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Size | 90 items |
Abstract | Anne McKeithen, author, journalist, and librarian of Charlottesville, Va., grew up in Aberdeen, N.C. The collection consists of files created by Anne McKeithen in the course of writing her book, Listening to Color: Blacks and Whites in Aberdeen, North Carolina. McKeithen conducted interviews with individuals about their experiences as residents of Aberdeen while schools were segregated and following school integration. Files contain interview transcriptions and notes, research notes and observations, and drafts. |
Creator | McKeithen, Anne, 1946- |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
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Anne McKeithen, of Charlottesville, Va., grew up in Aberdeen, N.C. She is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. McKeithen is a writer, poet, journalist, and librarian.
Back to TopThe collection consists of files created by Anne McKeithen in the course of writing her book, Listening to Color: Blacks and Whites in Aberdeen, North Carolina. McKeithen conducted interviews with individuals about their experiences as residents of Aberdeen while schools were segregated and following desegregation. Files contain interview transcriptions and notes, research notes and observations, and drafts.
Back to TopArrangement: Files are presented as they were created and saved by the author.
The majority of the files are of an indeterminate file type and are best read using a plain text editor, such as Notepad. Please be advised that these files contain many special characters and may be difficult to read.
Digital Folder DF-5701/1 |
Listening to Color: disk 117 files |
Digital Folder DF-5701/2 |
Listening to Color: disk 246 files |
Digital Folder DF-5701/3 |
Listening to Color: disk 311 files |
Digital Folder DF-5701/4 |
Listening to Color: disk 414 files |