Oral history interview with Mildred Owsley Buchanan, 1980 November, excerpt 03
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An excerpt from an oral history interview with Nashville educator Mildred Owsley Buchanan., conducted on two dates in November 1980 by Paul Clements as part of the Century III Nashville: Nashville Heritage Project. Buchanan, a home economics teacher in Nashville city schools from the late 1920s through ca. 1963, discusses the tenant houses occupied by African American workers in the area of Lebanon Road where she grew up. She describes the interior of one of these houses. The complete interview is available in the repository.
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Digital Library of TennesseeKeywords
- African American Agricultural Laborers
- African Americans
- Agricultural Laborers
- Architecture
- Buchanan, Mildred Owsley, 1902 2000
- Buildings
- Buildings, Structures, Etc
- Capital City
- Country Life
- Dwellings
- Farm Tenancy
- History
- Housing
- Interviews
- Labor
- Lebanon Road (Nashville, Tenn.)
- Nashville
- Nashville (Tenn.)
- Race Relations
- Rural Conditions
- Schools
- Social Conditions
- Sources
- Teachers
- Tenant Farmers
- Tennessee