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Reynolds, Louise, 1916-1995

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Louise Reynolds was the first African American woman elected to Louisville's Board of Aldermen. She attended Louisville's Central High School and Louisville Municipal College. She later worked for the Republican Party as a precinct committeewoman, in the party headquarters, and for Representative John Robsion.

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Reynolds, Louise, 1916-1995

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Oral history interview with Louise Reynolds

Creator:: Reynolds, Louise, 1916-1995
Date of Original:: 1979-06-13
Collection:: African American Oral History Collection
Contributing Institution:: University of Louisville. Libraries. Archives and Special Collections