Jenny B. Reeder
Jenny B. Reeder of 935 Drew Avenue, Orlando. This interview was conducted on April 24, 1975 for the Friends of the Orange County Public Library’s Oral History Committee.
LISTEN 30:50
Part One
In part one, topics discussed include:
- Jenny B. Reeder introduces herself
- School, including the Johnson Academy
- Religious experiences
- Travelling experiences
- Big Freeze of 1894 – 1895
- Her first husband, her children
- G.C. Henderson and his newspaper
- Jonestown Flood
- Working conditions
- Memories of Downtown Orlando
- Her father’s career
- Her children’s schools
- Her thoughts about segregation and integration
- First Black doctor in Orlando
- Her memories of the Ocoee Massacre
LISTEN 7:24
Part Two
In part two, topics discussed include:
- The Ocoee Massacre
- The Ku Klux Klan in Orlando
- Her husband, his career
- Her son’s experience in World War II
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