Donna Wood Johnson

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Donna Wood Johnson

Donna Wood Johnson lived in our neighborhood first at 1332 Harrison, then at 1402 1400 East from 1936 to 1953 when she married Reid Johnson from just around the corner on Harrison Avenue. They are the parents of four children.

Audio Interview

Here’s an interview with Donna recollecting her early years in the neighborhood. The Summary and Index for the interview is available via a link below the interview.

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Interview 1 (03/06/2015, duration 1:07:31)

Summary & Index: Donna Wood Johnson-Interview 1

Images

This is a collection of photos provided by Marilyn. Click on any photo to open the full size image. Captions are available on the full size image. You can move through the collection by clicking on either side of the full size image. Click “close” to return to this page.

First family home at 1332 Harrison, 1936.

Donna Wood in front of Harrison home, age 4 (1931)

Roosevelt Jr. High Class photo, 1945-46 (age 14)

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