Brenda Taylor Rosario Interview, 14 April 2010

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Reverend Brenda Taylor Rosario talks about her childhood growing up in the Central Neighborhood, and her family connections with the community. Rosario has worked with the city of Cleveland in cleaning up the neighborhood since the 1970s, and now is heading the community orchard being built on East61st and Quincy Avenue.

Participants: Rosario, Brenda Taylor (interviewee) / Chaloux, Jennifer (interviewer)
Collection: Re-Imagining Cleveland
Institutional Repository: Cleveland Regional Oral History Collection

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