- Date
- 1940
- Eras
- Modern eraIrish era
- Concepts
- music-folkloreheritageirish-arranmore
- Within
- Beaver Island
Summary
Bentley’s public catalogue identifies the first side of AFC SR059 (original disc 3-13) as a 1940 Beaver Island recording entitled “Recalling where the Irish parties grow (talk),” with speaker labels Dominick Gallagher and Pat McDonough.
Evidence and limits
This entry preserves an unusually specific archival catalogue label: a 1940 Beaver Island talk with an Irish-party subject. It does not provide a transcription or listening notes, establish what the speakers said, identify where any parties occurred, show that the talk was in Irish, or resolve the catalogued Pat McDonough to a biographical person. The Dominick Gallagher label is connected to the existing person record only as a source-bounded archival association.
Sources
- Described in this archive: Ivan Walton papers and sound recordings.The public catalogue labels the side “Gallagher, Dominick, and Pat McDonough, Recalling where the Irish parties grow (talk),” dates the recording 1940, and explicitly labels it recorded at Beaver Island. It is catalogue metadata, not a transcript, audio review, identity resolution for Pat McDonough, evidence of where parties occurred, or proof of the talk’s language or content.web · bentley_walton_catalog
Added 2 August 2026 · revised 4 August 2026. Recent changes
Cite this article
Beaver Island Archive, “Ivan Walton recording, AFC SR059: Irish-parties recollection, 1940”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/documents/walton-afc-sr059-irish-parties-1940/, accessed [date], citing University of Michigan Bentley Historical Library, Ivan Walton Papers and Sound Recordings, public catalogue entry 1_q7ef922w, AFC SR059 (original disc 3-13), retrieved 2026-08-02..
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BibTeX for “Ivan Walton recording, AFC SR059: Irish-parties recollection, 1940”RIS for “Ivan Walton recording, AFC SR059: Irish-parties recollection, 1940”