This oral history collection comprises six interviews conducted on 11 March 2015 by Colin Hyde. Interviewees discuss their memories of places and events in and around the St George’s area of Leicester, now known as Leicester’s Cultural Quarter. Recordings were specifically made for Black History Month in 2015.
Affective Digital Histories oral history collection, 11 March 2015
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- ReferenceGB 3003 EMOHA29
- Dates of Creation11 March 2015
- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description6 interviews
Scope and Content
Administrative / Biographical History
Affective Digital Histories was a research project investigating how community ties and bonds have changed, and continue to change, through periods of decline and regeneration of urban landscapes in some of Britain's post-industrial towns and cities. The project was led by the University of Leicester with funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). Recordings were made on Wednesday 11 March 2015 by Colin Hyde. They were made on Marantz PMD661 with an external tie mic.
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Physical Characteristics and/or Technical Requirements
Born digital
Conditions Governing Use
Copyright: The University of Leicester / Cuttlefish Multimedia / Leicester Arts Centre