Re: Oral History on the web

Founded in 1948 by Allan Nevins, the Columbia University Oral History
Research office is the oldest oral history program in the United States,
and houses one of the largest repositories of oral history tapes and
transcripts.  Their website, which can be found through the Columbia
University library homepage, has a links page to all of the major oral
history programs and projects in the country.

Websites with audio clips of oral history might very well be found on
this links page.

Nicholas P. Ciotola
Curator, Italian American Collection
Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center
1212 Smallman Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15217

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