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Shared histories : the Harlin family and Gainesville, Missouri

Author:	Thomas A Carter; Jim Baker; John Harlin; Chris Harlin; Missy Harlin; All authors
Publisher:	[Springfield, Mo.] : Missouri State University, ©2006.
Series:	OzarksWatch video magazine.
Edition/Format:	DVD video : Videocassette : English
Summary:	Part of a series of programs that presents and preserves the unique heritage of the Ozarks. In this segment, Jim Baker interviews John, Chris, and Missy Harlin, whose family settled in Gainesville, Mo., in Ozark County, in 1869, and in 1894 founded the Bank of Gainesville. It was renamed Century Bank of the Ozarks in 1994. The Harlins discuss their family's early days in Gainesville, the history of banking in the community, and the strong sense of place and belonging that is forged over several generations. Gives background on the Old Harlin House Cafe in Gainesville.  Read more...
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