Title
Sound recording of interview with Kenneth Guscott, May 14, 2008
Creator
Parker, Lolita, Jr. (Interviewer)
Contributor
Guscott, Kenneth (Interviewee)
Haynes, Michael E. (Interviewer)
Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.) (Associated name)
Language
English
Date created
May 14, 2008
Type of resource
Sound recording-nonmusical
Genre
Interviews
Format
Sound Recording
Digital origin
born digital
Abstract/Description
An interview with Kenneth Guscott (1925-), former chief nuclear test engineer at General Dynamics, founder of the Long Bay Management Company, and former president of the NAACP branch in Boston from 1963-1968. Guscott reminisces about the recreational programs offered by the Shaw House and reflects on his early memories of the Roxbury community. Guscott also discusses his political activism; he talks about Marcus Garvey, the riots in Roxbury during the 60's, and founding a real estate development and management firm. This interview was collected as part of Northeastern University's Lower Roxbury Black History Project (2007-2009).
Citation/Reference
Sound recording of interview with Kenneth Guscott, May 14, 2008, Lower Roxbury Black History Project records, 2007-2009 (M165), Archives and Special Collections Department, Northeastern University Libraries, EH 2.
Notes
Collection finding aid: https://archivesspace.library.northeastern.edu/repositories/2/resources/947
Related item
Lower Roxbury Black History Project records (M165)
An interview with Kenneth Guscott
Subjects and keywords
Guscott, Kenneth
African American engineers -- Massachusetts -- Boston
African American business enterprises -- Massachusetts -- Boston
African Americans -- Massachusetts -- Boston -- Social conditions
African Americans -- Political activity
Civil rights -- Massachusetts -- Boston
Roxbury (Boston, Mass.)
UASC identifier
GuscottKenneth_20080514_Audio
Permanent URL
http://hdl.handle.net/2047/D20201272
Location
Northeastern University Library
Archives and Special Collections (M165)
Restriction on access
This interview is restricted. Audio available for use in the archives only. Please contact the University Archivist for more information.
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