Archive
Oral History: June Lester
June Lester talks about her career in librarianship and her work with the Oklahoma Library Association.
Oral History: Lavelma Denson
Lavelma Denson talks about her life, her family, and her time in the restaurant business.
Oklahoma Voices: Carol McReynolds
Carol McReynolds talks with her sisters Judy and Doris about growing up in Ohio, and working with the Friends of the Library in Oklahoma City.
Oral History: John Alexander
John Alexander talks about growing up in Nowata, Oklahoma and living in Atlanta and Oklahoma City.
Oral History: Norma Aloe
Norma Aloe talks about growing up in Edmond, Oklahoma during the Great Depression.
Oral History: Joyce Lynn
Joyce Lynn talks about her childhood growing up in Oklahoma City and Bartlesville.
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: Byron Gordon
Byron Gordon talks about his life growing up in Oklahoma and fighting in the Philippines in World War II.
Oral History: Glen Edward Burleigh
Musician Glen Edward Burleigh talks about growing up and going to school in Oklahoma and about his life as a composer.
Noneta White-Barnes
Noneta White-Barnes talks about her life in Oklahoma and her work with the Head Start program and the Oklahoma Federation of Colored Women's Clubs.
Oral History Kent Frates
Kent Frates tells the story of when his uncle Charles Urschel was kidnapped by Machine Gun Kelly.
Oral History: John Martinez
John Martinez talks about growing up in Walnut Grove, his time as a mechanic in World War II, and more.
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: Dorthy Caldwell
Dorthy Caldwell talks about growing up in Oklahoma City in the 1930s and 1940s.