African American Folk Culture (FL): Monologue on Travels
Title: Monologue on Travels, Contributor Names: Kennedy, Stetson (Collector)Cook, Robert Harrison (Collector)Kennedy, Stetson (Speaker)Stacey, Cull (Speaker)Stacey, Cull (Performer), Created / Published: Cross City, Florida, Subject Headings: - Spoken word- African Americans- Interviews- Personal experience narratives- United States -- Florida -- Dixie County -- Cross City, Genre: InterviewsSpoken word, Notes: - The life history of Cull Stacey, a 56-year-old turpentine worker originally from Rockingham, North Carolina.- Performance Note: "Monologue on Travels" (spoken) performed by Cull Stacey at Turpentine Camp, Cross City, Florida, on August 1, 1939., Medium: Sound disc : analog ; 12 in., Call Number/Physical Location: AFC 1939/013: AFS 03524 B04, Source Collection: Stetson Kennedy and Robert Cook WPA Florida Recordings (AFC 1939/013), Repository: American Folklife Center, Digital Id: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.afc/afcflwpa.3524b4 Photographs in this collection are from the Library of Congress Florida category, 1930-39, including Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-And-White Negatives. Please see channel description for copyright statement. The videos on this channel feature uncensored historical documents, which may on occasion contain offensive material.
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