Civil Rights Oral History Bibliography - Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum

Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum
Special Collection, Oral History Interviews

Mailing Address:	2313 Red River St. Austin, TX 78705
Contact person/title:	Harry J. Middleton, director or Tina Houston, supervisory archivist
Telephone:	512-916-5137
Fax number:	512-916-5171
E-mail:	library@johnson.nara.gov
Web site:	http://www.lbjlib.utexas.edu
Hours:	The Reading Room of the library is open for research Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., except for national holidays.
Services/Restrictions:	The Lyndon Baines Johnson Library is open to the public; however, all researchers are requested to notify the supervisory archivist in advance of visits. Each researcher is expected to check on available materials before arriving at the library. Upon arrival, all researchers are briefed about procedures. People are allowed to make photocopies or order photocopies. People can also order copies of tapes and transcripts. Oral history transcripts are also available through interlibrary loan by contacting the LBJ Library archivist. All photocopy and interlibrary loan requests are subject to restrictions. Researchers may bring personal compuers, typewriters, paper and pencil. Researchers may not bring personal photocopiers. More information for researchers is available at the LBJ Web site listed above.

The LBJ Library contains 44 million documents, an extensive audiovisual collection, and oral history interviews with more than 1,000 people. An oral history interview with Nicholas Katzenbach is available for downloading from the LBJ Web site. Adobe software is needed to download the oral history. Interviews pertinent to this bibliography are listed below.