Krueger-Scott Mansion Cultural Center African-American Oral History Project Transcripts

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Krueger-Scott Mansion Cultural Center African-American Oral History Project Transcripts

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This collection consists of digital transcripts of interviews with African-American residents of Newark. Interviews discuss experiences migrating to Newark and living in Newark in the early-mid 20th century. Over 100 interviews were conducted in the mid-1990s as part of the Krueger Scott Oral History Project supervised by Catherine Lenix-Hooker. All the digital transcripts owned by the library were added here, but more paper transcripts exist at the library.

You can listen to interviews from the project, while at Newark Public Library or Rutgers at this link.

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Andrew Washington
City of Newark Transcripts On File (undated)
Coyt Jones
Dr. A. Zachary Yamba
Transcript of interview with Dr. A. Zachary Yamba
Dr. James A. Scott
Transcript of interview with Dr. James A. Scott
Edna R. Thomas
Edward Crawford
Edward Keer
Transcript of interview with Edward Keer
Eugene Thompson
Franklin Banks
Transcript of interview with Franklin Banks
Franotie Washington
George Branch
Transcript of interview with George Branch.
Hortense Powell
James Chops Jones
James E. Churchman
Transcript of interview with James E. Churchman
James Wallace
Joseph Clark
Transcript of interview with Joseph Clark.
Lemora Means
Louise Epperson
Mayor Sharpe James

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This collection consists of digital transcripts of interviews with African-American residents of Newark. Interviews discuss experiences migrating to Newark and living in Newark in the early-mid 20th century.