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National Endowment for the Humanities Grant Application & Project Description
Grant application; background, methodology, objectives, and plan for Architectural Study and Oral History projects for "Growing Up In Mobile: Depression & Wartime" project
Descriptions of Oral History Interview Tapes
Summaries and notes for the oral history interviews
Appendix I - "The Bates House" - John Adams Project
Photos and details about the Bates House
Appendix II - Toulminville one of oldest neighborhoods - John Adams Project
Article from The News Herald, September 21, 1978, with attached photos of the current St. Stephens Rd., Stone St., and Craft Hwy. intersection
Bill Bates & Bill Bates V Imaginary Diary Entries - John Adams Project, with Evaluation - 1983
Imaginary diary entries for hypothetical persons Bill Bates and his descendant, Bill Bates V, written by 15 year old John Adams as part of his Growing Up in Mobile: Depression & Wartime project, with critique by historian Elizabeth Barrett Gould
Architectural Study - Rebecca Harrison Project, with Evaluation - 1983
A comparison of a wealthy upper-class house of 1930 with a wealthy upper-class house of the turn of the century
Vickers House Drawings, 1935 - Rebecca Harrison Project
Drawings by Rebecca Harrison of the Vickers House, built 1935-1936
Tissington House Drawings, 1901 - Rebecca Harrison Project
Drawings by Rebecca Harrison of the Tissington House, built 1901
Mary Francis Plummer Interview - 21 June 1983
Oral history interview of Mary Francis Plummer at the Haunted Bookshop
