New Haven Oral History Project (New Haven, Conn.)

Dates:
Active 2003
Active 2007

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The New Haven Oral History Project (NHOHP) was founded in September, 2003 by Andrew Horowitz and Glenda Gilmore as a special project of the Yale University History Department. Support for the NHOHP comes from the Yale University President's Office, the Yale University Library Department of Manuscripts and Archives, and Yale's History and Political Science Departments. Past supporters have included the Yale College Dean's Office and the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven.

From the guide to the Oral histories documenting New Haven, Connecticut, 2003-2007, (Manuscripts and Archives)

The New Haven Oral History Project (NHOHP) was founded in September 2003 by Andrew Horowitz and Glenda Gilmore as a special project of the Yale University History Department. It is a non-profit organization that documents the oral history of New Haven, Connecticut. Support for the NHOHP comes from Yale University and, in the past, the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven.

From the description of Oral histories documenting New Haven, Connecticut, 2003-2007 (inclusive). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702182073

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