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Caroline Reader

Caroline Reader Caroline McLain Reader was raised in Nome, Alaska. Her father was a beach miner so the family lived a frugal lifestyle. She graduated from Nome High School in 1946. She helped organize the original Communities of Memory project storytelling events in Nome in 1996.
Caroline Reader appears in the following new Jukebox projects:
Caroline Reader's Slideshow
Interview Title Abstract Archive #: Oral History Project Date of Interview
Caroline Reader Caroline Reader talks about her childhood memories, about ordering supplies in Nome, and about the importance of boat transportation. 2007-03-02 & 03 Nome Communities of Memory Feb 3, 1996
Caroline Reader Retrospective In this 2007 discussion, Caroline Reader talks about changes in transportation and communications that she has noticed since her first interview for the original Nome Communities of Memory project in 1996. She also talks about an increase in social problems, the effect of global warming on the environment in Nome, and the changes in animal populations and behavior. 2007-03-02 & 03 Nome Communities of Memory Jun 21, 2007