Toward an oral history of Cape Ann: OH 44, CD 66 : Mitchell, William

TRACKS: 1. A Gloucester artist, born in 1914 in Gloucester, experiences in the southwest, P.F. defined

2. The big Rt. 128 layoff of 1969, leading eventually to a job in Rockport

3. Family relationships a daughter and a son-in-law

4. Feelings on the Korean War and on war in general

5. Relationship with son

6. Some social observations concerning the American Indians

7. Rocky Neck

8. Some Gloucester people never got over Cut Bridge

9. Racial incidents experienced in the American Southwest, experiences in Texas and new Mexico during youth

10. Friendship with a Cheyenne Indian chief's son, The red man is my friend

11. Family lineage discussed, first arrivals in U.S. came from Scotland originally

12. Changes seen over the years, oil lamps, horse and buggies, electric cars

13. Theories on the Great Depression

14. I'm a hard worker

15. Gloucester people are more helpful due to the type of work engaged in

16. Remembrance of ethnic arrivals

17. Origin of the names Five Pound Island and Ten Pound Island

18. Gloucester schools attended

19. Types of art work done.