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  Mary Lou Brown, September 15,…

  Mary Lou Brown was born in Magoffin County, KY, she lived in Hall during the later years of her life. She and her husband had lived in California; he was a…
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  Carrie Mae Burdette, September…

  Carrie Mae Burdette was born in Camp Nelson, and lives in Hall. She talks about the communities as if they are one. She also talks about the schools and…
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  Donald S. Carter, September …

  Mentioning his family members and others in the community, Donald S. Carter talks about how the community of Hall changed from Black to White and why, and the…
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  Donald S. Carter, November 23,…

  Donald S. Carter talks about the homes of the family members and other landmarks such as the mills, the breast work, and the roadways, and the history of…
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  Hampton Clark, September 15,…

  Hampton Clark shares his family genealogy, along with information about the Curley Distillery, and the everyday life of those who lived in Hall and Poor Town.…
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  Hampton Clark, September 21,…

  Hampton Clark reminisces about the old neighbors; John Walk, the blacksmith from South Carolina; Buying whiskey; employment and wages; entertainment and other…
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  Susie Miller, September 17,…

  This is a very brief interview with Susie Miller who focuses her conversation on the African American churches, including the one in Camp Nelson where her…
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  Nancy McKinney, September 21,…

  Both Nancy and her husband Danny McKinney are interviewed on this recording. They talk about the home they owned in Hall, KY, and how the structure was…
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  Sallie Overstreet, September…

  {The recording is muffled.} Sallie Overstreet talks about her memories of growing up in Hall, her family, neighbors, and the community. Also included are her…
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  Norman Overstreet, September…

  {Recording is muffled.} Norman Overstreet gives a very brief interview of his memories of life in Camp Nelson, KY.
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  William Payne, September 10,…

  William Payne, who has an amazing memory, gives the names of many of the African American families that lived in Hall/Camp Nelson. He includes information…
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  John W. Robertson, Jr.,…

  This is a brief interview with John W. Robertson, Jr. who talks about his life at Camp Nelson in between his moves to and from the community. He speaks of…
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  Virginia Ison Scott, September…

  Virginia Ison Scotts, who was not from Hall, but lived there with her husband, shares the history and changing times that she remembered, and what she remembers…
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  Helen B. Stewart, September …

  Helen Booker Stewart shares her memories of growing up in Hall and she includes background information on her family genealogy. A good deal of the interview is…
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  Helen B. Stewart, September…

  Helen Booker Stewart went on a walking tour (1 hour and 48 minutes) with the interviewers. The met neighbors and Helen Stewart identified the property and old…
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  Margaret Hunter True,…

  Margaret Hunter True, 95 years old, talks about her memories of Hall. It is very difficult to understand much of the interviewee's words.
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  Patricia R. Walker, September…

  Patricia R. Walker talks about her family's roots in Poortown and Camp Nelson and her neighbors in Hall. She speaks fondly of the African American neighbors,…
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  Kay Anderson, November 23,…

  Kay Anderson, who came to Camp Nelson in 1979, talks about her efforts with The Foundation to preserve the history of Camp Nelson, both as a military history…
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  Bessie Stull Watts, September…

  Bessie Stull Watts share her memories of family and people in Poortown, and the African Americans in The Hall. She talks about segregation though good race…