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Title: Jeanne DeArmon Bates oral history interview 1, 2005 May 26
Creator: Bates, Jeanne DeArmon, 1912-2012
Date Created: 2005-05-26
Subjects--Topical: Families, Genealogy, Education, Cities and towns, Cities and towns--Growth, Gold mines and mining
Description: Jeanne DeArmon Bates discusses life in Charlotte, North Carolina and her husband's family's role in the development of Charlotte. She talks about her early life moving from Pensacola, Florida to Columbus, Georgia; Birmingham, Alabama; and Baltimor...

Title: Kristi McCray oral history interview, 2017 November 19
Creator: McCray, Kristi T. (Kristi Turner)
Date Created: 2017-11-19
Subjects--Topical: Gentrification, Discrimination in housing, Transportation, Cities and towns--Growth, African American families, African American neighborhoods, Urban poor--Social conditions
Description: Kristi McCray provides a detailed account of the Optimist Park community located in Charlotte, North Carolina and its growth in the 1980s. She recalls her experience as one of the first Habitat for Humanity home owners in the neighborhood, and the...

Title: Mary Kate B. Newell oral history interview, 1979 May 24
Creator: Newell, Mary Kate B. (Mary Kate Banton), 1894-1988
Date Created: 1979-05-24
Subjects--Topical: Hospitals--Administration, Manners and customs, Cities and towns--Growth
Description: Mary Kate Newell recounts moving to Charlotte, North Carolina in 1914 from Atlanta, Georgia to attend nurse training school at Presbyterian Hospital, where she was later employed. Topics discussed include the doctors she worked with, advancement o...

Title: Pearl E. Grossman oral history interview, 1979 May 24
Creator: Grossman, Pearl E. (Pearl Emerich), 1907-1981
Date Created: 1979-05-24
Subjects--Topical: Manners and customs, Nursing, Cities and towns--Growth
Description: Pearl E. Grossman recounts her move to Charlotte, North Carolina around the mid-1950s and the changes she witnessed in Charlotte during her time of residence. Topics discussed include her career working in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and volunteeri...

Title: Thereasea Elder oral history interview 3, 2004 March 7
Creator: Elder, Thereasea D. Clark (Thereasea Delerine Clark), 1927-2021
Date Created: 2004-03-07
Subjects--Topical: African Americans--Segregation, African American churches, African American schools, African American neighborhoods, Discrimination in public accommodations, Health facilities, Race relations, Urban renewal, Cities and towns--Growth
Description: Thereasea Elder shares her memories of the Brooklyn neighborhood of Charlotte, North Carolina, also known as Second Ward, as well as the Greenville neighborhood where she grew up. She talks about the United House of Prayer for All People and its r...