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Description

Marian Chitwood, a thirty-one-year (1984-2016) employee of the Edmon Low Library at Oklahoma State University, recalls her childhood in the town of Perry, Oklahoma, and explains an early job working in the fingerprinting department of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. She also talks about her work during the John F. Kennedy assassination investigation. Chitwood then discusses her work in the government documents in the Edmon Low Library and some of the changes in the work, the library, and the university over her long career.

Date(s)

11/20/2015

Call Number

OSS_360

Subjects Career, Creativity, Small town life
Occupations, Fingerprints, Depository libraries, Academic libraries, Handicraft
Interviewee(s) Marian Chitwood
Interviewer(s) Tanya Finchum