Gladys Howell served as a Professor of Sociology at East Carolina University until the promotion of her husband, John, to chancellor. The Howells lived in the Dail House from 1982 until John's retirement in 1989.
Gladys Howell served as a Professor of Sociology at East Carolina University until the promotion of her husband, John, to chancellor. The Howells lived in the Dail House from 1982 until John's retirement in 1989.
This collection contains transcriptions of oral history interviews conducted by Gladys Howell concerning the Dail House's use as the East Carolina Chancellor's Residence and information about the property history. Interviewees are John Messick, Leo Jenkins, Mrs. W.F. Young, Sam Underwood, and Alex Dail.
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This collection is a part of Record Group 90: Faculty Records.