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    • Harold Locklear Interview

    • Harold Locklear Interview
    • Native Americans; Lumbee Indians; Rural Farms; Rural Communities; Families; Farming; Tobacco; Vegetable Gardens; Hunting; Education; Television; Radio; Recreation; Courting; Outhouses; Bootlegging; Moonshine; Pembroke, North Carolina; Lumberton,...
    • Mr. Harold Locklear grew up in the 1940s in the Pembroke, North Carolina area. He is the grandfather of one of the interviewers, Preston Locklear. In the interview, Mr. Locklear answered some questions about his life, what he did while growing up...
    • Environmental Oral Histories Project
    • Library Lines Volume 19, Number 3 January 2011

    • Library Lines Volume 19, Number 3 January 2011
    • Library Lines; Mary Livermore Library
    • Library Lines is the newsletter of the Mary Livermore Library. Its mission is to publicize library events and services. With the first issue published in April 1992, Library Lines is published three times annually.
    • Library Lines
    • Library Lines Volume 20, Number 2 August 2011

    • Library Lines Volume 20, Number 2 August 2011
    • Library Lines; Mary Livermore Library
    • Library Lines is the newsletter of the Mary Livermore Library. Its mission is to publicize library events and services. With the first issue published in April 1992, Library Lines is published three times annually.
    • Library Lines
    • Library Lines Volume 21, Number 2 August 2012

    • Library Lines Volume 21, Number 2 August 2012
    • Library Lines; Mary Livermore Library
    • Library Lines is the newsletter of the Mary Livermore Library. Its mission is to publicize library events and services. With the first issue published in April 1992, Library Lines is published three times annually.
    • Library Lines
    • Library Lines Volume 18, Number 2 August 2009

    • Library Lines Volume 18, Number 2 August 2009
    • Library Lines; Mary Livermore Library
    • Library Lines is the newsletter of the Mary Livermore Library. Its mission is to publicize library events and services. With the first issue published in April 1992, Library Lines is published three times annually.
    • Library Lines
    • Library Lines Volume 19, Number 2 August 2010

    • Library Lines Volume 19, Number 2 August 2010
    • Library Lines; Mary Livermore Library
    • Library Lines is the newsletter of the Mary Livermore Library. Its mission is to publicize library events and services. With the first issue published in April 1992, Library Lines is published three times annually.
    • Library Lines
    • Library Lines Volume 20, Number 1 March 2011

    • Library Lines Volume 20, Number 1 March 2011
    • Library Lines; Mary Livermore Library
    • Library Lines is the newsletter of the Mary Livermore Library. Its mission is to publicize library events and services. With the first issue published in April 1992, Library Lines is published three times annually.
    • Library Lines
    • Larry Hunt Interview

    • Larry Hunt Interview
    • Environmental history; Oral history; Rural communities; Rural farming; Sharecropping; Converse; Manufacturing plants; Technology; Interpersonal relationships; Religion; Womack Army Medical Center; Robeson County (N.C.); Red Springs (N.C.)
    • Mr. Larry Hunt was reared on a farm in Robeson County, North Carolina. He states that, in his day, they worked on the farm, day after day, sun up to sun down. Some of their farm chores were cropping tobacco, “suckering” tobacco, picking cotton,...
    • Environmental Oral Histories Project
    • Library Lines Volume 21, Number 1 March 2012

    • Library Lines Volume 21, Number 1 March 2012
    • Library Lines; Mary Livermore Library
    • Library Lines is the newsletter of the Mary Livermore Library. Its mission is to publicize library events and services. With the first issue published in April 1992, Library Lines is published three times annually.
    • Library Lines
    • Library Lines Volume 21, Number 3 December 2012

    • Library Lines Volume 21, Number 3 December 2012
    • Library Lines; Mary Livermore Library
    • Library Lines is the newsletter of the Mary Livermore Library. Its mission is to publicize library events and services. With the first issue published in April 1992, Library Lines is published three times annually.
    • Library Lines
    • Harold Locklear Interview [Full audio recording]

    • Harold Locklear Interview [Full audio recording]
    • Native Americans; Lumbee Indians; Rural Farms; Rural Communities; Families; Farming; Tobacco; Vegetable Gardens; Hunting; Education; Television; Radio; Recreation; Courting; Outhouses; Bootlegging; Moonshine; Pembroke, North Carolina; Lumberton,...
    • Mr. Harold Locklear grew up in the 1940s in the Pembroke, North Carolina area. He is the grandfather of one of the interviewers, Preston Locklear. In the interview, Mr. Locklear answered some questions about his life, what he did while growing up...
    • Environmental Oral Histories Project
    • Library Lines Volume 12, Number 3 January 2004

    • Library Lines Volume 12, Number 3 January 2004
    • Library Lines; Sampson-Livermore Library
    • Library Lines is the newsletter of the Mary Livermore Library. Its mission is to publicize library events and services. With the first issue published in April 1992, Library Lines is published three times annually.
    • Library Lines
    • Library Lines Volume 18, Number 3 January 2010

    • Library Lines Volume 18, Number 3 January 2010
    • Library Lines; Mary Livermore Library
    • Library Lines is the newsletter of the Mary Livermore Library. Its mission is to publicize library events and services. With the first issue published in April 1992, Library Lines is published three times annually.
    • Library Lines
    • Annie Lois Locklear Interview

    • Annie Lois Locklear Interview
    • Environmental history; Oral history; Lumbee Indians; Pembroke (N.C.); Robeson County (N.C.); Rural communities; Rural families; Family farms; Vegetable gardening; Vocations; Employment; Hurricane Hazel; Natural disasters; Interracial relationships
    • Annie Lois Locklear is a seventy-eight-year-old, Lumbee Indian who was born and reared in rural Robeson County, North Carolina. Interviewed by her granddaughter, Anna L. Locklear, Mrs. Locklear shares her memories of having grown up and lived in...
    • Environmental Oral Histories Project

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