There are a couple ways we can display this. You can have a link on the library page to an separate Oral History Project Page, or you can have it inline on the Libarry Page. Either way, because you have done multiple audio uploads per person, I cannot play from the main library page, so you have to click through to listen. 

In addition there are two ways to present the links, one is with a title and large image, or the other in a well (gray box) with title, intro blurb and small image. 

Either way what I will need from you is:

1. Introductory paragraph(s) about the project. 
2. paragraph(s) about the person in the history
3. short intro blurb (sentence or two) about the person. 
   
   
4. finally we will need to get Audacity installed on your computer so that you can convert oral history Wav files to smaller web friendly mp3's. 

Willow Oral Histories type 1

The people in our community are one of our greatest resources. The combined knowledge of Willow residents is truly astounding. We started the Willow Oral History Project to start capturing Willow's story, our story, in the word and voices of those how have lived it.

Bill Waldron

Claire Fitzgaireld

Forest Richey

Kay Dailey

Mark Merrill

Willow Oral Histories type 2

The people in our community are one of our greatest resources. The combined knowledge of Willow residents is truly astounding. We started the Willow Oral History Project to start capturing Willow's story, our story, in the word and voices of those how have lived it.

Oral Histories List

Bill Waldron

Bill Waldron needs more content in his intro blurb. It really needs two short sentences to look right. Or maybe just a little more?

Claire Fitzgaireld

Claire's great.

Forest Richey

original willow settler

Kay Dailey

hear kays stories

Mark Merrill

Mark has lived in Willow for a long time.