Interview with Elizabeth Dotterer [July 17, 1975]
 


Citation

Efird, Jane
and Dotterer, Elizabeth, “Interview with Elizabeth Dotterer [July 17, 1975],” Appalachian State University Libraries Digital Collections, accessed December 21, 2024, https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/items/show/37308.


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Title

Interview with Elizabeth Dotterer [July 17, 1975]

Description

Elizabeth Dotterer talks about growing up in Hot Springs, North Carolina, where many tourists would come and stay over the summer. She explains: "It was the type of tourism we no longer have. You spent the entire summer." After the outbreak of WWII the nature of tourism changed. Dotterer reflects fondly on working at the hotels and spending time with the summer tourists. She explains that the opening of the I-40 highways had a big impact on tourism as well.

Subject

Hot Springs (N.C.)--Social life and customs--20th century
Community life--North Carolina--Hot Springs--History--20th century--Anecdotes

Creator

Efird, Jane
Dotterer, Elizabeth

Language

English
English

Type

Document

Identifier

111_tape300_ElizabethDotterer_transcript_M

Interviewee

Dotterer, Elizabeth

Interviewer

Efird, Jane

Interview Date

7/17/1975

Location

Hot Springs, NC

Date digitized

9/16/2014

File size

8.11MB

Equipment

Epson Expression 10000 XL

Scanned by

Tony Grady

Number of pages

11 pages

Checksum

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