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Langstroth, Kathleen and McDonald, Coleen oral history interview
Supplementary file for node/15939 (Interview Summary with Time Stamps)

Supplementary file for node/15939 (Interview Summary with Time Stamps)

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Langstroth, Kathleen and McDonald, Coleen oral history interview

Author: Interviewee: Langstroth, Kathleen, Author: Interviewee: McDonald, Coleen, Author: Interviewer: Osmond, Colin, Author: Interviewer: Manlove, Courtney, Author: Principal Investigator: Hall, Peter V

2014-03-16

McDonald and Langstroth were the daughters of a New Westminster longshoreman, and have lived in the city their entire lives. Their father became a…

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