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Center for Public History, University of Houston; University of Houston Libraries, University of Houston
Summary:
This is an oral history interview with Edith Jones conducted as part of the Houston History Project. Interviewers: Kathleen A. Brosnan and Ramona Hopkins.
Center for Public History, University of Houston; University of Houston Libraries, University of Houston
Summary:
Ollie “Double-O” Jones grew up near Nacogdoches, Texas, where he finished high school in 1949. Soon after graduation, the Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. (Tenneco) came in to survey a pipeline path,...
Joseph Mashburn discusses with Anna Mod his background, personal interests, professional practice and teaching. Additional keywords: Architecture -- Study and teaching, Career development, Architec...
Joseph Samuels tours sites along Almeda Road that were significant to the Jewish community. He points out the former site of Kaplan's Delicatessen, and Dushkin's Cleaners.
Joseph Samuels talks about Washington Terrace in relation to Riverside Terrace, and how the neighborhoods served the Jewish community. He talks about reactions among the Jewish community to the Jac...
Center for Public History, University of Houston; University of Houston Libraries, University of Houston
Summary:
This is an oral history interview with Aaron Joskowitz conducted as part of the Houston History Project. Aaron Joskowitz is twenty-five years of age. He is the grandson of two Holocaust survivors. ...
Documentary on the history and current conditions of life in the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas, a history dating from the 1700s in Texas. Credits: Snavely, John (editor), Beasley, Brian (editor)...
Interview topics include Juan Rodriguez's life, his profession as a hairdresser, and participation in The Diana Foundation, Houston's oldest LGBT organization. Interview by Timothy Vale.