railroad
Subject
Subject Source: general
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Cabral, Randolph Christopher; Johnson, Heidi Christine (friend/friend). 204 South Main Street, Wichita, 2009-10-25T12:30:00
File — Interview-id MBY005884
Interview Description
Randolph Christopher Cabral (55) is interviewed by his friend, Heidi Christine Johnson (38) about his father going blind and his invention of the Braille American flag. Facilitator Subject Log :51 interest in Braille started when his father started losing his sight 3:46 father was confused about his cultural identity; am I Mexican or am I American?; considered himself American; father worked on the railroad 14:46...
Dates:
2009-10-25T12:30:00
Found in Subjects:
railroad
Found in Notes:
on the railroad
14:46 eleven siblings; middle child; close family; grew up in "brown town "in
14:46 eleven siblings; middle child; close family; grew up in "brown town "in
Perez, José; Perez, Norma (father/daughter). Discovery Green Park, 2009-11-20T16:30:00
File — Interview-id MBY005982
Interview Description
José Perez (85) is interviewed by his daughter, Norma Perez about coming to the United States from Mexico to work on the railroad, about his marriage, and his children. Facilitator Subject Log 2:00 decision a venir a EEUU; EEUU durante WWII; trabajo en ferocarriil 6:05 vivimos sin preocupacion; tenia planos de regresar; Norma remembers su padre y madre fueron a los clases de ingles; ciudano Americano 18:35 fueron a...
Dates:
2009-11-20T16:30:00
Found in Subjects:
railroad
Found in Notes:
Mexico to work on the railroad, about his marriage, and his children.
Vargas, José R.; Valdez, Alice E. (father/daughter). Discovery Green Park, 2009-12-06T15:30:00
File — Interview-id MBY006028
Interview Description
Alice interviews her dad, José Vargas, about his family history, being Mexican-American, and his experiences in the Army in WWII. Facilitator Subject Log 00:50 José's mother's family was driven out of Mexico by Pancho Villa's men during the revolution because they were well off. 14:28 José held odd jobs after High School. He received a letter from Uncle Sam, drafting him to the army. 16:15 All nationalities were in...
Dates:
2009-12-06T15:30:00
Found in Subjects:
railroad