1990 Benton County Black History Tour
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Title
1990 Benton County Black History Tour
Description
On February 25, 1990, OSU Forestry and OSU Black Student Union co-sponsored a Benton County Black History tour. Dr. Zybach worked with Jeff Boyd, then President of the OSU Graduate and Professional Students to create and lead this tour, which also included Kathryn Bogle, fellow student Angela Sondenaa, and professor Wil Gamble, the first Black faculty member at OSU. The event included one of the first public presentations of Letitia’s story at the Tampico stop, and culminated with the planting of a tree on the OSU quad that commemorated the lives and achievements of Benton County’s Black pioneers. This is the cover to the 1990 Benton County Black History Tour that Dr. Zybach put together, including information on Letitia Carson for the Tampico stop. Dr. Zybach states that the original is likely at OSU Archives.
Creator
Bob Zybach
Source
Bob Zybach
Publisher
LCLP
Date
1990-02-25
Contributor
Bob Zybach
Rights
Copyright: Bob Zybach
Relation
From a series of photographs shared by Dr. Bob Zybach that relate to his early work uncovering Oregon Black history, Letitia Carson's story, and his time at Oregon State University as an undergraduate during the 1990s.
Format
JPG
Language
English
Type
Photograph
Identifier
OSU Photo-2
Coverage
Corvallis, Oregon
Collection
Citation
Bob Zybach, “1990 Benton County Black History Tour,” Letitia Carson Digital History Collection , accessed April 28, 2024, https://letitiacarson.omeka.net/items/show/368.