Attention:
The Ralph Ellison Library at 2000 NE 23rd St is closed for upgrades beginning April 16. We anticipate reopening on May 6.
Archive
Oral History: Frances Curry
Frances Curry talks about growing up in the Lawton, Oklahoma area, and working at Southwestern Bell.
Oklahoma Voices: Peggy Johnson
Peggy Johnson talks about her experiences in the LGBT community in Oklahoma.
Oral History: Tyson Meade
Chainsaw Kittens frontman Tyson Meade talks about his life in rock and roll.
Oral History: Coop Ale Works
Daniel Mercer of Coop Ale Works talks about operating a brewery in Oklahoma City
Oral History: Jan Keene
Jan Keene talks about her career with the Tulsa City-County Library system and her work with the Oklahoma Library Association.
Oral History: Nancy L. Davis
Nancy L. Davis talks about her life growing up around Spencer, Oklahoma and more.
Oklahoma Voices: Julie Pink
Julie Pink talks about her experiences in the LGBT community in Oklahoma.
Oral History: Equity Brewing
Suzette Grillot and her daughter Hannah talk about starting and operating Equity Brewing, the first all women run brewery in the state of Oklahoma.
Oral History: Jack Wooden
Jack Wooden talks about his life growing up in Oklahoma in the 1930s and '40s, his career with the postal service, and his time in World War II.
Oral History: Angry Scotsman
Angry Scotsman Brewing's Stephanie Harper talks with us about starting and running a brewery in Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma Voices: Arcille Doakes - Richardson
Arcille Doakes - Richardson talks about growing up in rural Oklahoma.
Oral History: Nancy R. Davis
Nancy R. Davis talks about growing up in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, her experience as the first African-American student at Oklahoma A & M University, her career as a teacher, and her work in the Civil Rights movement.
Oral History: Maxine DeCocq
Maxine DeCocq talks about her family history, including the story of her great grandfather William L. Couch, Oklahoma City's first mayor.
Oklahoma Voices: Pat Reaves
Pat Reaves talks about her experiences in the LGBT community in Oklahoma.
Oral History: JP Loveless and Joan Howard
JP Loveless and Joan talk about life in the community camps around Oklahoma City in the 1930s and 1940s.