Roger Sherman Tells The Story Of How Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve Was Created.
01:56
13
Virginia Ullrey, Member Of Coupeville United Methodist Church Quilting Group Talks About Her Background In Quilting.
02:00
14
Fourth Generation Farmer Georgie Smith Shares Some Of Her Family Farm History And Present Day Direct Market Farming.
07:50
15
Scottish Bagpipe Player Alan Hancock Of Coupeville Plays Traditional Tunes On His Pipes.
00:37
16
Elizabeth Hancock Talks About Their 19th Century Family Home And Her Sea Captain Family Heritage.
01:48
17
Roger Sherman, From A 4th Generation Farming Family On Ebey's Landing Reserve, Talks About History Of His Family Farm And General Information About Farming On The Island.
04:49
18
Marlinspike Craftsman And Knot-tyer Roy Chapman Of Coupeville Explains How He Acquired His Skills And Why His Craft Has Been So Important To The Maritime Community.
04:04
19
Samish Tribal Elder And Tradition-bearer Rosie Cayou Describes The Historic Fishing Village On Northern Whidbey Island That Was Shared By Several Local Tribes.
00:58
20
Filipino-community Member Bibi Albornoz Recalls Her Experience Of Learning Traditional Filipino Dances And Then Training Local Oak Harbor Filipino-community Youth To Perform The Traditional Dances.
04:05
21
Elizabeth Leese, Norwegian Rosemaler From Oak Harbor Talks About Her First Rosemaling Teacher And Different Regional Styles Of Rosemaling From Norway.
03:27
22
Dutch-american Musician Jan Ellis Of Oak Harbor Performs A Dutch Folk Song ("little Place By The Mill") On Her Accordion.
00:53
23
Jan Ellis Recalls When Oak Harbor's Holland Happening Was First Established.
04:21
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Coast Salish Anthem, Performed By The Samish Singers. Conclusion Of The Audio Tour.
