"Connecting Maryland's Past to Louisiana's Present: The Georgetown 272," Louisiana State University Oral History Project
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Title
"Connecting Maryland's Past to Louisiana's Present: The Georgetown 272," Louisiana State University Oral History Project
Subject
African Americans--Louisiana--Biography
Description
"Connecting Maryland's Past to Louisiana's Present: The Georgetown 272" is an oral history project conducted by the T. Harry Williams Center for Oral History at Louisiana State University. Working with Professor Jonathan Earle and Williams Center Director Jennifer Cramer, students at LSU interviewed members of the GU272 descendant community and created a website with text, audio, and visual materials. Student leaders on the project included Hannah Richards and Kaitryana Leinbach. People interviewed for the project include Leroy Baker, Clara Ann Clayton, Tony Clayton, Maxine Crump, Evelyn Georgetown Pugh, Michelle Harrington, Rashaad Jackson, Delores Johnson, Carolyn Morris, Ethel Murphy, Bernadine Poole, Karran Harper Royal, Melisande Short-Colomb, Debra Tilson, Jessica Tilson, and Mary Williams Wagner.
Creator
T. Harry Williams Center for Oral History, Louisiana State University
Publisher
Louisiana State University
Date
2017
Contributor
Kaitryana M. Leinbach, Hannah N. Richards, Jonathan Earle, Jennifer Cramer
Rights
T. Harry Williams Center for Oral History, Louisiana State University
Format
Website
Language
English
Type
Website
Identifier
GSA393
Website Item Type Metadata
Local URL
https://www.lib.lsu.edu/sites/all/files/oralhistory/presentations/GU272/index.php
Collection
Citation
T. Harry Williams Center for Oral History, Louisiana State University, “"Connecting Maryland's Past to Louisiana's Present: The Georgetown 272," Louisiana State University Oral History Project,” Georgetown Slavery Archive, accessed January 21, 2025, https://slaveryarchive.georgetown.edu/items/show/415.