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Taped conversations between James Nunn (1882-1975), an African American man of Chapel Hill, and W. Wilder Towle, transcribed as an oral history. Published by the Chapel Hill Historical Society in 1977 in a limited printing of 100 copies, this one number 75 and autographed, 246 pages with a portrait. Topics include African Americans in North Carolina and North Carolina biography.
Books in OCPL’s Rebecca B. Wall Local History Collection whose titles, catalog subjects, or descriptions match this person. The Friends’ recommended starting points are labelled.
Taped conversations between James Nunn (1882-1975), an African American man of Chapel Hill, and W. Wilder Towle, transcribed as an oral history. Published by the Chapel Hill Historical Society in 1977 in a limited printing of 100 copies, this one number 75 and autographed, 246 pages with a portrait. Topics include African Americans in North Carolina and North Carolina biography.
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