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Ann Kain

Park Service employee who helped with interviews in the Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve Project Jukebox
Ann Kain appears in the following new Jukebox projects:

As Interviewer

Interview Title Archive #: Oral History Project Abstract
Deborah Vickery House and Jane Vickery Wilson 95-71-22 Wrangell-St.Elias National Park

Deborah Vickery House and Jane Vickery Wilson were interviewed by Ann Kain from the National Park Service on June 16, 1990 in Kennecott, Alaska during the Kennecott Kids reunion. In this interview, these two sisters talk about growing up in Kennecott, the mine, the store, their housing, and their schooling. They lived there for over 13 years, between 1918 and 1931, and the Kennecott Kids reunion in 1990 was the first time that they had returned.
Yvonne Konnerup Lahti 95-71-23 Wrangell-St.Elias National Park

Yvonne Konnerup Lahti was interviewed by Ann Kain of the National Park Service on June 17, 1990 in Kennecott, Alaska. Yvonne was raised in Kennecott during the time when the mill and mines were in operation. She was in Kennecott for the Kennecott Kids reunion, hosted by the Kennicott Glacier Lodge. She talks about life in Kennecott as a child, school, play and the adjustment of returning to the Lower 48 from Alaska.
James McGavock and Jean McGavock Lamb 95-71-24 Wrangell-St.Elias National Park

James McGavock and Jean McGavock Lamb were interviewed by Ann Kain of the National Park Service on June 17, 1990 in Kennecott, Alaska. James McGavock and Jean McGavock Lamb are brother and sister who grew up in Kennecott when the mill and mines were in operation. They were in Kennecott for the Kennecott Kids reunion, hosted by the Kennicott Glacier Lodge. In this recording, they talk about their life at the mine, going to school, their housing, and adjusting to life in Colorado after they moved away from the mine.