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The Civil Rights History Project: Survey of Collections and RepositoriesLinda L. Wilson collection of Louisville Municipal College memorabiliaRepository: University of Louisville. University Archives & Records Center Collection Description (CRHP): This collection includes video recordings of oral histories. LMC was the separate college for African Americans that was part of the Univ. of Louisville until 1951, when U of L integrated. Collection Description (Extant): This collection is made up of memorabilia of Louisville Municipal College (LMC) collected by Linda L. Wilson. There are scrapbooks, yearbooks, football programs, issues of the student newspaper, photographs, a sweater, a jacket, a beanie, banners, and obituaries for deceased alumni. This collection includes a series of oral history interviews conducted by Linda Wilson; these interviews have been transcribed. There are also some items from an exhibit on African American soldiers. Access Copy Note: The videotaped interviews are digitized, but, as of October 2010, not yet available online. Date(s): 1930-1999 Digital Status: Yes Extent: 7.75 linear feet Finding Aid URL: http://louisville.edu/library/archives/findingaids/linda-wilson-louisville-municipal-college.html Language: English Related Archival Items: The Documenting African American Life in Louisville subject guide provides information on related primary sources at the University of Louisville: http://louisville.libguides.com/content.php?pid=43047&sid=317395. Interviewees: Maude Alexander, Jesse Alexander, Elmer Lucille Allen, Willa Brown, Lattimore Cole, Newton McCravy, Jr., Joe McMillan, Hattie Morton, Horace Wise, Margaret Wright Rights (CRHP): Contact the repository which holds the collection for information on rights Subjects:African American college students--Kentucky Genres:Interviews |
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