The Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History at the University of Kentucky is internationally recognized for its outstanding collection of over 8,000 oral history interviews. The Program concentrates on twentieth century Kentucky history with an emphasis on political history, Appalachia, Kentucky writers, and agriculture. Other topics include black history, University of Kentucky history, the history of broadcasting, the history of sports, Kentucky medical history, World War II and Vietnam. Current projects include the From Combat to Kentucky and Quest for the Perfect Bourbon oral history projects.
For questions, contact the Nunn Center director, Doug Boyd. Follow Current Nunn Center activities on Twitter and Facebook, check out the Nunn Center blog, "Saving Stories," listen to the Podcast or subscribe to the Nunn Center YouTube Channel.
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