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Ask the collection · Riverside Public Library
What did residents say about the 1976 centennial?
AI Answer from 3 interviews
Residents remember the parade down Elm Street as the biggest day the town had seen 1, and several mention the time capsule buried outside the library that afternoon 2.
1 Interview with a lifelong resident11:48
2 Interview with a retired librarian27:05
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Riverside Public Library · Oral history program
Interview with a retired librarianRecorded · 38 minTagged
"Growing up on Elm Street"Resident submissionTagged
Teen and grandparent interviewRecorded · 24 min
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