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DARE Interview: Dowagiac, Michigan; Primary Informant MI092
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Cass County (Michigan); Community Life; Dowagiac (Michigan); Ethnic Groups; Government; Local History; Parks; Roads; Teaching; Travel
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Howard Woods interview audio clip 09
Woods, Howard
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African American Freemasonry; African Americans; Arkansas; Freemasonry; Freemasons. Prince Hall Grand Lodge Of Arkansas; Roads
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Oral History Interviews with Garrett R. Herring, February 1980
Swofford, Sarah Herring, Garrett R
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Architecture Civil Works Streets And Roads; Biographies; Growth; Herring, Garrett R; Interviews; Lynchings; Oral Histories; People Individuals
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Elaine Lynch oral history interview, 2004 April 27
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African American Churches; African American Families; African American Schools; African Americans; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Isabella Wyche Elementary School (Charlotte, N.C.); Lynch, Elaine, 1942; Race Relations; School Integration; Segregation; Segregation In Education; Social Conditions; Teachers; York Road High School (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Oral history interview with Mildred Owsley Buchanan, 1980 November, excerpt 03
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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
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Oral history interview with John Kiser, 1978 April 10
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Adjoining Landowners; Antioch; Antioch (Tenn.); Antioch Baptist Church (Tenn.); Architecture; Architecture, Domestic; Baker Family; Blackman, Charles Hays; Buildings; Buildings, Structures, Etc; Church Buildings; Civil War; Civil War, 1861 1865; Davidson County; Davidson County (Tenn.); Dwellings; Farm Life; Gowen Family; Hays Family; Hays, Charles M., B. 1823; Hays, Charles, 1777 1854; Hays, James Vaulx, 1829 1885; Hays, Wilbur; Historic Buildings; History; Indians Of North America; Interviews; Judges; Kiser Family; Kiser, John; Mill Creek Baptist Church (Antioch, Tenn.); Paul, Lydia; Prisoners Of War; Protestant Churches; Rains Family; Real Property; Reeves Family; Reeves Road (Antioch, Tenn.); Rieves Family; Slaver; Slavery; Slaves; Social Conditions; Social Life And Customs; Sources; Southern States; Tennessee; Tennessee, Middle; Toll Roads; Top Family; Williams, Willoughby, D. 1802: Hays, Anna Blackman, D. 1839
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Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Banks, July 21, 1973
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African American Authors; African American Barbers; African American Baseball Players; African American Business Enterprises; African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Newspapers; African American Singers; African American Soldiers; African American Troops; African American Women; African American Women Singers; African Americans; Alabama; American Literature; Amusements; Armed Forces; Authors, American; Automobile Mechanics; Bank Employees; Barbering; Barbers; Bartenders; Baseball; Baseball Players; Baseball Teams; Business Enterprises; Businesspeople; Carroll College (Helena, Mont.); Cavalry; Cavalry Pioneer Troops; Churches; Cleaning Personnel; Climate; Clubs; Cold Weather Conditions; Community Life; Daughters; Defenses; Dentistry; Design And Construction; Domestics; Edwards; Employees; Employment; Entertaining; Entertainment Events; Equality; Extraction; Family; Fortification; Freedom; Harlem Renaissance; Helena; Helena (Mont.); Helena Post Office (Helena, Mont.); History; Hotels; Janitors; Job Vacancies; Joe Clark's Tonsorial Parlor (Helena, Mont.); Lewis And Clark Expedition (1804 1806); Liberty; Massage; Masseurs; Mechanics (Persons); Mississippi; Montana; Montana Club (Helena, Mont.); Newspapers; Oklahoma; Oral History; Oregon; Physiological Effect; Pioneer Troops; Plain Dealer (Helena, Mont.); Porters; Portland; Postal Service; Powers Family; Public Schools; Recreation; Religion; Road Construction Workers; Roads; School Integration; Singers; Social Conditions; Social Groups; Social Life And Customs; Societies; Soldiers; Southern Christian Institute (Edwards, Miss.); Suffrage; Teeth; Union Bank And Trust Company (Helena, Mont.); United States; United States Marshals; United States. Army; Voting; Weather; White Sulphur Springs; Winter; Women; Women Singers
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