TEMPORARY CLOSURE:
The Almonte Library will be closed Sat., 5/4 through Tue., 5/14, to prepare for their grand reopening in their new building on Wed., 5/15 at 10 AM.
Archive
Oral History: Gloria Joan Pollard
Dr. Gloria Joan Pollard talks about her life growing up in Oklahoma City.
Oral History: Nancy Gibbon
Nancy Gibbon talks about arriving in Oklahoma City from St. Louis at age 11, her life in Oklahoma, her family, and more.
Oral History: John Bailey
John Bailey talks about growing up in Oklahoma, his life as a police officer, and his career as a writer.
Oral History: Stanley Brauser
Stanley Brauser talks about his life growing up near Drummond, Oklahoma during the Depression, his time in the military, and his time teaching.
Oral History Gary Vann
Native Cherokee speaker Gary Vann talks about the importance of the tribal language preservation.
Oklahoma Voices: Edith Turner
Edith Turner talks with her son David Brown about her Bethany childhood, family history, her memories of Shannon Lucid, and more.
Oral History: Harvey Potts
Reverend Harvey Potts talks about growing up in Lawton, Oklahoma and about his career as a pastor in the African Methodist Episcopal church.
Oklahoma Authors: William Bernhardt
William Bernhardt talks about books, writing, and winning at Jeopardy.
Oral History: Mick Cornett
Mick Cornett talks about growing up in Oklahoma City, his career in broadcasting, and his time as Oklahoma City's mayor.
Oral History Jim Clark
Jim Clark, owner of B.C. Clark Jewelers in Oklahoma City, talks about this story behind the B.C. Clark Christmas Jingle.
Oklahoma Voices: Lester Dunn
Lester Dunn discusses his memories of growing up in Bethany in the 1920s, his career in music, his experiences during the Battle of the Bulge, and more.
Oral History: George Richardson
George Richardson talks about his life and his career as an educator.
Oral History: Renee Hale
Renee Hale talks about growing up in Tulsa during the early days of integration, and her time working as a teacher.
Oral History: Gwenda Ann Cooper
Gwenda Cooper talks about her childhood in the depression and her career as a teacher in small town Oklahoma.