Family background, youth in Nebraska, early years of marriage, 1924-1956; life in Berkeley as faculty wife and mother, 1956-1964; tumultuous times, Berkeley in the sixties; reflections on the seventies, retirement, and recent times.
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Beverly Hancock Bouwsma: Observer of Campus and Community Culture
Berkeley Department of History Faculty Wife
1956-2001
Note
Bouwsma, Beverly Hancock. "Beverly Hancock Bouwsma: Observer of Campus and Community Culture
Berkeley Department of History Faculty Wife
1956-2001." Interview by Anne Lage in 2001. Oral History Center, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, 2008. Interview date(s) 2001
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