Emmie Craddock oral history interview

Document
Creator
Interviewer: James, Gay
Date
1985-October-16
Description
Emmie Craddock talks about her early life in Louisiana and then Houston, her education at Rice, and her early teaching days in Missouri City. She recalls her time in the U.S. Navy during WWII, during which she was head of the women's reserve, as well as studying for her PhD in history with W.P. Webb at UT-Austin. She discusses how she was hired by James Taylor to join the history department and her career as a faculty member at Texas State. Dr. Craddock also describes her political career as a councilwoman and mayor for the City of San Marcos, touching on topics such as creating a local charter and dealing with environmental disputes, ordinances, flooding, and landfills.
Resource Type
Physical Form
Extent
1 item
Language
English
Identifier
Craddock_Emmie_1985-10-16_transcript
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Source
University Archives, Texas State University
Texas Sesquicentennial oral history collection