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Gladys Weaver Clip 2: Shopping and Home Delivery

Collection: Gladys Weaver Oral History
Date: Time Period: 1940s; 2013-04-25; Interview recorded: April 25, 2013 Material: Digital audio recording made using Zoom H2 digital recorder and Adobe Soundbooth software. Dimension: Total running time: 00:04:05
Creator: Gladys (Simpkins) Weaver interviewed by Marguerite Luizzo and Barbara Deyoung-Ezell Identifier: aql:16150 weaver_gladys_clip2

Description: Gladys Weaver (nee Simpkins) describes the stores on New York Boulevard (now Guy Brewer Blvd), the main street in Jamaica, Queens in the 1940s. Bread, fish, produce and milk were all delivered by trucks to the neighborhood.

Collection : aql:20455; aql:16083

Creator : Gladys (Simpkins) Weaver interviewed by Marguerite Luizzo and Barbara Deyoung-Ezell

Date : Time Period: 1940s; 2013-04-25; Interview recorded: April 25, 2013

Summary/Description : Gladys Weaver (nee Simpkins) describes the stores on New York Boulevard (now Guy Brewer Blvd), the main street in Jamaica, Queens in the 1940s. Bread, fish, produce and milk were all delivered by trucks to the neighborhood.

Subject : Grocery shopping; Trucks; Small business

Rights : Contact the Archives at Queens Library (718-990-0770) for research and reproduction requests.

Coverage : Locations discussed: Guy Brewer Boulevard, Jamaica, NY Saint Albans (New York, N.Y.) Jamaica (New York, N.Y.) Queens (New York, N.Y.)

Type : Oral history

Format : Digital audio recording made using Zoom H2 digital recorder and Adobe Soundbooth software.; Total running time: 00:04:05

Identifier : aql:16150 weaver_gladys_clip2

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Grocery shopping; Trucks; Small business

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Rights Notice
Contact the Archives at Queens Library (718-990-0770) for research and reproduction requests.


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