• Allen, Florence M. (b.1898)
  Fourth Baptist Church; Dog Bottom; Mt. Olivet; Emancipation Day.
• Baldwin, Bessie Bailey (b.1907)
  Depression; Influenza Epidemic of 1918; Streetcar Barn; Father's restaurant.
• Christian, James S., Jr. (b. 1918)
  Member of Virginia General Assembly; Pilot in Second World War and Korean Conflict; Bill Robinson; Fourth Baptist Church.
• Courtney, Rachel (b.1905)
  Domestic work; Church Hill leaders.
• Dandridge, Lillian (b.1905)
  Former teacher; Church and school life; Furman (architect); Prominent people.
• Dennis, Katherine "Kitty" Tyndall (b.1896)
  South Africa; St. John's Church area; Visiting the Van Lew Mansion.
  
• Finley, Hattie (b.1893)
  Arriving in Richmond in 1911; Railroad tunnel collapse; Family enterprises; Perfumes; Street Cars; Broad St.
• Fitzpatrick, Helen Williams (b.1911)
  Jefferson Park; Williams Pharmacy; Railroad tunnel collapse.
• Flannagan, Katie (b.1902)
  Joseph Hodes; Dr. Vernon J. Harris; Church life; 27th Street; Working in downtown Richmond.
• Gary, Susan, D. (b.1890)
  Former teacher; Monte Marie Convent; Libby House; Children's play; Family life on 2700 Block of East Franklin St.
• Harris, Diane
  Dentist; Wife of Henry L. Marsh III.; Daughter of Dr. Vernon J. Harris; Father's practice; Bill Robinson Theatre.
• Harris, Jean Ellis (b.1931)
  Physician; First African-American to attend MCV and first to be member of Va. Gov.'s cabinet; Daughter of Dr. Vernon J. Harris; School life in 1940s; Parental influence and segregation; Joseph Hode; Four corners of 29th and Q Sts.; Virginia Union University; Family and school life.
• Hicks, Horace R. (b.1903)
  Physician; Church Hill baseball; Dr. William H. Parker and sports.
• Holcomb, Lucille B. (b.1891)
  House destroyed by fire; Valley School; Rev. Bowler; Nickel Saving Bank; 2800 Block of East Leigh Street; Barrett family.
• Holman, Amanda (b.1907)
  Retired tobacco factory worker; Cousin's grocery store; Midwives; C.C.A. Baseball Park.
• Howard, Maggie Alease Taylor Jackson (b.1902)
  Domestic worker; Neighborhood and Church life; 29th Street Car Barn; Holiday celebrations; Conditions during World Wars; Racial incidents.
  
• Jackson, Samuel (b.1904)
  Postal Worker; Mayo's Bottom;Nickel Saving Bank; Businesses of the day; Sport's teams.
• Jones, Thelma Francis (b.1923)
  Restaurant operator; Views of today's (ca.1980s) youth.
• Jones, Welton (b.1918)
  Restaurant owner; Early experiences with racism; Service station; Hauling bricks for public buildings.
• Kelly, Ellen B.
  Government Services; Recreation and social life.
• Lively, Jack W. (b.1925)
  School life; Role of Church; Recreation in the neighborhood.
• Loundes, Edna Mitchell (b.1892)
  Pastry cook and butcher; Father was Civil War veteran and early black Mason; Burliegh Hill; Dog Bottom; Life on Pink Street; Black and white families on Pink St.; Bar rooms on 25th Street; J.P. Harwood; Early's Yeast Co.; 1200 Block of 24th St.
• Marsh, Henry L., III (b.1933)
  First African-American mayor of Richmond; School life; Virginia Union University; Oliver Hill; Spotwood Robinson.
• Morse, Naomi L.
  School teacher; Buchanan St.; Founding of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church; "P" Street; Teaching in Richmond; Street Cars.
• Ramsey, Aubrey (b.1904)
  Grocery clerk and Painter; Barnards Store; World of Mirth Carnivals; Tunnel Cave- In; Oakwood Parade; Physicians; Funeral Homes.
• Roane, Lina (b.1878)
  Coming to Richmond from Ohio in 1939; Ellis' Diary; Bootlegging Neighbor; Life at age 104; James Roane; Selling flowers at Lombardy and Grace St.; Plantation life after the war; Bowlin Family; Early life in Durham, N.C. while living with white family.
• Roane, Robert Willis (b.1880)
  Tobacco worker and carpenter; Studley, Va.; C&O Railroad; Tunnel Collapse; Race relations; Dr. Parker, C.C.A. Ballpark; 1918 Flu Epidemic.
• Robinson, Elsie Purnell (b.1913)
  School and community life; George Mason School.
• Robinson, Mary Florence (b.1913)
  Laundry worker; Williams Confectionery; School life; Area businesses.
• Sweat, John (b.1911)
  Teacher; Leaders in community; Fourth Baptist Church; Education.
• Toliaferro, Edith M. (b.1910)
  Stewart Street; Fairmount Elementary; Streetcars; Boze's lumber yard; C.C.A. Ballpark; Tobacco company teams.
• West, Melissa (b.1889)
  School days; Rose of Shennon Band; Nickel Saving Bank; Old Foundation Baptist Church.
• Wilder, Lawrence Douglas (b.1931)
  Former Governor of Virginia and first African-American Governor in United States history; Family history; Sports; Odd jobs; Boyhood heroes; Oakwood Steam Rollers Football Team; Black Baseball stars; Street cars; Early voter registration in Church Hill and political involvement; Outlook on Church Hill.
• Wilkerson, Rosa Allen (b.1903)
  Teacher; Richmond Broom Company; Fourth Baptist Church; May Day Plays; Shopping; Segregation; Shedtown.
• Willis, Lillian Burke (b.1911)
  Teacher; George Mason Elementary School; Registering draftees at school; Integration; Community life.