Finding Aid to the Betty Hoag McGlynn Oral Interviews Collection, Monterey Museum of Art Archives
Created Date
June 30th, 1967
Description
Part 2 of 3. Very brief interview with George Joseph Seideneck (1885-1967) on June 30, 1967 by Betty Hoag McGlynn. Seideneck introduces a taped coversation he previously had with his friend George Robinson, an amateur photographer who lived in Carmel, CA.
Item or Container Annotations
Label on box reads: " George Seideneck part 2, very short (98% blank), 06-30-1967; other markings on box crossed off and refer to BHMc-002-R37; Seideneck part 2; added to end of 38 on wav."
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