People: King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968 / Event: Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Nobel Prize / Location: United States, Washington, King County, Seattle - Civil Rights Digital Library Search Results

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People King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968 Event Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Nobel Prize Location United States, Washington, King County, Seattle

1. Elmer Dixon oral history interview conducted by David P. Cline in Seattle, Washington, 2013-02-28

Creator:: Civil Rights History Project (U.S.)
Date of Original:: 2013-02-28
Collection:: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: American Folklife Center

2. Goodwin (Terenz) interview

Creator:: Goodwin, Terenz
Gossett, Larry, 1945-
Date of Original:: 1968-05-15
Collection:: Many Paths, Many Voices: Oral Histories from the University of Washington Special Collections
Contributing Institution:: University of Washington. Libraries. Special Collections Division

3. Spearman (Vivian) interview

Creator:: Spearman, Vivian
Gossett, Larry, 1945-
Date of Original:: 1968-03-05
Collection:: Many Paths, Many Voices: Oral Histories from the University of Washington Special Collections
Contributing Institution:: University of Washington. Libraries. Special Collections Division