American Indian Oral History Collection Part I

About

The American Indian Research Project (AIRP) at the University of South Dakota Vermillion, supported by funds from the Doris Duke Foundation, conducted these interviews from 1967-1973. The project concentrates on interviews with Native Americans from the Dakotas and non-Indians such as business people, government officials, and religious workers, who are closely associated with tribal members. Other geographical areas covered include Canada, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
A part of the New York Times Oral History Program.

Location

Library Annex Cabinets E 89 A45

Format

Microfiche

Arrangement

Arranged first by tribe and then alphabetically by interviewee. Non-Native American interviewees are grouped together and arranged alphabetically. Each transcript begins with a biographical summary of the memoirist and a list of subject discussed in the interview.

Items

178 microfiche

Publication

Microfilming Corp. of America, 1975