Oral History and Folklife Research was featured in the Kennebec Journal on September 17. Read the article in the Kennebec Journal … [Read more...]
OHFR in the News
OHFR Plans Workshop at Kennebunk Free Library
Oral History and Folklife Research will conduct an oral history workshop for community scholars on October 6 at the Kennebunk Free Library The workshop will explore what makes oral history different; interviewing technique, recording technique, and legal and ethical issues. It will begin at 10am and end at noon. For more information, contact Keith … [Read more...]
OHFR Website Is Revamped
OHFR's website is now more useful to teachers, researchers and students. Users can now access the site and listen to podcasts created from interviews, read full interview transcripts, and listen to complete interviews, to learn what it was like to work in Maine’s now extinct sardine industry, or how new Mainers have adapted to life in a new home. … [Read more...]
Interview recordings from “Immigrant Voices are now available online
Visitors to the OHFR website can now listen to complete interview recordings from the Immigrant Voices project online. Follow the links to listen to the interviews. … [Read more...]
OHFR welcomes new business sponsor Sprague and Curtis Real Estate. Thanks to Sprague and Curtis for its generous sponsorship donation
Sprague and Curtis in Augusta, ME is helping OHFR give voice to history, joining us as a business sponsor. Please say thanks to them and welcome them. … [Read more...]