[Audio] The building and future upkeep of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens
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Title
[Audio] The building and future upkeep of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens
Subject
Cleveland (Ohio)
Cleveland Cultural Garden
American Legion Peace Garden
Work Projects Administration
Description
Jeff Davis, of the American Legion Peace Garden, describes the original construction of much of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens in the 1930s by laborers with the Work Projects Administration. Today, he says, the upkeep of the gardens depends, not on the government, but on the dedication and effort of volunteers.
Source
Cleveland State University. Department of History. Cleveland Cultural Gardens Oral History.
Date
2007
Type
audio
Coverage
Cleveland (Ohio)
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Interviewee
Jeff Davis
Location
Cleveland State University
Original Format
audio/x-wav
Duration
00:01:15
Bit Rate/Frequency
96 Kbps
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