Interview
2008 Small Grant Program Awardees: Final Follow UP
September 9, 2008 - 10:03am — payal razdanThe Office of Neighborhood Involvement and the Southwest Neighborhoods, Inc. are excited about the opportunity to speak to you about the completion of your projects and how the small grants program has helped you to build local partnerships, increase neighborhood involvement, attract new and diverse members and sustain and build a strong local network.
Ken and Mary Lou Guenther
talk about the Wilcox Manor in this interview done by Ginger Danzer and Bev Shaw on March 21, 2003 (with some additions from a visit with Ruth Powell, March 24, 2003).
Ruth Powell and Jane Tweeddale
talk about the early development of Bridlemile, including the beginnings of the Brookford and Wilcox developments in this interview done by Ginger Danzer and Bev Shaw on January 13, 2003 (edited for web site publication February 2005).
John and Nancy Haleston
talk about living in Bridlemile during the second half of the 1950's
John and Nancy Haleston. Photo by Ginger Danzer
Bridlemile Elementary School Oral History Project
Video clips by Melinda McCrossen
Photographs by Victor von Salza
During the 2005 - 2006 school year, the Fourth and Fifth Grade students at Bridlemile Elementary School(BES) investigated the history of Bridlemile and surrounding neighborhoods. The students interviewed longtime Bridlemile residents about the history of the neighborhood and what it was like to live and grow up here back then.
Interviews and Biographies
The history committee conducts interviews about and with residents, past and present, in order to develop a record of our neighborhood.
Thank you to everyone who has generously shared their time and stories.
Helen Trayle
Helen Trayle is an artist whose aquatint etchings were on display at the Broderick Gallery in August 2006. Helen has lived in Bridlemile for much of her life and besides being a wonderful artist she can tell good stories about growing up among the lovely orchards of our neighborhood.
