Cumbernauld Village Stories

In this 46 minute interview with Mr David Boyle, the Cumbernauld Historical Society gets to grips with life in Cumbernauld village. In this interview, the audio quality of the recording is decent, which is lucky because I did not find a transcript of this interview in the folder and therefore cannot provide a transcript for this one.

In this dramatic and interesting 47 minute interview with Mrs E. Ferraioli, the Cumbernauld Historical Society hears of the tragedies and highlights of the life of this fascinating lady from Cumbernauld village. From her Italian husband dying while sitting beside her at the theatre, to nearly losing their young child in a bus accident shortly afterwards, are just two of the touching insights Mrs. Farraioli has given us into her life in Cumbernauld Village. View a scan of the transcript of this interview The audio quality of the recording is very decent, probably the best in this collection of tapes. Nonetheless reading the transcript while listening may be useful for some listeners.

In this 47 minute interview with Mrs Mary Bryson and Mrs Nan Dent, the Cumbernauld Historical Society hears about the details of their life and times in Cumbernauld village. This interview is historically relevant and a good wee gossip at the same time! View a scan of the transcript of this interview In this interview, the audio quality of the recording is alright but not great. Therefore reading the transcript while listening may be helpful for listeners wishing to make understand the all details clearly.

In this 46 minute interview with Mrs J. McLaren and Mrs M. Hodge, the Cumbernauld Historical Society gets to grips with life in Cumbernauld village. View a scan of the transcript of this interview In this interview, the audio quality of the recording is rather poor. Reading the transcript is likely to help many listeners understand the details of what is being discussed.