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Native American Oral History Interviews

A guide to the Native American History Project collection housed within the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program and supported through the UF Libraries’ Digital Collections, with funding from the Doris Duke Chartable Foundation.

Collection Overview & Scope

A collection of approximately 1,000 oral history interviews digitized from over 2,000 audio tapes recorded between 1970-2000. The recordings consist of oral history interviews with members of tribal communities east of the Mississippi and includes voices of Catawba, Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek, Lumbee, and Seminole peoples and their lived experiences.

Collection Inventory

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