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Title details for Addie Triplett interview with Kessler Cannon of KBND radio by Kessler Cannon - Available

Addie Triplett interview with Kessler Cannon of KBND radio

by Kessler Cannon
Addie Triplett
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Fifteen minute oral history with Addie Triplett, who first arrived in Central Oregon to homestead with her husband in 1902. After homesteading on the Deschutes River south of Bend for two years, the Triplett family moved into Bend in 1904. Addie discusses trials and travails of building their homestead in the woods and early days in Bend. Interview conducted by KBND in 1953 as part of an oral history series with the Deschutes County Pioneers. Originally broadcast on March 1, 1953. Photograph from the collection of the Deschutes County Historical Society.
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Series: 15 minute histories Publisher: Bend, Oregon : KBND, p1953 Edition: Unabridged

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  • File size: 6251 KB
  • Release date: September 7, 2016
  • Duration: 00:13:01

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  • File size: 6312 KB
  • Release date: September 7, 2016
  • Duration: 00:13:01
  • Number of parts: 1

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Biography & Autobiography History Sociology Nonfiction

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Fifteen minute oral history with Addie Triplett, who first arrived in Central Oregon to homestead with her husband in 1902. After homesteading on the Deschutes River south of Bend for two years, the Triplett family moved into Bend in 1904. Addie discusses trials and travails of building their homestead in the woods and early days in Bend. Interview conducted by KBND in 1953 as part of an oral history series with the Deschutes County Pioneers. Originally broadcast on March 1, 1953. Photograph from the collection of the Deschutes County Historical Society.
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Biography & Autobiography History Sociology Nonfiction
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