Interview with Carrie Levy, December 27, 1959
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A transcription of an interview conducted with Miss Carrie Levy, who was a teacher of blind children. She discusses her work with Lizzie Kander and other figures in the settlement movement and public schools in Chicago and Milwaukee. The interview was conducted at the Hotel Windermere in Chicago, Illinois on December 27, 1959.
December 27, 1959
Kander, Lizzie Black (compiler); Levy, Carrie B., -1964 (interviewee)
Publication Information
| Creator | Kander, Lizzie Black (compiler); Levy, Carrie B., -1964 (interviewee) |
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| Date Created | December 27, 1959 |
| Language | English |
Physical Description
| Format | Text |
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| Extent | 3 pages |
Collection Information
| Source Collection | Lizzie Black Kander papers, 1875-1960 |
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| Call Number | Milwaukee Mss DN |
| Media Number | Box 2,Folder 6 |
| Catalog Record | https://search.library.wisc.edu/catalog/999465327402121 |
| Finding Aid | http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/wiarchives.uw-whs-mil000dn |
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Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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Stella L. Bloch to Lizzie Black Kander
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Sally to Lizzie Black Kander
A note of congratulations to Lizzie Kander from her friend Sally, most likely Sally Birkenwald Sherwin.
Bessie Buckley to Lizzie Black Kander
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Herman Black to Lizzie Black Kander
Lizzie Kander's brother Herman writes to her about the deteriorating condition of their brother, Jacob.
Interview questions and responses, circa 1905-1939
Typed interview questions and with written responses that seem to be in reference to Mrs. Lizzie Black Kander's cookbook, cooking habits, and advice.
