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Archive

Year
Material Type
Collection

Oral History: Tom Corbett

Tom Corbett talks about growing up in Minnesota, his career as a baseball player, and more.

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Oklahoma Voices: Donnita Dewey

Donnita Dewey talks about her experiences in the LGBT Community in Oklahoma.

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Oral History: Julie Dwyer

Julie Dwyer talks about her work with the Free Mom Hugs group.

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Oral History: Jasmine Williams

Dwe Williams interviews her daughter about being adopted and living with her family in Oklahoma City.

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Oklahoma Voices: Freda Watson

Freda Watson talks about her life growing up in rural Oklahoma.

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Oral History: Jim Jensen

Jim Jensen talks about growing up on a farm in rural Oklahoma, and his life and career.

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Oral History: Margaret Cox

Margaret Cox talks about her life and her work with Herland.

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Oklahoma Voices: Dorothy Alexander

Dorothy Alexander talks about her experiences in the LGBT community in Oklahoma.

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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. 

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Oral History: David Wilson

David Wilson talks about his life and his career in the restaurant business as owner of the Charcoal Oven.

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Oklahoma Voices: Hazel Habben

Hazel Habben talks about her life. (Note: the transcript is only partially complete, but the audio recording includes the entire interview)

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Oral History: Justin Jones

Justin Jones talks about his 30-year career in the department of corrections.

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Oral History: Frances Curry

Frances Curry talks about growing up in the Lawton, Oklahoma area, and working at Southwestern Bell.

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Oklahoma Voices: Helen Goulden

Helen Goulden talks about her experiences in the LGBT community in Oklahoma.

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Oral History: Sara Cunningham

Sara Cunningham talks about her life and her work with the Free Mom Hugs organization.

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Oral History: Ida Mae Wilson

Ninety-nine year old Ida Mae Wilson talks about her life growing up on a ranch near Ardmore, Oklahoma, about her time as a telephone operator in the 1920s, and more.

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Oral History: Coop Ale Works

Daniel Mercer of Coop Ale Works talks about operating a brewery in Oklahoma City

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Oklahoma Voices: Don Ray

Don Ray talks about his life.

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