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Oral interview of Armis T. Sepponen and Margaret Sepponen
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Title
Oral interview of Armis T. Sepponen and Margaret Sepponen
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Description
The Sacramento Ethnic Communities Survey Collection was created in the 1980s as the basis for a major museum installation at the (then-named) Sacramento History Center. Over 35 advisors, researchers, scholars, and planners spent one year gathering data. Analysis of the federal census records revealed over 150 ethnic groups in the Sacramento region. Based on the information in the census records, researchers determined that 22 groups maintained an identity over time and shaped the social and cultural history of Sacramento. These are the groups represented in the survey. For each group the survey team wrote a community history, copied photographs that documented the community, and captured oral histories with prominent members. The exhibition lasted nearly a decade at the museum and upon its removal an educational CD-ROM was created and distributed to the public to ensure the effort lived on. Plans originally called for the publication of the written manuscripts histories and the transcriptions of the oral histories but the funding was never secured. The interviewees are a well-known members/leaders of the Finnish community.Additional Descriptive Notes: See also: Oral interview of Margaret Sepponen - casacsh_000446
Item or Container Annotations
Note on original container: (Ribbons of Memory)
Creators and Contributors
Creator:
Center for Sacramento History
Interviewer: Hardwick, Susan
Interviewee: Sepponen, Armis Theodore
Interviewee: Sepponen, Margaret
Interviewer: Hardwick, Susan
Interviewee: Sepponen, Armis Theodore
Interviewee: Sepponen, Margaret
Subject Topic
Subject Entity
Genre
Spatial Coverage
Language
Media Type
Format
Audio cassette
Extent
1
Tape
Generation
Original
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Country of Creation
United States
Contributing Organization
Contributing Organization Contact Information
Email: csh@cityofsacramento.org
Phone: (916) 808-7072
Phone: (916) 808-7072
Organization Websites
Link to Internet Archive