Eleanor Greentree was a high school student in West Virginia when the U.S. entered World War II. During air raid drills, Greentree acted as a messenger for the local Civil Defense. She also worked, after school hours, as a typist for the Ration Board. In this interview she describes the changes the war wrought for her family and community. Greentree describes victory gardens, recruitment offices, conservation measures and a nearby POW Camp.

Transcript Number 015 Title: Eleanor Greentree: Remembering World War II Interviewee: Eleanor Greentree Interviewer: Kitty Marath Date of Interview: August 12, 1998 Location of Interview: Wilmington, North Carolina Description: 1 VHS Cassette Tape (c. 47 min.): sd., col. Documentation: 1 Typed Transcript Series: World War II Remembered Series: Voices of Experience