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Item Title
"I think the Paterson people love hot dogs."
Author/Creator
Interviewer: Taylor, David Alan, 1951-
Created/Published
August 11, 1994
Notes
Interview with Sydney and Sarah Carroll at their home in Pequannock, New Jersey. They are the parents of "Working in Paterson" fieldworker Tom Carroll.
Summary of audio segment: Sarah thinks the first hot Texas wieners were served in Paterson in 1938 or '39. Sarah tells story about her sister taking her to a wiener place that opened around that time. Sydney and Sarah used to go for hot dogs at a place called Waterfalls Inn, in Garfield, when they were courting. Sydney and Sarah prefer their hot dogs "all-the-way," which means theyre served with onions, chili sauce, mustard. Sydney likes to drink coffee or diet soda with his hot dogs.
Subjects
Interviews
Oral history
Retirees
Sound recordings
Food
Foodways
Hot Texas Weiners
Ethnography
Interviews
United States--New Jersey--Pequannock
Object Type
Related Names
Narrator: Carroll, Sarah
Narrator: Carroll, Sydney
Medium
Analog Audio Cassette
Language
English
Call Number
AFC 1995/028: WIP-DT-A011; B: 00:23:35
Reproduction Number
AFC 1995/028: WIP-DT-A011
Part of
Working in Paterson Folklife Project
Repository
Library of Congress, Archive of Folk Culture, American Folklife Center, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA
Digital ID
afcwip dta01310
http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.afc/afcwip.dta01310