Unified Committee for Afro-American Contributions Oral History Documentation Project--Clarence Caroll Smith's oral history; Unified Committee for Afro-American Contributions Oral History Documentation Project--Clarence Caroll Smith's oral history
Entry/Object ID
2009.002.0068
Scope and Content
1 compact disk ; 4 11/16" in diameter
Clarence Caroll Smith's oral history interview on May 31, 2002. He was born in Drayden. He thought living conditions were better now, but morality and decency were worse than ever. He described his childhood. He eventually attended Jarboesville School which meant he was on the bus for two hours each way. He married and left home. He worked as a waterman and did construction work. Eventually he owned a tire shop and did lawn mower repair. He has been active in his church and a few organizations. He described economic and educational racism in the county. There is no data sheet with the interview. The interview is on two disks and in a black plastic container with a cream label on the spine.
This object contains:
2009.002.0068.0001--Transcript of Clarence Caroll Smith's oral history
Collection
Unified Committee for Afro-American Contributions Oral History Collection