North Tulsa Oral History Project. Includes historical commentary by Eddie Faye Gates of Perryman Cemetery, Creek Council Oak Park and Trail, Latimer's Barbecue, J.B. Wilson's Barbecue, Wilson's Family Store, and Ebony Expressions. Includes interviews with fireman and rodeo performer, Donald Stevens, and an unidentified employee at J.B. Wilson's Barbecue., late 20th century

Item — Box: 23

Identifier: 5327.1679

Staff Only

Dates

late 20th century

Creator

Thompson, Don (Videographer, Person)

Access Restrictions

The Eddie Faye Gates collection is open for research. Restrictions pertaining to the use of these materials may apply based on copyright and/or licensing. All collection materials, including those not online, may be accessed in-person in the Maxine and Jack Zarrow Reading Room at the Helmerich Center for American Research. Please submit a Request to Conduct Research form to schedule a research visit. For all other inquiries, please contact hcarlibrary@utulsa.edu.

Extent

1 videocassettes : Umatic tape label reads: Tape 10. Paper enclosed contains photocopy of a label with the following text: Tulsa historic sites - Cathedral Row; Stephens Rodeo; Latimer's Barbecue; Wilson's Barbecue; Homeland Grocery; Ebony Store; 1960s 8mm reels - rodeos, etc.