Richard H. Williams, Jr. : viewpoints of Memphis past, present and future

Richard H. Williams, Jr. : viewpoints of Memphis past, present and future

by Richard H. Williams, Josephine Huff, Memphis State University. Oral History Research Office, Williams

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This is the Oral History Research Office of Memphis State University. The project is "Richard H. Williams, Jr. and Carolyn E. Williams: Viewpoints of Memphis, Past Present and Future". The date is April 23, 1988. The place is Memphis, Tennessee. The interview is with Mr. Richard Williams. Also present is his wife, Mrs. Richard H. Williams (Carolyn). The interview is by Josephine J. Huff, student of the Memphis State Oral History Research Office. Transcribed by Josephine J. Huff.

Description: 29 leaves.

Forms part of: Oral History Collection, Special Collections Department, University Libraries, The University of Memphis

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