Examination of public education in Memphis--past and present

Examination of public education in Memphis--past and present

by Memphis State University. Oral History Research Office, Mary Ann Fesmire, Frances Coe

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This is the Oral History Research Office of Memphis State University. The project is "An Examination of Public Education in Memphis -- Past and Present -- through the Eyes of Mrs. Frances Coe". The interview is with Mrs. Frances Coe. The date is March 31, 1988. The place is at Mrs. Coe's home in Memphis, Tennessee. The interview is by Mary Ann Fesmire, Graduate student at Memphis State University. Transcribed by Mary Ann Fesmire.

Description: 27 leaves.

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

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