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Preserving the stories, recollections and voices of Maine.

Giving voice to history

Giving Voice To History and Preserving Treasures

Family heritage is a gift no one else can give.

What We Do

Oral History and Folklife Research, Inc. is a nonprofit organization conducting independent oral history projects. In addition, we provide services and technical assistance to the fields of oral history and folklife research. Those services include:

  • Planning and design of oral history projects
  • Consulting
  • Workshops and training
  • Audio and photographic presentations developed from oral history materials
  • Conducting interviews
  • Personal history recording
  • Transcription and indexing of recorded interviews
  • Audio conversion from analog to digital media
  • Scanning and digitizing historic photographs
  • Access facilitation.

Oral History and Folklife Research Inc is mobile. Training, interviewing audio conversion and photographic scanning can be done on site, without removing historic photos or recorded interviews from the site.

Services

  • Community Projects
  • Family Interviews and Personal History Recording
  • Workshops and Training
  • Consultation
  • Oral History Processing / Transcription and Archival Preservation
  • Scanning and Digitization of Historic Photos
  • Audio Conversion From Analog to Digital Media
  • Vox Humana Podcast

Projects

  • Interview Index
  • Everybody Had Their Own Rhythm
  • The Last Sardine Cannery
  • The ADA At 25
  • Uptah Camp!
  • Tradition & Voice
  • Vox Humana Podcast
  • Back to the Land
  • Life On My Own: James Reed
  • Democracy, Journalism and the Informed Community
  • Life On My Own: Vanessa Munsey
  • Life On My Own: Paul Easton
  • Life On My Own: Maryann Preble
  • Life On My Own: Richard Raymond
  • Life On My Own: Bobby Reynolds
  • 37 Voices

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