An oral history interview conducted with Arthur Ray "Bunk" Hindman by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: Arthur Hindman's youth growing up in Punta Gorda; his grandfather, Sheriff Quednau; his mother, Tosie Hindman, who was Charlotte County's Supervisor of Elections; how he met his wife; and his thoughts on how Punta Gorda has changed over the years. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with John Lloyd Junior by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: John Lloyd Junior's youth in Punta Gorda; school integration; his recollection of local figures; his thoughts on how Punta Gorda has changed over time; and race relations in Charlotte County. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with Jo Ann Helphenstine by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: why Jo Ann Helphenstein moved to Punta Gorda; operating Palm Automotive Group, Inc. with her husband; recollections of local individuals; her experience with Hurricane Charley; and her thoughts on how Punta Gorda has changed over the years. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with Kathy Futch by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: why Kathy Futch moved to Southwest Florida; how she met her husband, Mark Futch; the sea plane business she ran with her husband; recollections of celebrities in Boca Grande; and her thoughts on how the area has changed over the years. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with Mary Kay Mechlin by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: Mary Kay Mechlin's experiences growing up in Punta Gorda; her family's various businesses; attending a private school during desegregation; the hurricanes that have impacted Charlotte County; and her thoughts on how Punta Gorda has changed. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with cousins Frances Joyner and Araitha Jones by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: their youths in Punta Gorda; their clannish family; their memories of race relations; how they met their husbands and moved away; their lives away from Punta Gorda; and their lives since returning to Punta Gorda. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with Fran Campbell by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: Fran Campbell's youth in Michigan; how she met her husband; why she moved to Punta Gorda; her involvement with Punta Gorda Historical Society; and her recollections of local individuals. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.