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Charlotte

Civil Rights

Environmental Transformations

Piedmont Industrialization

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Southern Women

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Judith Wheeler

1.	Sam Crawford, October 26, 1985. Interview K-0006. Local Activist Describes the Formation and Activities of the Cane Creek Conservation Authority: Sam Crawford describes the formation and activities of the Cane Creek Conservation Authority in their battle against the Orange Water and Sewer Authority's effort to build a reservoir on Cane Creek in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He focuses on the grassroots nature of the CCCA's actions and offers commentary about what he views as the exploitative nature of land development. Interviewee: Sam Crawford Interviewer: Judith Wheeler Duration: 02:05:20 Annotated Excerpts: Listen to and read all 5 excerpts.

Sam Crawford, October 26, 1985. Interview K-0006.
Local Activist Describes the Formation and Activities of the Cane Creek Conservation Authority: Sam Crawford describes the formation and activities of the Cane Creek Conservation Authority in their battle against the Orange Water and Sewer Authority's effort to build a reservoir on Cane Creek in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He focuses on the grassroots nature of the CCCA's actions and offers commentary about what he views as the exploitative nature of land development.
Interviewee: Sam Crawford Interviewer: Judith Wheeler
Duration: 02:05:20 Annotated Excerpts: Listen to and read all 5 excerpts.

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