Interview with Anne Long

Cultural Narrative: 

Anne Long’s husband, Ralph Long, worked for a telephone company and his work resulted in the family moving around a little bit during the 50s. Her family moved to Norfolk for one year and she remarks about the differences between the city and Louisa and how its differences affected her two children, who were born in the early 50s. Mrs. Long discusses her job in an office and how she had to stop working there after becoming pregnant with her first child. She discusses purchasing a home, raising children, and local businesses and services.

Protocol: 
Open Access
Community: 
Louisa County Historical Society
Category: 
Oral History
Collections: 
Many Voices, One Decade: 1950s Louisa County
Original Date Description: 
Recording date
Original Date: 
2018 December 6th
Creator: 
Louisa County Historical Society
Contributor: 
Louisa County Historical Society
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Publisher: 
Louisa County Historical Society