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Description

Lessie Randle spoke about living on a farm as a young child, learning to cook from her mother, and traveling by horse and buggy. She shared memories of being in Tulsa, Oklahoma, during the 1920 race riot. She also discussed what it's like to be 100 and why she thinks she has lived so long.

Date(s)

8/24/2015

Call Number

OHY_091

Subjects Country living, Home remedies, Tulsa race riot
Centenarians, Older people, Ethnic relations, Rural conditions
Interviewee(s) Lessie Randle
Interviewer(s) Tanya Finchum | Alex Bishop