Join textile historian Sara Idacavage for an audio tour of performance costumes on display in the exhibit "Georgia On My Mind: Finding Belonging in Music History" on display at the UGA Special Collections Building from July 22 - December 9, 2022. 

For more information about the exhibit contact jhebbard@uga.edu

1960s Shift Dress worn by Vanessa Briscoe Hay (Pylon)

FPP-0018, Bennie Tillman, Sr., interviewed by Renee Donnell and Laura Duvekot, July 12, 2013, Athens, Ga.

This interview is part of the First Person Project, archived at the Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies, University of Georgia Libraries.

To learn more about the First Person Project and browse other interviews, see bit.ly/1iLKjG0

First Person Project, Bennie Tillman, Sr.

Under pressure (doo doo doo doot doot doo doo)

The Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies at the University of Georgia focuses on the dynamic relationship of politics, policy, and culture—generated wherever public interest intersects with government. 

The Russell Library's oral history program consists of active, ongoing oral history projects administered by Russell staff (such as the Georgia Environmental Oral History Project and the First Person Project), as well as oral history collections donated to the library by researchers, such as the Dean Rusk Oral History Collection. On our SoundCloud page, we'll be posting excerpts from various oral history recordings and archival audio recordings in our collections.

1960s Shift Dress worn by Vanessa Briscoe Hay (Pylon)

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