This is an interview with Mr. Lewis Donelson. In the interview he describes his experience serving as a City Councilman during

This is an interview with Mr. Leon Jones. Jones is a retired postal clerk worker and a graduate of Xavier University in

This is an interview with Julia Allen that was conduct by Crossroads student associates.

This is an interview with Ms. Judy Wimmer, who is currently a photographer. Wimmer gives a unique perspective of Memphis during

This is an interview with Judge Robert Benham an Ann Benham. In this interview, they discuss their experiences during the 1950s

This is an interview with Ms. Johnnie Turner, who was and continues to be a strong advocate for Civil Rights and education.

This is an interview with Mr. John T. Fisher, who currently serves as the Vice President of the Regional Medical Center at

This is an interview of Joe Ferby. Mr. Ferby tells the story of his life growing up in the Douglass community. He elaborates on

This is an interview with Ms. Jocelyn Wurzburg, who was one of the founders of the Panel of American Women in Memphis,

This is an interview with Joanne Cash, Johnny Cash's younger sister. In this interview, she discusses the life of Johnny Cash,

This is an interview with Dr. Jim Lanier, who is a retired professor of History at Rhodes College. He was teaching at Rhodes

In this interview, Jesse Winchester, a musician from Memphis, Tn, discusses his childhood in Memphis. He also talks about his