Two oral interviews conducted with Congressman Sonny Callahan in 2003 by Carol Ellis.
Oral interviews with Mobile, retired City Archivist Jay Higginbotham, former Mayor of Mobile, Joseph Langan, Birmingham Lawyer James Blacksher, and Father Edward B. Arroyo of New Orleans, Loyola University. These interviews were related to research Ellis was conducting for her Masters Thesis "The Tragedy of the white moderate' : Father Albert Foley and Alabama civil rights, 1963-1967."
Oral history interviews conducted by Martha Jones Mercer for her 1993 masters thesis, “British Brides, American Wives: The Immigration and Acculturation of War Brides in Mobile, Alabama, 1945-1993” (Florida State University). These interviews are all with white women from the UK and Australia who married American GIs and ended up moving to Mobile. Three of the interviews are recorded oral histories ranging from 37 minutes to almost two hours in length; there is a fourth interview that was conducted in a written format. All of the recorded interviews are transcribed.
Interview with Harry Carolin, an employee of Erik Overbey conducted on May 20, 1979.
Twenty-five interviews with various Mobilians looking at local organizations, schools and how Mobile has changed over the decades. Some notable interviews include Eugene Walter, a local writer, and Joseph Langan, a local politician.
An interview in which Alec Thigpen discusses his career as a commercial photographer who learned the business from his father Roy Thigpen. Thigpen Sr. founded the successful studio in Mobile in 1947. Thigpen also discusses his father's military career and family life.