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: Published: 30 September 2015

KatieWomble The Upstate History Museum in Greenville is seeking veterans of Korea and Vietnam Wars to record interviews of their wartime experiences. Kelly Smith, the museum historian, addressed the members of American Legion Post 214 recently about the goals of the historical program.