By that point, he was being cared for by his ex-wife, Marjorie, up until Woody Guthrie passed away on October 3, 1967, at the age of 55. Marjorie later went on to raise awareness of the disease ...

In 1943, three years after releasing “This Land is Your Land,” Woody Guthrie and his wife Marjorie moved to a modest first-floor apartment at 3520 Mermaid Avenue in Coney Island. Three of ...

When most people think of Woody Guthrie, the image that comes to mind ... in 1940 Woody sent for his wife, Mary, and children, Gwendolyn, Sue and Bill, who were living in Pampa, Texas.

Woody Guthrie crossed into California ... Guthrie was a few months short of 25, the father of one child, his wife pregnant with another. He sent occasional, small money orders to his wife Mary ...

Woody Guthrie began his career working at the KFVD ... After Guthrie's death, his second wife, Marjorie, retired from her career as a dancer and worked as an advocate for further research into ...

There are archived interviews with Seeger and Woody's second wife, Marjorie, as well as reminiscences by Bob Dylan and Arlo Guthrie. Dylan recounts his legendary pilgrimage to Brooklyn to sing to ...

Woody Guthrie blew into New York City in February ... Then there was his mother-in-law. Guthrie’s second wife was Marjorie Mazia, daughter of Yiddish poet Aliza Greenblatt.

Social activist and songwriter Woody Guthrie spent less than a month in ... He arrived in May with his first wife, Mary Jennings, and their three children. Their flat, where Guthrie wrote some ...

Social activist and songwriter Woody Guthrie spent less than a month in ... He arrived in May with his first wife, Mary Jennings, and their three children. Their flat, where Guthrie wrote some ...