Abstract

Leroy Cowans moved from Columbus to Cleveland as a young child in the late 1930s, living first in the Central area and then in Glenville. During World War II, he lived in a foster home while his mother worked long hours in a factory. He discusses life on Cleveland’s east side in the 1940s-60s as well as the Glenville uprising of 1968.

Interviewee

Cowans, Leroy (Interviewee)

Interviewer

Downer, Nick (Interviewer)

Project

Cedar Central

Date

3-25-2013

Document Type

Oral History

Duration

53 minutes

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