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"The Photographers Remember" Oral History
Videotaped oral history group discussion entitled "The Photographers Remember." This private event, which marked the opening of the Museum's "The Photographers and the Evidence" camera display, featured brief recollections from Patsy Paschall, James and Tina Towner, Jack W. Daniel, F. Mark Bell, Marilyn Willis, Bert Shipp, Orville Nix, Jr., Barbara Young, Frances Bronson, and Charlette Bronson Laughlin.Program was recorded in the Dallas County Commissioners Courtroom on November 22, 1996 and was moderated by Dr. Marian Ann Montgomery. The program is twenty-one minutes long.
"The Photographers Remember" Oral History
11/22/1996
Eyewitnesses
Photographer
Oral histories
Interviews
Young, Barbara
Towner, Tina
Nix, Orville Jr.
Towner, Jim
Shipp, Bert
Paschall, Patsy
Daniel, Jack W.
Laughlin, Charlette Bronson
Bell, Mark
Bronson, Frances
Montgomery, Dr. Marian Ann
Willis, Marilyn
Dallas
Motorcade Spectators (OHC)
Dealey Plaza Eyewitnesses (OHC)
Betacam SP
Duration: 21 Minutes
Oral History Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
1996.055.0024
In addition to this short group discussion in 1996, previous and subsequent videotaped oral history interviews were recorded by The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza with all participants, except for F. Mark Bell, Marilyn Willis, and Charlette Bronson Laughlin. Videotaped interviews were recorded with Patsy Paschall (5/17/1997), James and Tina Towner (3/30/1996), Jack W. Daniel (2/11/1997), Bert Shipp (11/17/1992), Orville Nix, Jr. (8/15/2002), and Frances Bronson with Barbara Young (8/14/1996). In addition, Tina Towner Pender, Jack W. Daniel, and Orville Nix, Jr. participated in subsequent Museum programs. As of summer 2022, six of the speakers are known to have passed away: Marilyn Willis, James Towner, Jack W. Daniel, Bert Shipp, Frances Bronson, and F. Mark Bell. Although unfortunately brief, this the only known occasion that so many Dealey Plaza photographers gathered together for a videotaped conversation. This private event was recorded shortly before the Museum's Legacy 1996 program with Richard B. Stolley (see 1996.055.0023). -- Stephen Fagin, Curator
"The Photographers Remember" Oral History
Videotaped oral history group discussion entitled "The Photographers Remember." This private event, which marked the opening of the Museum's "The Photographers and the Evidence" camera display, featured brief recollections from Patsy Paschall, James and Tina Towner, Jack W. Daniel, F. Mark Bell, Marilyn Willis, Bert Shipp, Orville Nix, Jr., Barbara Young, Frances Bronson, and Charlette Bronson Laughlin.Program was recorded in the Dallas County Commissioners Courtroom on November 22, 1996 and was moderated by Dr. Marian Ann Montgomery. The program is twenty-one minutes long.
"The Photographers Remember" Oral History
11/22/1996
Eyewitnesses
Photographer
Oral histories
Interviews
Young, Barbara
Towner, Tina
Nix, Orville Jr.
Towner, Jim
Shipp, Bert
Paschall, Patsy
Daniel, Jack W.
Laughlin, Charlette Bronson
Bell, Mark
Bronson, Frances
Montgomery, Dr. Marian Ann
Willis, Marilyn
Dallas
Motorcade Spectators (OHC)
Dealey Plaza Eyewitnesses (OHC)
Betacam SP
Duration: 21 Minutes
Oral History Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
1996.055.0024
In addition to this short group discussion in 1996, previous and subsequent videotaped oral history interviews were recorded by The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza with all participants, except for F. Mark Bell, Marilyn Willis, and Charlette Bronson Laughlin. Videotaped interviews were recorded with Patsy Paschall (5/17/1997), James and Tina Towner (3/30/1996), Jack W. Daniel (2/11/1997), Bert Shipp (11/17/1992), Orville Nix, Jr. (8/15/2002), and Frances Bronson with Barbara Young (8/14/1996). In addition, Tina Towner Pender, Jack W. Daniel, and Orville Nix, Jr. participated in subsequent Museum programs. As of summer 2022, six of the speakers are known to have passed away: Marilyn Willis, James Towner, Jack W. Daniel, Bert Shipp, Frances Bronson, and F. Mark Bell. Although unfortunately brief, this the only known occasion that so many Dealey Plaza photographers gathered together for a videotaped conversation. This private event was recorded shortly before the Museum's Legacy 1996 program with Richard B. Stolley (see 1996.055.0023). -- Stephen Fagin, Curator