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Unitarian Universalist Church of Lexington Oral History Project

Project Summary

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Lexington (UUCL) was founded in 1950 and now occupies a seven-acre property on Clays Mill Road. This project documents the church's development over the years, the personal histories and reminiscences of its members, and reflections on UUCL’s activities and mission.

Project Code

uucl

Project Keyword

Religion Unitarian Universalist Enlightenment Agnostic Diversity Inclusion Many Faiths liberal Christian traditions Beliefs Lexington, Kentucky Clays Mill Road

Interviews in this Project (5 Total):

Interview with Dee Amyx, December 9, 1990

Interview Accession Number: 2024oh0617_uucl0001
Interviewer: Jennie Little

Restrictions: No Restrictions
Access: Request

Interview with Bernice Beers, April 9, 1991

Interview Accession Number: 2024oh0618_uucl0002
Interviewer: Ruby Lason

Restrictions: No Restrictions
Access: Request

Interview with Howard Beers, April 9, 1991

Interview Accession Number: 2024oh0619_uucl0003
Interviewer: Ruby Lason

Restrictions: No Restrictions
Access: Request

Interview with Shirley Davis, May 19, 1992

Interview Accession Number: 2024oh0620_uucl0004
Interviewer: Jennie Little

Restrictions: No Restrictions
Access: Request

Interview with Keith Kron, February 18, 1991

Interview Accession Number: 2024oh0621_uucl0005
Interviewer: Virginia Purcell

Restrictions: No Restrictions
Access: Request