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Object ID |
FMH-A0002 |
Object Name |
Audio, Digital |
Description |
Interview (audio only) titled "Eastern Shore During the Colonial Period" dated June 29, 2013. Fairhope Museum of History, Director Donnie Barrett is interviewed by Michael Titford. In this wide-ranging interview, Barrett discusses the history of the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay through the transition to Colonial times from when the population was primarily Native American Indian. Topics include Native American pottery, various settlements, villages and plantations located along Mobile Bay, influences of the French, British and Spanish rule, various potters and planters, and the overall change due to the mixing of cultures during this period. A companion audio interview continuing the discussion of Eastern Shore history is available at FMH-A0001. A transcript of this audio is available for download by clicking the link. Whisper software was used to transcribe the audio to a pdf document. From the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation Archives, Fairhope Museum of History Collection. |
Date |
2013/06/29 |
PDF link |
Click here to view the transcript. |
Video link |
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People |
Barrett, Donnie Titford, Michael Durnford, Elias Farmer, Robert Weggs, Edmund Stapleton, David Crockett Holland, Shawn Laraway, William Frank, Jr. (1933-2019) |
Search Terms |
Interviews Creole Creek Archaeology Pottery Plantation Planters Rochon Plantation Colonial History Colonial History, French Colonial History, British Colonial History, Spanish Creek War Tatumville Indians Native American Indians Fly Creek Cemetery Stapleton's Station |
Title |
"Eastern Shore During the Colonial Period" with Donnie Barrett and Michael Titford. |