Autobiographical statement [Corliss Freda Johnson]

Authors

Corliss Freda Johnson

Files

Date Issued

2015

Description

Autobiographical statement by Corliss Freda Johnson aka "Honey," Fulton Oral History Project Coordinator. Corliss Freda Johnson, the Fulton Oral History Project Coordinator, discusses her background growing up in the Historic Fulton neighborhood of Richmond, Va.; her family members and friends; school activities; her first marriage and children; her second marriage; her career with the United States Postal Service; her radio show; happy memories growing up; industry and organizational affiliations; and the importance of the oral history project and participation in the Legacy Meetings.

Personal Name Subject

Johnson, Corliss Freda -- Childhood and youth

Topical Subject

Neighborhoods -- Virginia -- Richmond -- Social conditions; African American radio broadcasters -- Virginia -- Richmond -- Biography; Women radio talk show hosts -- Virginia -- Richmond -- Biography; African American postal service employees -- Virginia -- Richmond -- Biography

Geographic Subject

Richmond (Va.) -- Social conditions

City/Location

Richmond (Va.)

Genre

autobiographies (literary genre)

Local Genre

text

Type

Text

Digital Format

application/pdf

Language

eng

Rights Statement URL

https://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-NC/1.0/

Rights

This material is protected by copyright, and the copyright is held by The Valentine. You are permitted to use this material in any way that is permitted by copyright. In addition, non-commercial use of this material is permitted. For any commercial uses, permission is required.

Collection

Historic Fulton Oral History Project

Contributors

Valentine Richmond History Center; Neighborhood Resource Center (Richmond, Va.); Virginia Local Initiatives Support Corporation; Greater Fulton's Future (Project). Legacy Committee; James Branch Cabell Library. Special Collections and Archives.

Source

Original autobiographical statement: Autobiographical statement by Corliss Freda Johnson, Historic Fulton Oral History Project, M 540, Special Collections and Archives, James Branch Cabell Library, Virginia Commonwealth University.

File Name

ful_johnsoncorlissfreda_statement.pdf