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Oral history interview with James McDonald, by Marian Wood Kolisch [Sound Recording 01]

Oral history interview with James McDonald, by Marian Wood Kolisch [Sound Recording 01]

Tape 1, Side 1. McDonald discusses his family background and early life in Scotland, his experiences during World War I in the Royal Air Force stationed in France, moving to Canada and working on farms in Alberta and Saskatchewan, moving to the United States, getting into the timber business, and becoming the British Consul in Portland just before World War II.

McDonald, James, 1899-1989

Oral history interview with James McDonald, by Marian Wood Kolisch [Sound Recording 02]

Oral history interview with James McDonald, by Marian Wood Kolisch [Sound Recording 02]

Tape 1, Side 2. McDonald discusses his family background and early life in Scotland, his experiences during World War I in the Royal Air Force stationed in France, moving to Canada and working on farms in Alberta and Saskatchewan, moving to the United States, getting into the timber business, and becoming the British Consul in Portland just before World War II.

McDonald, James, 1899-1989

Oral history interview with James McDonald, by Marian Wood Kolisch [Sound Recording 03]

Oral history interview with James McDonald, by Marian Wood Kolisch [Sound Recording 03]

Tape 2, Side 1. McDonald discusses his family background and early life in Scotland, his experiences during World War I in the Royal Air Force stationed in France, moving to Canada and working on farms in Alberta and Saskatchewan, moving to the United States, getting into the timber business, and becoming the British Consul in Portland just before World War II.

McDonald, James, 1899-1989