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Eleanor Ashton Badger

Eleanor Ashton Badger lived at 1341 Browning Avenue from 1918-1926.  Thereafter her family moved to the vicinity of 2100 E and 2100 S.

Audio Interview

Here are three interviews with Eleanor recollecting her years in these neighborhoods.  The soundtracks are followed by summaries, indexes, and photos.

The interviews and related files are shared with the written consent of the interviewee under the terms of a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.  (Note: Index times are approximate. Variations in browsers and operating systems may cause some timing discrepancies. Please use the audio player controls to fine tune the section you’re interested in.)

Interview 1 (03/07/2015, duration 19:51)

Summary & Index: Eleanor Ashton Badger: Interview 1

Interview 2 (03/07/2015, duration 18:35)

Summary & Index: Eleanor Ashton Badger: Interview 2

Interview 3 (03/07/2015, duration 7:01)

Summary & Index: Eleanor Ashton Badger: Interview 3

Images

Ashton home at 1341 Browning Ave
Pillar on which Eleanor stood to wave at President Harding in 1923
Pillar on which Eleanor stood to wave at President Harding in 1923

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