LATE OPENING:
Due to the Memorial Marathon, the Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library will open at 12pm on Saturday, April 27th and at 2:30pm on Sunday, April 28th.
Archive
Oral History: Richard Dixon
Richard Dixon talks about coming to Oklahoma as a child, growing up on a dairy farm, teaching school, and writing poetry.
Oklahoma Voices: Carol Moody
Carol Moody talks about her family, growing up during the Depression and World War II, and more.
Oral History: Ted Hopkins
Ted Hopkins talks about his time as a pilot during the Oklahoma City Sonic Boom tests.
Oral History: Orville Blevins
Orville Blevins talks about his life and growing up in the foster care system.
Oral History Gwendolyn Irons McNeely and Reginald Irons
Gwendolyn Irons McNeely and Reginald Irons talk about life in Northeast Oklahoma City.
Oral History: Charlotte Dodson
Charlotte Dodson, along with her son Charles, talks about her childhood in Cordell, Oklahoma and her life running Dodson's Cafeteria in the Capitol Hill area of Oklahoma City.
Oral History: Virgil Cooper
Virgil Cooper talks about his life growing up in rural Oklahoma, his time in World War II, and his career as an educator.
Oral History Geraldine Keels-Coulter
Geraldine Keels-Coulter talks about life in Northeast Oklahoma City.
Oral History: Joe Quigley
Educator Joe Quigley tells the story of his time with Oklahoma City Public Schools and the fight to protect LGBTQIA+ youth in the school system.
Oral History: Gloria Joan Pollard
Dr. Gloria Joan Pollard talks about her life growing up in Oklahoma City.