Dugger Park Segment 3
posted by Aliza on December 19th at 1:58 pmThis clip describes memories of water activities in Dugger Park from Sonny, Wallace Kountze, and Marilyn Smith.
This clip describes memories of water activities in Dugger Park from Sonny, Wallace Kountze, and Marilyn Smith.
Here is the second segment on Dugger Park in which Wallace Kountze explains its significance in the community.
Children in West Medford attended the Hervey School for elementary school. Listen to memories of the Hervey School, first from three sisters from the Furr family, Gloria Bowens, Esther Ellis, and Jean Swan. Afterwards, you will hear stories from Wallace Kountze and Marilyn Smith.
Click to hear memories of Mr. Henry’s Little Store
The West Medford Community Center was an integral part of the community. Listen as Mrs. Iona Vargus, Mrs. Alice Isaacs, Mrs. Gloria Bowens, Mrs. Esther Ellis, Mrs. Jean Swan, Mrs. Katherine Smith, and Mr. Wallace Kountze share their memories.
A painting of the community center
An initial model-design for the West Medford Community Center, reproduced with permission of the daughters of the creator (Gloria Bowens, Esther Ellis, Jean Swan)
Click to hear memories of: School Desegregation
If one word could describe the essence of the West Medford community it is fellowship. To those who live there, the term extends beyond the conventional religious meaning. Listen as Wally Kountze, Marilyn Smith, and Mrs. Katherine Smith discuss memories of fellowship and what the word means to them.
Memories and Meanings of Fellowship in West Medford
Cyanna has edited this segment on general memories of the old West Medford neighborhood.