Randolph N. Reedy, Early Myrtle Grove History & Pensacola Post Office (1912-1956)

 
Containers:
Item 12B
Scope and content:

Oral history interview with Randolph N. Reedy, Myrtle Grove, Florida, on living conditions, early Post Office history, and Pensacola history.  Undated, possibly 1970s.   Mr. Reedy was born in 1891 and moved to Myrtle Grove as a young man, became a postal carrier and worked for the Pensacola Post Office for over 30 years, including service in World War II.   He passed away March 23, 1984 at age 93.   The original interview was done on a poor quality audiocassette audiotape and transferred to digital form in 2011.   The sound and quality varies considerably.

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Location of this collection:
University Archives and West Florida History Center
11000 University Pkwy
Pensacola
FL
32514
USA