Casmarah Mani talks about changes in his community, the effects of desegregation, and race relations.
Casmarah Mani talks about his time in prison, police corruption, and his lawsuit against the city for the attempt on his life by police officers.
National African American Archives & Museum
Mobile Tricentennial Video Oral History Project
National African American Archives & Museum,
Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
List of full VOHP interviews available for viewing at Local History & Genealogy library
Valerie Ellis, Local History & Genealogy
James Arthur Reed talks about Gomez Auditorium, the bands that used to play there, and his first job at Albright and Wood's Drug Store.
Lancie Thomas & Claretta Blackmon Interview Clip
Lancie Thomas and Claretta Blackmon talk about The Mobile Beacon, what it has done for the community, politics, Gov. Wallace, and the Klan.
Lorna Woods talks about the sense of community and family she experienced growing up in Lewis' Quarters.
Mabel Dennison talks about her book, including her grandparents, the Clotilde, and Africatown
Martha West Davis talks about her grandfather, Cudjo Lewis, the Clotilde, Cudjo's funeral, Mon Louis Island, the Plateau Community, etc.
Olney Lucious talks about his experiences as a musician in Mobile
Part of the VOHP interview of Paulette Davis Horton, discussing her book, Avenue, the People, the Places, the Memories, and discussing her experiences interviewing Mobilians for the book
Rosemary Butler talks about race relations in Mobile, including segregated theaters and her husband's fight for the position of State Housing Commissioner .