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Interview with Benjamin McAdoo

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Title
Interview with Benjamin McAdoo
Collection Guide
Guide to the Black History Collection, 1984-1999
Date Created
1984
Description
Interview with Benjamin McAdoo, Pasadena pioneer, on his 94th birthday celebration. The McAdoo family came to California in 1899 and settled in Pasadena in 1900. The family ran many businesses in Pasadena.Additional Descriptive Notes: Pasadena Black History #20-24
Creators and Contributors
Creator: Pasadena Museum of History
Performer: Pasadena Museum of History
Interviewee: McAdoo, Benjamin
Copyright holder: Pasadena Museum of History
Subject Topic
African Americans--California--Los Angeles
Genre
Oral histories
Place(s)
Pasadena (Calif.)
Language
English

Media type
Moving Image
Format
U-matic
Extent
5 Tapes
Generation
Original
Copyright Statement
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Country of Creation
United States
Copyright date
August 24th, 1984
Source Institution
Pasadena Museum of History
Call Number
BH-BC-8
BH-BC-9
BH-BC-10
BH-BC-11
BH-BC-12
Link to Internet Archive
https://archive.org/details/cphi_000015
Additional Technical Notes for item
Pasadena Museum of History also sent VHS and audio cassettes that may overlap with the 3/4". Asked George Blood to confirm and treat the 3/4" tapes as master source materials