Browsing Cobb County Oral History Series by Date

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    • Interview with Martha and Mark Lemon 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (2022-03-02)
      Oral history of Martha Lemon and Mark Lemon, Martha's son. This oral history mostly covered the history of the Lemon House and family in Acworth, Georgia.

    • Interview with Reverend Steven Mints 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (2021-12-01)
      Oral history of Rev. Steve Mints. Rev. Mints discusses growing up in Marietta, his path into ministry and his ongoing work in the community and in government.

    • Interview with Richard W. Croop 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (Kennesaw State University Archives, 2014-08-29)

    • Interviews with Ernestine J. Slade 

      Kelley, Kathryn A. (Kennesaw State University Archives., 2014-08-29)

    • Interview with William G. Gisel 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ); Neeson, Hugh M. (Kennesaw State University Archives, 2014-08-29)
      William G. Gisel is a former President of the Bell Aircraft Corporation. Mr. Gisel speaks about his time at Bell Aircraft and what it took to start the plant in Marietta. Katherine Lee Gisel is also interviewed. Kartherine ...

    • Interview with Thomas V. Bockman 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (Kennesaw State University Archives, 2014-08-29)

    • Interview with Betty A. Gray 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (Kennesaw State University Archives, 2017-07-24)

    • Interview with James E. (Mack) Henderson 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (Kennesaw State University Archives, 2017-08-21)
      James E. “Mack” Henderson spent a 37-year career from 1952 to 1989 with BellSouth where he was a senior manager. He served as Cobb County manager from September 1989 to March 1993. He was a trustee of the KSU Foundation ...

    • Interview with Charles Commander "Chuck" Clay 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (Kennesaw State University Archives, 2019-05-29)
      Oral history interview with Charles Commander "Chuck" Clay, a Marietta attorney and Georgia politician.

    • Interview with Jerica Richardson 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (2022-02-25)
      Oral history of Jerica Richardson, Cobb County's District Two Commisioner. Richardson discusses growing up, moving to Atlanta on the heels of Hurrican Katrina, and her nontraditional track to public office.

    • Interview with Bishop Christopher Walker 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral history of Bishop Christopher Walker, Walker discusses his family tree, life, and path into ministry.

    • Trent Turk 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Trent Turk was the original founder and former owner of GeoSurvey, Ltd. a land surveying company. Mr. Turk served as a trustee on both the Souther Polytechnic University Foundation and the Kennesaw State University Foundation.

    • Rabbi Steven J. Lebow 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral history of Rabbi Steven J. Lebow first full-time spiritual leader of Temple Kol Emeth.

    • Lisa Cupid 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral history of Lisa Cupid, the Chairwoman of Cobb County's Board of Commisioners.

    • Michael "Doc" Rhett 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral History with Georgia State Senator Michael "Doc" Rhett

    • Dr. Ron C. Newcomb 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral History with Dr. Ron C. Newcomb

    • Interview with C. Olan McCray 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral History with Charlie "Olan" McCray

    • Interview with David E. Miller 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (Kennesaw State University Archives, 2014-08-29)

    • Interview with Harold S. Mintz 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (Kennesaw State University Archives, 2014-08-29)

    • Interview with Alfred Jackson 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ); Cawley, Mary B. (2021-09-23)
      Oral history with Alfred Jackson. Oral history covers a variety of topics, including education during the early twentieth century, agriculture, cemeteries in Cobb County, Naval service, and work at the Dobbins Air Force Base.