(SIDE "B" OF MRS. DOROTHY MCKELLAR'S INTERVIEW)

 (Ms. Wanza): This is Side "B" of Mrs. Dorothy McKellar's

interview my name is Stephanie Wanza, I'm the interviewer and

today's date is August 4, 1997, we're in Mrs. McKellar's residence.

 Okay, we were on question No. 9, actually question No. 10

which is, how did you choose your new residence?

 (Mrs. McKellar): I said previously that we have a brother who

is a real estate...was a real estate broker and he talked with one

of the doctors, Dr. Lowry and told him that we had to move and we

were thinking about...wondering where we could find a suitable

place and the family would like to stay together as we were

Overtown and he told us about out here in Glennwood Heights or

Brown Sub.

 (Ms. Wanza): Was the neighborhood in your new location

different from or similar to the neighborhood from which you moved?

 (Mrs. McKellar): It was different from the neighborhood where

we were because their were a few Whites...there about three

families of Blacks and all the others were Whites and they moved

within a very short time.

 (Ms. Wanza): Okay, we are going to move on to the next

section which ask questions about your house or apartment being

taken by the state under eminent domain. What year did you move?

 (Mrs. McKellar): We moved in 1948.

 (Mrs. Wanza): Who informed you that you had to move?

 (Mrs. McKellar): I don't know because my parents took care of

that.


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