Interview With Jane T. Ryan - Interview With Jane T. Ryan

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Abstract/Description: Topics covered include the Selma to Montgomery March, and the impact of the civil rights movement in Durham. Ryan, who is white, grew up in the South but was living in Willamette, Illinois during the 1960s with her husband and seven children. She traveled south to Mississippi and Alabama to assist with civil rights activities. In 1970, she moved to Durham to attend North Carolina Central (studying health education), and stayed for over 35 years.
Subject(s): Durham County (N.C.)
Date Created: October 3, 2003
2003-10-03
Title: Interview With Jane T. Ryan.
Name(s): Ryan, Jane T., interviewee
Wilmer, Melanie, interviewer
Type of Resource: sound recording
Date Created: October 3, 2003
2003-10-03
Physical Form: sound recordings
Extent: 00:28:28
Abstract/Description: Topics covered include the Selma to Montgomery March, and the impact of the civil rights movement in Durham. Ryan, who is white, grew up in the South but was living in Willamette, Illinois during the 1960s with her husband and seven children. She traveled south to Mississippi and Alabama to assist with civil rights activities. In 1970, she moved to Durham to attend North Carolina Central (studying health education), and stayed for over 35 years.
Identifier(s): NCC.0040 (CollectionNumber)
NCC_0040_OH_0011_AV (Identifier)
NCC_0040_OH_0011_AV.wav (FileName)
ryan (Legacy)
Note(s):

Preferred Citation: Item description, identifier (if applicable), Box and Folder information. Durham Civil Rights Heritage Project collection (NCC.0040). North Carolina Collection, Durham County Library, NC.
Subject(s): Durham County (N.C.)
Restrictions on Access: Copyright Not Evaluated
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Title: Interview With Jane T. Ryan.
Name(s): Ryan, Jane T., interviewee
Wilmer, Melanie, interviewer
Type of Resource: sound recording
text
Date Created: October 3, 2003
2003-10-03
Physical Form: sound recordings
transcripts
Extent: 00:28:28
Abstract/Description: Topics covered include the Selma to Montgomery March, and the impact of the civil rights movement in Durham. Ryan, who is white, grew up in the South but was living in Willamette, Illinois during the 1960s with her husband and seven children. She traveled south to Mississippi and Alabama to assist with civil rights activities. In 1970, she moved to Durham to attend North Carolina Central (studying health education), and stayed for over 35 years.
Identifier(s): NCC.0040 (CollectionNumber)
NCC_0040_OH_0011 (Identifier)
NCC_0040_OH_0011_AV.wav (FileName)
NCC_0040_OH_0011_Transcript.pdf (FileName)
ryan (Legacy)
interviewtranscriptryan (Legacy)
Note(s):

Preferred Citation: Item description, identifier (if applicable), Box and Folder information. Durham Civil Rights Heritage Project collection (NCC.0040). North Carolina Collection, Durham County Library, NC.
Subject(s): Durham County (N.C.)
Restrictions on Access: Copyright Not Evaluated
In Collections: