Martha speaks of her life growing up in Manitowoc around the turn of the century, including sailing with her husband on the Great Lakes on ore boats.|00:00:00-Part 1 Introduction00:00:29-Part 2 Dummer family history from Germany to Baltimore MD by steamer. Sisters worked as house maids in Manitowoc.00:03:18-Part 3 1867 Father came to America and lived with his uncle - Chris Tegen architect in Manitowoc. He worked as a handyman with the Manitowoc County Assylum.00:04:33-Part 4 Life for family after father died of a heart attack at age 42.00:07:37-Part 5 Manitowoc divided into ethnic and social classes00:10:33-Part 6 Went to German Lutheran School; family history and life; education encouraged00:12:49-Part 7 Mother’s work in the pea canning company; cost of living00:14:44-Part 8 Step-father August Meyer last Manitowoc survivor of Civil War 00:19:03-Part 9 First German Lutheran Church steeple repaired by step-father after storm.00:19:49-Part 10 Women’s Relief Corps (Wives and daughters of Civil War veterans)00:19:59-Part 11 Married Captain Regli and sailed with him on an ore boat on all the Great Lakes.00:23:04-Part 12 As a child, she walked to school from 23rd St to First German Lutheran School on 8th St.