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Description

Louis Hile shared memories of being on his own early in life and about growing up in and making a living in Picher, Oklahoma. He also discussed what life was like at 100, his love for joking with people, and his six children. He briefly spoke about being forced to move away from Picher when it was designated a Superfund site by the government.

Date(s)

8/26/2015

Call Number

OHY_092

Subjects Business owner, WPA
Centenarians, Older people, Mining machinery
Interviewee(s) Louis Hile
Interviewer(s) Tanya Finchum | Alex Bishop