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Tag
Oral
History
-
Anthony
Tony
Lord
395
Title
Lord
,
Anthony
Tony
Oral History Identifier
Number
OH-VOA
L67
An
Collection URL
http://toto.lib.unca.edu/findingaids/oralhistory/VOA/I_M/Lord_A.html
Creator Interviewee
Anthony
Tony
Lord
Creator Interviewer
Dorothy
Joynes
Date of Interview
1993-01-18
Interview Location
267 Flint St., Asheville, NC
Date Digital
2005-06-20
Subject
Keyword
:
Architecture
;
Asheville
Buncombe
Library
System
;
UNC
Asheville
;
Sondley
Collection
;
Tree
and
Greenway
Commission
;
Quality
Forward
;
Six
Associates
LCSH
:
Lord
,
Anthony
(Tony)
,
1900-1993
Asheville
(N.C.)
--
History
Libraries
and
community
--
North
Carolina
Architecture
--
North
Carolina
Description
Abstract
:
Anthony
Lord
describes
his
career
as an
architect
in
Asheville
. He also
discusses
his
involvement
with the
Asheville-Buncombe
Library
System
Board
of
Trustees
,
which
began
with his
appointment
in
1945
. He
describes
the
old
Pack
Memorial
Public
Library
, its
lack
of
space
and his
push
for the
larger
building
on
Haywood
Street
. He
describes
the
Sondley
Collection
and a
stipulation
in the
document
willing
it
to the
library
which
reserved
it
for the
use
of
well-conducted
,
non-smoking
,
white
people
. The will
eventually
was
broken
.
Lord
describes
how the
first
library
branch
was for
Asheville's
black
residents
. He
notes
that
desegregation
changed
this
system
.
Lord
describes
his
urging
of
city
officials
to
plant
trees
in
downtown
Asheville
and to
save
existing
trees
when
new
construction
occurred
. His
1945
donation
of
two
trees
for
Pritchard
Park
led
eventually
to the
formation
of the
city's
Tree
Commission
,
which
worked
with
civic
groups
and
utility
companies
. He
discusses
the
Asheville
Art
Museum's
1984
show
of his
watercolors
,
ironwork
and
architecture
.
Publisher
D
.
H
.
Ramsey
Library
Special
Collections
,
University
of
North
Carolina
Asheville
Contributors
Lord
,
Anthony
Tony
Type
Sound
;
Text
;
Image
Format
10-page
abstract
;
2
90-minute
audiocassettes
and
2
copies
;
5
color
photographs
;
newspaper
articles
and
brochures
Source
Voices
of
Asheville
Oral
History
Collection
Language
English
Coverage-Temporal
1930's-1993
Coverage-Spatial
Asheville
,
NC
Rights-Access Rights
No
restrictions
:
Copyright
retained
by the
authors
of
certain
items
in the
collection
or their
descendents
, as
stipulated
by
United
States
copyright
law
Date Acquired
1998
Relation
SHRC
Henry
Irven
Gaines
Oral
History
;
VOA
John
Bridges
Oral
History
;
VOA
Mary
Parker
Oral
History
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