Marilyn Anthony interview, 13 September 2006

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Marilyn Anthony was born in Cleveland and describes growing up in Ohio City. She remembers the various European enclaves that were present in the area, specifically mentioning Hungarians and Gypsies. She shares her experiences of walking to the West Side Market, bakeries, butchers, and other local shops. Anthony also mentions her relationship to the multitude of ethnic Catholic churches in the area. Finally, Anthony discusses the changes in the neighborhood and how it impacted residents.

Participants: Anthony, Marilyn (interviewee)
Collection: Project Team
Institutional Repository: Cleveland Regional Oral History Collection

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