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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | Interview with Paul W. Pelsue |
| Date | [1979] |
| Document Type | Sound Recording |
| Description | Interviewee lived in Ulysses S. Grant's cabin and moved out so it could be used as a coffee shop at the fair. He recalls being asked to leave by the company they rented from and how it was moved. |
| Fair | 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis |
| Keywords | personal account, fair legacy, native villages, indigenous peoples, food |
| Products | coffee; ice cream cones |
| Attractions | Igorrote Village; Cascade Gardens; The Boer War and National South African Exhibit |
| Interviewer | [Missouri Historical Society] |
| Recording Date | [1979] |
| Duration | 00:35:59 |
| Additional Notes | Audio quality is poor. |
| Archive | Missouri Historical Society |
| Copyright | Missouri Historical Society |