Jeanne Brown donates her oral history to the collection.
Like the other historical sources on this site, the oral history collection documents community resilience, civic engagement and neighborhood organizing, and urban development and redevelopment. Participants in the oral history project were identified with the help of Peoplestown residents, the Peoplestown Revitalization Corporation, and Emmaus House.
Click on the links below to access the oral history transcripts in text and PDF:
| William G. Baker Jr Katheryn “Katie” Bates Mimi (Sister Marie) Bodell Amy Booth Lou Ann Braxton Silva Griggs Britt Jeanne Brown Johnnie R. Brown Charlotte Cameron Darrell Cameron Mark Clark Jehiah Cundiff Pernell Davis Clint Deveaux Sam Dimon Debbie Shields Erdmanczyk Tom Erdmanczyk Gene Ferguson Austin Ford Charles “Tony” Foster Ann Fowler Dennis Goldstein |
Margaret Griggs Mary Stuart Hall Thea Nicole Hall Stephanie Coble Hankins Alexis Hauk Asha Henson Amos Ashanti Johnson May Helen Johnson Mary Kay Kohles-Baker Alex Kotlowitz Boyd Lewis Rose Lewis Kevin Lynch Willie Ruth McClendon Colin Maxey Jenny Millkey Reynard Monmouth David Morath Charlotta Norby Laura Okonokhua Alissa Pienkowski Ray Quinnelly |
Patricia Robinson Lilia Romero Emily Rowell Patricia Royalty Vandora Scott Jessica Screen Herman “Shack” Shackleford Debra A. Metzgar Shew Gregg Smith Michaela J. Stanfield Albert “Ned” Stone Grace W. Stone Susan W. Taylor Megan Thieme Fleming Thompson Arlesia Tutman Natalie Verlinich Columbus Ward Deedie W. Weems Ryan Wilson |
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