Oral history interview, [19--].

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Oral history interview, [19--].

Experiences growing up in Nacogdoches, Tex., in the first part of the century (1910-1920). Discusses Dr. Alton William Birdwell and his family, work for the Corps of Engineers during World War II, work for the Texas Highway Department, and the widening of North Street (1950s) and building of loop around town.

1 sound cassette.Transcript: 1 item.

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