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![]() Angela Hornsby Awarded 2000 Conrad Oral History Research Fellowship
The Conrad Oral History Research Fellowship is a component of the Harold S. and Dorothy Elizabeth Bean Conrad Oral History Endowment, established by Robert Conrad in 1990 to "to provide support for the collection, transcription, and maintenance of oral histories of men and women like my mother and father." A resident of the Waughtown neighborhood of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Harold Speas Conrad was born on a farm and moved to the city, where he worked in a textile mill, as a milkman, and ultimately became a long-haul truck driver. Dorothy Elizabeth Bean Conrad worked for many years at the Hanes hosiery mill. Among other SOHP projects, the Conrad Oral History Endowment contributed to the work of photographer Bill Bamberger and writer Cathy Davidson, who produced the book Closing: The Life and Death of an American Factory on the demise of the White Furniture Co. plant in Mebane, North Carolina. |
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![]() ![]() The Southern Oral History Program Center for the Study of the American South Love House and Hutchins Forum 410 East Franklin St., CB# 9127, UNC-CH Chapel Hill, NC 27599-9127 (919) 962-0455 info@sohp.org |