This is an interview with Ms. Dorothy "Happy" Jones. In the interview she talks about working with the Memphis Panel of American

This is an interview with Ms. Earlice Taylor, who is currently director of the Tennessee Cultural Heritage Preservation Society.

In this Interview, Mrs. Duncan talks about Memphis during the 1950s and 1960s. She also describes school integration from her

This is an interview with Ms. Eddie Mae Hawkins, who was a cook for the Lorraine Motel in the years following the assassination

This is an interview with Mr. Eddie Ray, who was a high level executive in the music industry and a U.S. commissioner for

Born in rural Mississippi, Edie Hall moved to the Hyde Park neighborhood of Memphis as a child. She discusses changes she's

This is an interview with Mr. Edward Hailey, who was born and raised in Memphis and experienced the city's race relations

This is an interview with Ms. Essie Steadman, who worked as bus driver for the segregated Hoxie School District. She drove the

This is an interview with Ms. Ethel Tompkins, who was a high school student during the Hoxie, Arkansas School district

This is a video interview with Mrs. Evelyn Strong, part of the Hyde Park Neighborhood collection

This is an interview with Ms. Fayth Hill Washington, who was a member of the Hoxie 21, a group of African-American students who

Frances Brown was born in Memphis, Tennessee in 1913 and has lived here ever since. In her time she has lived in both South