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Ruth A. Mann, Rose A. Gillespie, Betty G. Myers, and Alberta M. Glenn share their family history and talk about their memories of attending New Hampton Presbyterian Churc[...]
2012-09-19 | Audio | Historic Rosedale Oral History Collection |
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Jane McIntyre, the descendent of Archibald Frew who built Rosedale Plantation in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1815, describes her family history. [All times approximate][...]
2017-10-31 | Audio | Historic Rosedale Oral History Collection |
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Jackie Alexander Stanley and her daughter, Debra Stanley Barrett, discuss her family history and her life growing up in Mecklenburg County. She shares stories about Malla[...]
2022-06-08 | Audio | Historic Rosedale Oral History Collection |
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Richard Suddreth, who grew up in North Charlotte (NoDa), a neighborhood of Charlotte, North Carolina, recalls his memories of the neighboring Rosedale plantation and his [...]
2017-10-30 | Audio | Historic Rosedale Oral History Collection |
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Harold Wiley Jr., a descendent of George Caldwell, talks about his family, their connection to the Rosedale plantation in Charlotte, North Carolina, and his lifetime work[...]
2017-07-27 | Audio | Historic Rosedale Oral History Collection |
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The Historic Rosedale oral history collection includes interviews conducted by staff and volunteers at the Historic Rosedale house museum in Charlotte, North Carolina, with the goal of enriching the site's research, programming, and community engagement efforts. The project seeks to include diverse voices that speak to the varied experiences of Historic Rosedale's former residents, both free and enslaved, as well as their descendants, neighbors, community members, and contributors to the site since its transition to a museum.