Oral History Interview with Hatcher, Ted

From Mattatuck Museum

Theodore Hatcher (associated with)

February 10 1998 (Date manufactured/created)

Ted Hatcher was interviewed by Maxine Watts on 02/10/1998 for the African American Oral History Project. In his interview he speaks about how his family migrated to Waterbury, life in Waterbury, and the many organizations he was a member of. Hatcher was a member of the NAACP branch in Waterbury since the 1940s, he was on the board of the Pearl Street Neighborhood House, and he was a Mason. Because of his involvement with the Pearl Street Neighborhood House, he speaks at length about Leila Alexander, the first director of the house and local community activist.

African American History Project. M-67. Max R. Traurig Library and Archive, Mattatuck Museum.

Accession/ID Number M67.Hatcher.1998-02-10