Veterans History Project
Sedona Public Library proudly participates in the Library of Congress Veterans History Project.
The Project collects first-hand accounts of US veterans from the following wars:
The Library has helped to preserve the experiences of over two hundred individuals, whose stories are an important part of our community and national history. The interviews, which can last up to 1 ½ hours, take place at the Library in the private Quiet Study room with a camera person and a trained interviewer. A DVD of the interview is available from the reference desk for in-library viewing. Another is sent to the American Folklife Center in the Library of Congress for archiving and public availability. Each participant also receives a DVD of their personal interview, which can become an important family legacy. |
TELEPHONE(928) 282-7714
PROJECT COORDINATOR JOLENE PIERSON(928) 282-7999
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Participate
Fill out the form below to tell your story and get involved with the Veterans History Project.