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Robinson, Dorothy Redus. Double jeopardy : the works of Juanita J. Craft and Christia D. Adair : a paper presented at "Women and Texas History," a conference in Austin, Texas, October 6, 1990 / by Dorothy Redus Robinson.

Title: Double jeopardy : the works of Juanita J. Craft and Christia D. Adair : a paper presented at "Women and Texas History," a conference in Austin, Texas, October 6, 1990 / by Dorothy Redus Robinson. [1990]

ArchivalResource: 9 leaves ; 28 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/24463028 View

Seals, Woodrow, 1917-1990. Judge Woodrow Seals Papers, 1941-1990 [Part 1]

Title: Judge Woodrow Seals Papers 1941-1990 [Part 1]

Judge Woodrow Seals was a United States Attorney, and later a federal judge. He was very active in community organizations, his church, and the Democratic Party. The collection consists mainly of legal documents and papers, legal reference materials, correspondence and clippings on his work on Democratic Party committees, his efforts to further world peace and relating to the many charitable organizations he was associated with, the organizations he founded, and his church work. Some personal papers and artifacts are included.

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http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/houpub/00036/00036p1-P.html View

Adair, Christia, 1893-. Reminiscences of Christia V. Adair : oral history, 1977.

Title: Reminiscences of Christia V. Adair : oral history, 1977.

Family background; childhood in Edna, Texas; student at Sam Houston and Prairie View Colleges, 1910-15; teacher at Edna, 1915-18; marriage; work with Kingsville Sunday School, 1918-25; administrator of Houston branch of NAACP, 1950-59; race relations in Houston; impressions of Mayor Roy Hofheinz; Harrison County Democrats; membership in national and community organizations.

ArchivalResource: Transcript: 54 leaves.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122564830 View

Seals, Woodrow, 1917-1990. Judge Woodrow Seals Papers, 1941-1990 [Part 2]

Title: Judge Woodrow Seals Papers 1941-1990 [Part 2]

Judge Woodrow Seals was a United States Attorney, and later a federal judge. He was very active in community organizations, his church, and the Democratic Party. The collection consists mainly of legal documents and papers, legal reference materials, correspondence and clippings on his work on Democratic Party committees, his efforts to further world peace and relating to the many charitable organizations he was associated with, the organizations he founded, and his church work. Some personal papers and artifacts are included.

ArchivalResource: 86 linear feet: 84 record storage boxes, 3 oversized document boxes, 2 photo boxes

https://legacy.lib.utexas.edu/taro/houpub/00036/00036p2-P.html View

Interviews of the Black Women Oral History Project, 1976-1981

Title: Interviews of the Black Women Oral History Project, 1976-1981

The Black Women Oral History Project collection consists of audiotapes and transcripts of the oral histories of 72 African-American women from across the United States. The interviews discuss family background, marriages, childhood, education and training, significant influences affecting their choice of primary career or activity, professional and voluntary accomplishments, union activities, the ways in which being black and a woman had affected their options and the choices made. For each oral history, the interviewer cooperated with the memoirist to record as full an account of her life as possible. The project's procedure was that after the tapes were transcribed, each memoirist was given an opportunity to edit and correct her oral history before the final copy was prepared. Due to the editing process afforded the memoirists, there are occasions when the transcripts do not precisely follow the audio recordings. All of transcripts are open for research with the exception of Merze Tate, which is not yet complete. All of the tapes are preserved at the Schlesinger Library, but the following five interviews are closed until 2027: Kathleen Adams, Margaret Walker Alexander, Lucy Mitchell, Ruth Temple, and Era Bell Thompson. In 1991, the Schlesinger Library in cooperation with Meckler Corporation, published a 10 volume set of many of the transcripts. For additional information on the project, see The Black Women Oral History Project: A Guide to the Transcripts (HOLLIS record), edited by Ruth Edmonds Hill and Patricia Miller King. Further information can be found in the Records of the Black Women Oral History Project. In 1981, photographer Judith Sedwick offered to photograph many of the participants, this project resulted in the exhibit Women of Courage (HOLLIS record) and the corresponding publication. All of these photographs are cataloged in HOLLIS Images, Harvard University's Visual Information Access database.

ArchivalResource: 7 linear feet ((7 cartons) plus 353 audiotapes)

https://hollisarchives.lib.harvard.edu/repositories/8/resources/7707 View

Black Women Oral History Project transcripts, 1976-1981.

Title: Black Women Oral History Project transcripts, 1976-1981.

Transcripts from the Schlesinger Library's oral history project which documented the contributions of black women 70 years or older to American life. Interviews document the lives, professional careers, and voluntary activities of women nationwide and focus on their contributions in a wide variety of fields including medicine, law, business, the arts, social work, education, politics, and civil rights. Interviews include Christia Adair, Frances Albrier, Sadie Alexander, Elizabeth Cardozo Barker, Etta Moten Barnett, May Edward Chinn, Alfreda Duster, Mae Eberhardt, Lena Edwards, Zelma George, Frances Grant, Ardie Halyard, Pleasant Harrison, Dorothy Height, Margaret Cardozo Holmes, Lois Mailou Jones, Virginia Jones, Maida Kemp, Catherine Cardozo Lewis, Audley Moore, Muriel Snowden, Olivia Stokes, Ann Tanneyhill, Constance Thomas, Era Bell Thompson, Charleszett Waddles, Dorothy West and Deborah Wofe.

ArchivalResource: 5 lin. ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122465931 View

Black Women Oral History Project. Records, 1976-1997 (inclusive).

Title: Records, 1976-1997 (inclusive).

Collection consists of research material collected by the project consisting of printed and manuscript material and photographs.

ArchivalResource: 5 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122562011 View

Black Women Oral History Project transcripts, 1976-1981

Title: Black Women Oral History Project transcripts 1976-1981

Transcripts from the Schlesinger Library's oral history project which documented the contributions of black women 70 years or older to American life. Interviews document the lives, professional careers, and voluntary activities of women nationwide and focus on their contributions in a wide variety of fields including medicine, law, business, the arts, social work, education, politics, and civil rights. Interviews include Christia Adair, Frances Albrier, Sadie Alexander, Elizabeth Cardozo Barker, Etta Moten Barnett, May Edward Chinn, Alfreda Duster, Mae Eberhardt, Lena Edwards, Zelma George, Frances Grant, Ardie Halyard, Pleasant Harrison, Dorothy Height, Margaret Cardozo Holmes, Lois Mailou Jones, Virginia Jones, Maida Kemp, Catherine Cardozo Lewis, Audley Moore, Muriel Snowden, Olivia Stokes, Ann Tanneyhill, Constance Thomas, Era Bell Thompson, Charleszett Waddles, Dorothy West and Deborah Wofe.

ArchivalResource: 5 lin. ft.

http://archives.nypl.org/scm/20544 View