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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.
Oral History: Margaret Bell Tampkins and Leonard Tampkins Jr.
Born in 1916, Margaret Bell Tamkins talks about her life growing up in northeast Oklahoma City. In the second half of the interview she is joined by her son, Leonard Tampkins Jr., who talks about being a part of a group that became the first students from Douglass High School to attend the University of Oklahoma in the early days of integration.
Oral History Kent Frates
Kent Frates tells the story of when his uncle Charles Urschel was kidnapped by Machine Gun Kelly.
Oral History: Brett Fisher
Brett Fisher talks about life in south Oklahoma City, and the pawn shop his family has owned for over 50 years in the Capitol Hill area of Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma Voices: Elijah Viewins & Frances Terry
Brother and Sister Elijah Viewins and Frances Terry talk about growing up in Bakersfield, California.
Early History of Mark Twain Elementary
Early history of Mark Twain Elementary (né Mulligan) School from the 1920-1950s
Oral History: Oneida Barber
One hundred-year-old Oklahoma City resident Oneida Barber talks about life in Northeast Oklahoma City.
