Code,915004
Subject,Ruth Kymon
Date,6/22/12
Interviewer,Kelsey Smith
Abstract,Abstract: Ruth Kymon talks about her experience doing the initial survey for the Ludlow neighborhood through Case Western Reserve University. She then talks about her experience in the civil rights movement in Cleveland where she taught in a church the day they closed Cleveland public schools.
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0,College years and coming back to Cleveland Heights
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2,Going toWestern Reserve University
3,Introduced to the Ludlow project
4,Door to door
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6,Responses to the survey
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9,A second Master's degree
10,Hesitation at doing the survey
11,Getting Ludlow on the National Register
12,the Stokes and going to Israel
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14,Civil rights in Cleveland
15,"""We Shall Overcome"""
16,Supporting Carl Stokes
17,Marching in New York for an unknown cause
18,Coming to Shaker
19,Jack Byloski house
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21,"His first house, he had free reign"
22,Interest in art
23,Metal art precious metal clay
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25,Looking for a place without steps
26,Mother's reaction to the lack of steps
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