] : Sawyer Free Library

Anecdotes

Manners and customs

Emigration and immigration

Quarries and quarrying

Oral history

sound recording-nonmusical

Sound recordings

2 sound discs : digital, stereo

4 3/4 in.