Type: Sound / Subject: Women civil rights workers--Mississippi--Quitman / Location: United States, Mississippi, Clarke County, Quitman - Civil Rights Digital Library Search Results

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Type Sound Subject Women civil rights workers--Mississippi--Quitman Location United States, Mississippi, Clarke County, Quitman

1. Oral history interview with Nina Boal, white, female, FDP volunteer, 0360-1 (side 1 and 2, cont'd 0359-2), Quitman, Mississippi

Creator:: KZSU (Radio station : Stanford, Calif.)
Stanford University. Institute of American History
KZSU Project South Interviews (SC0066)
Date of Original:: 1965
Collection:: KZSU Project South Interviews
Contributing Institution:: Stanford University. Libraries. Department of Special Collections

2. Oral history interview with Patti Alter, white, female, FDP summer volunteer, 0365 (side 1 and 2, cont'd on 0366, side 1 and part of 2), Quitman, Mississippi.

Creator:: KZSU (Radio station : Stanford, Calif.)
Stanford University. Institute of American History
KZSU Project South Interviews (SC0066)
Date of Original:: 1965
Collection:: KZSU Project South Interviews
Contributing Institution:: Stanford University. Libraries. Department of Special Collections