
Oral History Archives
The Oral History Archives includes audio clips and partial
transcripts.
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Marge and Ed Ebel
Concrete work on Grand Coulee Dam
The dam's effect on Moses Lake community
Yadira Garcia
Life as a high school student in Moses
Lake
Don Goodwin
The closure of the U & I Sugar Refinery
Gladys Hull: lifelong resident of Moses Lake, Moses
Lake song
Remina Jorgensen: Mormon resident of Moses Lake since
1940s
Increasing population and changing ethnicity
in Moses Lake
The Columbia Basin Project, technology, transportation,
and modern agriculture
Changes in sprinkler systems
The effect on Moses Lake of
the Mt. St. Helens eruption in 1980
Frank Koba
Personal account of being relocated to Moses
Lake
Frank Koba discusses Moses
Lake after 1943
Barbara and Ted Osborne
Preparing for irrigation
Clyde Owen: Air Force colonel, commanded Larson
Air Force Base in 1960s
On moving to Moses Lake, and the closing of
Larson Air Force Base
Japan Airlines buys Grant County Airport for
training of 747 pilots
Andrea Stucki: Mormon high school student
The shooting at Moses Lake High School
Joe Tokunaga
Internment at Minidoka and coming to
Moses Lake
Lillian Tokunaga
Living in Hiroshima, Japan, during
World War II
Nat Washington and Eric Peterson: former attorney general
and mayor of Moses Lake
Harry Yamamoto
Farming in Moses Lake after 1943
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Transcripts
Carrie "Kitty"
Blakes - African American resident of Moses Lake
Deane, Dick - Moses
Lake community member since 1945
Garcia, Yadira - Mexican
American high school student
Goodwin, Don - County
Commissioner for sixteen years
Hanson, Wanda - Farm
wife and State Senator for one year
Jorgenson, Remina
- Mormon resident of Moses Lake since 1940s
Koba, Frank and Mrs. -
WWII Internment - Minidoka/small business owners in Moses Lake
Schiffner, George and
Margaret - Building the big dams, and electricity
Tokunaga, Fudge, Joe, and
Lillian - Japanese Internment/Farming in Moses Lake
Yamamoto, Harry, Jr.
- Japanese American who came to Moses Lake with his parents on work release
status from a World War II internment camp
Interviews were conducted and are housed at the Adam
East Art Center and Museum in Moses Lake, Washington.
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