Description Bob Vine was interviewed by Laurie Mercier on May 27 and 29, 1986 for the Metals Manufacturing in Four Montana Communities Oral History Project. Topics include his work for the Anaconda Company particularly as a personnel manager in Anaconda from 1957 to 1983; United Steelworkers of America; reasons for the plant's closure in 1980 ...

In his 1986 interview for the Montana Historical Society’s oral history project ‘Metals in Montana: Industry and Community in the 20 th Century,’ lifelong Montana resident Bob Vine discussed his relationship with the town of Anaconda and its namesake company: “I’ve been in Anaconda since 1950 when I got out of college. I taught art ...

2018年7月26日 · In his 1986 interview for the Montana Historical Society’s oral history project ‘Metals in Montana: Industry and Community in the 20 th Century,’ lifelong Montana resident Bob Vine discussed his relationship with the town of Anaconda and its namesake company: “I’ve been in Anaconda since 1950 when I got out of college. I taught art ...

Bob Vine, an artist, journalist and historian, died in 1999 from injuries he sustained in a car crash. Vine, who published the Historic Quarterly Review for the Marcus Daly Historical...

Editor's note: Bob Vine, a revered artist, journalist and historian, died in 1999 from injuries he sustained in a car crash. Vine, who published the Historic Quarterly Review for the Marcus...

2018年7月25日 · [silent] Footage pertaining to the Anaconda Copper Mining Company in Montana. Created and compiled by ACM employee Bob Vine, circa 1960s. From the original f...

Bob Vines will tell a story about how moving to a new city for a new job, then suddenly being isolated from the world had an enormous impact on his mental health. He fell into a deep depression that culminated in his own fight to survive COVID.

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As of March 2023, the Tree has just over 3,700 people, 1,795 men and 1,786 women from 1,287 families. The earliest recorded birth is William Crumplehere born about 1560 and proven by the Wills of William (died 1614) and Marie Crumpelhere, the second wife of Richard, who died in Winterborne Kingston 1595.