Interview with Inez Crimmins, 1996 Nov. 15 / interviewed by Greg LaLonde.

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Interview with Inez Crimmins, 1996 Nov. 15 / interviewed by Greg LaLonde.

This third of three interviews with Crimmins, a community leader and organizer, deals with her studies at the University of Minnesota School of Architecture, as well as with her community work, especially with the Southwest Activities Council.

1 transcript (5 leaves ; 28 cm.), 1 sound cassette (30 min. : analog), 1 sound disc (CD) (30 min. : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.)

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Crimmins, Inez, 1907-1999

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University of Minnesota. School of Architecture

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Architecture courses were first introduced into the curriculum at the University of Minnesota as early as 1874 within the College of Mechanic Arts. In 1913, a full course of architecture was established. Frederick Mann was appointed chair and two faculty were also added that year, Roy Childs Jones and Lewis B. Walton. Courses in drawing, design specifications, decorative composition and materials construction were offered. In 1915, the College of Engineering and Architec...

Southwest Activities Council (Minneapolis, Minn.)

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Linden Hills Oral History Project

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Linden Hills History Study Group

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LaLonde, Greg, 1949-

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