Dick Austin Interview, 9 July 2008

Dick Austin discusses the history of the Austin Company which his great grandfather had founded. The company was a large designer and builder of industrial facilities. He relates various major projects of the company through the years including Nela Park, the Boeing factory, and its involvement in a Russian automotive complex.

Participants: Austin, Richard (interviewee) / Mackella, Heidi (interviewee) / Bell, Erin (interviewer)
Collection: Project Team
Institutional Repository: Cleveland Regional Oral History Collection

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This series comprises a wide range of interviews conducted by Center staff since 2005 in support of the Euclid Corridor History Project, Neighborhood Connections, and a number of mostly short-term collaborations. It also includes a number of standalone interviews by Center staff.