Oral history with David Caldwell recording log; 2003

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Oral history with David Caldwell recording log; 2003

Identifier: mus-coh_caldwelld

Description: Oral history.; David Caldwell was born in Lavaca, Arkansas where he stayed and worked on his uncle's farm, and attended segregated schools. He dropped out of school and worked in a number of jobs, including for a furrier. Caldwell joined the military and served in Japan during and after World War II. He also served in Korea and Germany. After being discharged from the Army, he came to Holly Springs, Mississippi, where he first experienced racist intimidation. He became involved with the civil rights workers in Holly Springs during the summer of 1964.

Creator: Caldwell, David; Clark, Gloria

Date: 2003-01-16

Format: Digital reproduction of a 6-page recording log.

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Collection: Mississippi Oral History Project: Rust College

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Source: F341.5 .M57

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