Name/Title
Bound transcript of interview with Adeline Toye Cox, 1984Entry/Object ID
2011.69.1Description
ACC. NO. 11.69.1
SUBJECT CATEGORY: CITIZENS OF ALAMEDA
DATE OR PERIOD: 1984.
OBJECT: BOOK
DESCRIPTION:
A HARD-BOUND BOOK, WITH PLASTICIZED BUCKRAM COVER. CAPTION ON SPINE STATES, "ENHANCING A CITIZEN'S INFLUENCE."
SIZE: L 11-1/2" X W '8-3/4"
HISTORY OF OBJECT:
A PRINTED AND BOUND INTERVIEW CONDUCTED IN 1980-1981 OF ADELINE TOYE COX ENTITLED, "ENHANCING A CITIZEN'S INFLUENCE, COMMUNITY SERVICE IN ALAMEDA, 1917-1981.". THE INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED BY JULIA SHEARER, REGIONAL HISTORY OFFICE, BANCROFT LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. ADELINE WAS A MEMBER OF A PIONEER ALAMEDA FAMILY AND A LONG-TIME MEMBER OF THE HISTORICAL MUSEUM. HER MOTHER AND FATHER CONTRACTED FOR THE BUILDING OF A HOME AT 3210 ENCINAL AVENUE, ALAMEDA, IN 1890. THE HOME IS STILL STANDING.
DONOR: ADELINE COX
CATALOGED: NOVEMBER 5, 2011
