Mr. Boyd recounts the frightening journey of the Boyd forefathers through Indian territory to the Manitowoc area. His description of the development of growing unity among various nationalities and religious affiliations is indicative of the tradition of many Manitowoc area residents.|00:00:00-Part 1 Introduction00:00:52-Part 2 Family immigration to America, brief history of Norwegian church in Manitowoc.00:05:09-Part 3 Grandmother’s journey by wagon train to Minnesota and encounter with Sauk Indians. History of Norwegian immigration to America.00:10:35-Part 4 Boyd family moves to Manitowoc. First impressions of the big city00:13:07-Part 5 Historic events and people in Manitowoc history-1918 Spanish Influenza epidemic00:13:34-Part 6 2/22/1922 Sleet Storm00:15:26-Part 7 1929 car ferry sinking00:18:54-Part 8 Indian Panic of 189200:19:33-Part 9 Circuit Judge Kirwan00:20:29-Part 10 Description of employment as the pianist/organist at the movie house as a young man00:28:49-Part 11 Musical training with family