This project contains interviews, news clippings, photographs and memorabilia collected in the 1970s by students of Shawnee Community College. The project covers people and events in Alexander, Johnson, Massac, Pulaski, and Union counties. Southern Illinois historians and genealogists can access information here that is not available anywhere else. Materials that are protected by copyright are available for viewing at the SCC Library.

• Personal Interviews
• Newspaper Clippings
• Miscellaneous

Pulaski County: Personal Interviews
	Dora Artis, Interviewed by Gregory Taylor (32 Pages) Metropolis, Cairo and Mounds in the Early 20th Century.
	Glenna Badgley, Interviewed by Kathy Blasdell (11 Pages) History of Cantonment Wilkinsonville.
	Mollie Bradley, Interviewed by Gregory Taylor (25 Pages) School Days, the Great Depression, Prohibition.
	Genevieve Brown, Interviewed by Donna Churchill (37 Pages) Southernmost Illinois in the Early 20th Century.
	Blanche Cauhorn, Interviewed by Pamela Jackson (25 pages) Working in Mound City and Thebes in the Early 20th Century.
	Jack Cauhorn, Interviewed by Pamela Jackson (26 pages) Mound City and Cairo in the Early 20th Century.
	Opal S. Cheek, Interviewed by Amy Richardson (2 pages) History of the Ullin Sawmill.
	Lula Churchill, Interviewed by Donna Churchill (25 Pages) Southernmost Illinois in the Early 20th Century.
	Paul Dexter, Interviewed by Debbie Anderson (10 Pages) Naval Duty in World War II.
	Myrtle Easter, Interviewed by Beth Shearer (18 pages) Life in Grand Chain, Illinois in the Early 20th Century.
	Arthur Ellis, Interviewed by Beth Shearer (18 pages) Life in Grand Chain, Illinois in the Early 20th Century.
	Owen Evers, Interviewed by Amy Richardson (13 pages) Life in Cairo, Illinois in the Early 20th Century.
	Ralph Fleming, Interviewed by Matt Conroy (11 pages) Working on the Illinois Central Railroad.
	Grace Harris, Interviewed by Kathy Blasdel (9 Pages) History of Cantonment Wilkinsonville.
	Claude Hayden, Interviewed by Pamela Jackson (27 pages) Life in Pulaski County, Illinois in the Early 20th Century.
	Sara L. Hendricks, Interviewed by Margaret Haffley (2 Pages) Cabin Near Pulaski Where Abraham Lincoln Stayed.
	John Inman, Interviewed by Beth Shearer (7 Pages) Father's Work on the Dick Fowler.
	Walter Jackson, Interviewed by Pamela Jackson (13 pages) Life in Town of America, Illinois in the Early 20th Century.
	Mr. & Mrs. Guy Lipe, Interviewed by Amy Richardson (7 Pages) History of Grand Chain.
	George McClellan, Interviewed by Amy Richardson (7 pages) Life in Oaktown/Karnak in the Early 20th Century.
	John F. McCluskey, Interviewed by Mark Foss (23 Pages) Life in Belknap in the early 20th Century.
	Mrs. McNeil, Interviewed by Rowena Chaney (8 Pages) Life in the Town of America in the early 20th Century.
	Guyla W. Moreland, Interviewed by Dr. Jack Beadles (36 pages) Life in Mounds and Cairo in the Early 20th Century.
	Eunice Morris, Interviewed by Rowena Chaney (5 pages) Life on the Farm in the Early 20th Century.
	Iola Mowery, Interviewed by Debbie Anderson (24 Pages) A family history and Ancestory.
	Carl Pfaff, Interviewed by Margaret Haffley (4 Pages) Depression and 1937 Flood.
	Charles Rider, Interviewed by Debbie Anderson (13 Pages) Ullin in the 1920s and 1930s.
	Ameda Scheiding, Interviewed by Pamela Jackson (20 pages) Growing Up in the Town of America.
	Harry O. Sichling, Interviewed by Amy Richardson (13 pages) Life in Ullin, Illinois in the Early 20th Century.
	Sam Ulen, Interviewed by Lionel Waddy (19 pages) Life in Ullin in the Early 20th Century.
	Pearl Walker, Interviewed by Andrea Brown (9 pages) Life in Ullin in the Early 20th Century.
Pulaski County: Newspaper Clippings
	Town of America (9 pages) America the Town that Almost Was.
Pulaski County: Miscellaneous
	Jackson Family Records (2 pages) Records of Deaths and Births.