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Program Number

39

Program Segments

The Highwaymen Artists

Al Black, Roy McClendon, and Mary Ann Carroll, members of the African American "outsider" artists who were part of The Highwaymen, discuss the origins and history of their group.

Mark-In Point: 01:10 Length: 14:57

Perry. Florida: Company Town

Gloria Wood remembers living in Perry, Florida, which was a company town during the 1930s.

Mark-In Point: 16:22 Length: 05:16

Bay of Pigs from a Cuban Perspective

Victor Andres Triay, author of Bay of Pigs: An Oral History of Brigade 2506, discusses the role of Cuban Americans in the ill-fated operation.

Mark-In Point: 21:40 Length: 06:09

Program Date

11-3-2009

Segment Summary

SEGMENTS | The Highwaymen Artists | Perry. Florida: Company Town | Bay of Pigs from a Cuban Perspective

Keywords

Florida Frontiers; African American; Florida Artists; Great Depression; Florida Industry; Cuban American; Hispanic

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