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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>O.H975Archon Finding Aid Title O.H975UIS Archives/Special CollectionsArchives/Special Collections LIB 144One University Plaza, MS BRK 140Springfield, IL 62703-5407twood1@uis.eduURL: This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2018-06-06 16:02:29 -0400.undother_unmapped
  
    
      English
    
    
      UIS Archives/Special Collections
    
    Hutchison, Florence  b. 1911: Interview and memoir
    
      Hutchison, Florence
    
    
      Gross, Barbara
    
    O.H975
    1471
    
      4.00 items
    
    Dummy Date
    Tapes et al
  
  
    Scope and Contents
Hutchison, teacher and designer of the Illinois state flag adopted in 1970, discusses her teaching experiences in the Midwest and research in flag history. She recalls her family background and Indian heritage, rural education and participation with the 4-H, college education in home economics at Oklahoma A&amp;M, Depression and Farm Security Administration programs, marriage, raising her family while working, and the WWII home-front. She also discusses teaching in Missouri and Illinois, 
history of flags, and designing the Illinois state flag. 

2 tapes, 110 mins., 41 pp. 
Interview by Barbara Gross, 1974 
RESTRICTED: material relating to Blackhawk and descendants of the chief of the Mohawks or other ancestors may not be quoted or cited. 
See collateral file: interviewer's notes and photographs of Hutchison, her ancestors, and the Illinois flag.  
  
    Conditions Governing Access
RESTRICTED: material relating to Blackhawk and descendants of the chief of the Mohawks or other ancestors may not be quoted or cited.