Anna Lambert Cardillo Interview
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Title
Anna Lambert Cardillo Interview
Subject
Cardillo, Anna Lambert; Cardillo, Dominic Sr.;
Description
Anna Lambert Cardillo discusses life growing up during the depression, education, dating Dominic Cardillo Sr., and recreation.
Publisher
Saratoga Springs Public Library
Date
1997
Rights
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Format
MP3
Language
English
Identifier
WSONP.0041.a.1
All Available Item Data
Interviewer
Mary Ann Cardillo Fitzgerald
Interviewee
Anna Lambert Cardillo
Location
49 Henry St, Saratoga Springs, NY
Original Format
Cassette Tape
Duration
01:34:07
Time Summary
Tape 1 Side A Notes
00:00:30 Dominic J Cardillo Sr. “An Adventure in the Adirondacks”
00:01:40 Activities for teenagers, playing games
00:02:35 Dated, went to the movies
00:04:00 Lambert/Lamberti, her father
00:04:30 Grandfather came from Italy
00:06:20 Nova Scotia
00:06:40 Father worked all through the Depression
00:07:55 Working at DeSantis Restaurant [on Railroad Place] during the Depression
00:09:35 Siblings dropping out of school, but she graduated
00:10:15 Italian girls often went to college
00:12:41 Next paragraph in Dominic’s narrative
00:15:05 Married in 1934, graduated in 1932
00:16:20 Husband worked at Bath House at the time
00:18:35 Paid $15 a week rent on Division Street
00:19:40 Van Raalte
00:22:20 Price Chopper, Central Market
00:25:00 Aunt Mary Arpey
00:26:00 Wedding
00:29:45 15 in Dominic’s graduation
00:29:55 Dominic accepted to college, did not go, $600-$700
00:31:15 Smoking, rolled own cigarettes
00:33:10 Fusco’s
00:34:45 Washington Street
00:37:25 Friday night jam sessions
00:39:10 Spin the Bottle
Tape 1 Side B Notes
00:46:00 Train trips with father
00:49:50 Franklin Roosevelt
00:50:10 Dominic’s recount of seeing Franklin D. Roosevelt
00:51:55 Lincoln bath house
00:54:35 First baby in 1936
00:58:00 First baby born at home
00:58:25 Dr. Harrington
00:58:35 Midwife
00:59:00 Discussing first baby, birth and infant care
01:07:05 Second baby in the hospital
01:15:45 $4,200 for a house on Grand Avenue
01:16:05 Dominic sold insurance
00:00:30 Dominic J Cardillo Sr. “An Adventure in the Adirondacks”
00:01:40 Activities for teenagers, playing games
00:02:35 Dated, went to the movies
00:04:00 Lambert/Lamberti, her father
00:04:30 Grandfather came from Italy
00:06:20 Nova Scotia
00:06:40 Father worked all through the Depression
00:07:55 Working at DeSantis Restaurant [on Railroad Place] during the Depression
00:09:35 Siblings dropping out of school, but she graduated
00:10:15 Italian girls often went to college
00:12:41 Next paragraph in Dominic’s narrative
00:15:05 Married in 1934, graduated in 1932
00:16:20 Husband worked at Bath House at the time
00:18:35 Paid $15 a week rent on Division Street
00:19:40 Van Raalte
00:22:20 Price Chopper, Central Market
00:25:00 Aunt Mary Arpey
00:26:00 Wedding
00:29:45 15 in Dominic’s graduation
00:29:55 Dominic accepted to college, did not go, $600-$700
00:31:15 Smoking, rolled own cigarettes
00:33:10 Fusco’s
00:34:45 Washington Street
00:37:25 Friday night jam sessions
00:39:10 Spin the Bottle
Tape 1 Side B Notes
00:46:00 Train trips with father
00:49:50 Franklin Roosevelt
00:50:10 Dominic’s recount of seeing Franklin D. Roosevelt
00:51:55 Lincoln bath house
00:54:35 First baby in 1936
00:58:00 First baby born at home
00:58:25 Dr. Harrington
00:58:35 Midwife
00:59:00 Discussing first baby, birth and infant care
01:07:05 Second baby in the hospital
01:15:45 $4,200 for a house on Grand Avenue
01:16:05 Dominic sold insurance
NY Heritage Topic
Daily Life; People; Community & Events; Work & Labor;
Physical Format
Oral histories
Tags
Citation
“Anna Lambert Cardillo Interview,” Saratoga Room Digital Exhibits, accessed July 31, 2025, https://digitalarchive.sspl.org/items/show/378.