LATE OPENING - MARATHON

LATE OPENING: The Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library will open at 2:30pm on Sunday, April 27, due to the Memorial Marathon.

Attention:

The Ralph Ellison Library at 2000 NE 23rd St is closed for upgrades beginning April 16. We anticipate reopening on May 6.

Archive

Year
Material Type
Collection

Oral History James Murrell

James Murrell talks about life in Northeast Oklahoma City.

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Oklahoma Voices: Peggy Johnson

Peggy Johnson talks about her experiences in the LGBT community in Oklahoma.

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Oral History: Vivian Degan

Vivian Degan talks about her life growing up on a farm in rural Oklahoma.

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Oral History: Theodore Hamlin

Theodore Hamlin talks about his life and about his grandfather, A.C. Hamlin, Oklahoma's first African American Legislator.

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Oral History Demetrius Gibson-Johnson

 Demetrius Gibson-Johnson talks about life in Northeast Oklahoma City, and his educational character Meechie.

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Oral History Jim Clark

Jim Clark, owner of B.C. Clark Jewelers in Oklahoma City, talks about this story behind the B.C. Clark Christmas Jingle.

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Oral History: Joyce Lynn

Joyce Lynn talks about her childhood growing up in Oklahoma City and Bartlesville. 

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N.O.T.A., Face First, Tres Efes and Antisocials @ NAC

N.O.T.A., Face First, Tres Efes and Antisocials @ NAC

Show Flyer for N.O.T.A., Face First, Tres Efes and Antisocials @ NAC

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Oral History: Joe Quigley

Educator Joe Quigley tells the story of his time with Oklahoma City Public Schools and the fight to protect LGBTQIA+ youth in the school system. 

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