A Longtime Richmond Resident From Cherokee County, Texas

This book is an oral history of a longtime resident of Richmond, Texas, as recorded by Judith Dunning and Selena Foster in 1990. The resident recounts her memories of growing up in Texas, her experiences during the Depression and World War II, and her observations on the changes in Texas society over the years. The book is a fascinating firsthand account of life in rural Texas in the 20th century.

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