Virginia Remembers the Vietnam War
The Virginia Museum of History & Culture (VMHC) is
seeking individuals to interview for a new exhibition marking the 50th
anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War. Opening in 2024, Virginia & the
Vietnam War will explore this turbulent period through its many and various
voices. Any Virginian who experienced the war can participate. The more breadth
and depth represented in these stories, the more authentic the telling of this
history will be. Recordings and transcripts will be added to the VMHC's oral
history collection which is available to students, scholars, and the general
public.
Interested in participating? Please complete the questionnaire below (your answers will be kept confidential).
About the Process:
We will review your questionnaire and, if
selected, contact you to schedule an interview. Depending on your location, we can conduct the interview
in person, over the phone, or via the internet. We will not discuss any
topic you do not feel comfortable talking about.
We will create a transcript of the interview which will be
sent to you so you can correct any information. We will give the transcript and
audio a final review before adding it into the VMHC collection. Participants
will receive a complimentary copy of the interview and transcription.
For More Information:
Please contact VMHC Sr. Archivist Laura
Gilmour Stoner at lstoner@virginiahistory.org
or 804.342.9662.