Consumers Cooperative of Berkeley: its founding and philosophy; oral history interview with Catherine Best Nollenberger
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Title: Consumers Cooperative of Berkeley: its founding and philosophy; oral history interview with Catherine Best Nollenberger
Dates: 1979
Collection Number: OH--Nollenberger
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Extent: 1 v. (iv, 34 l. : port. ; 29 cm.)
Repository:
Berkeley Historical Society
Berkeley, California 94704
Abstract: Nollenberger's role in the early years of Berkeley coop.
Language of Material: English
The collection is open for research.
Copyright is held by the Berkeley Historical Society. Permission to publish should be addressed to the Oral History Committee
of the society.
Consumers Cooperative of Berkeley: its founding and philosophy; oral history interview with Catherine Best Nollenberger.
Berkeley Historical Society
Interview conducted by Herbert Maccoby
Biography/Administrative History
Interview conducted by Herbert Maccoby. Cassette tapes shelved as 1978.025.12.
Scope and Content of Collection
Covers the founding of the Berkeley co-op movement, Finns in the movement, her role, political philosophy of the movement,
stores outside Berkeley, outreach programs, and administration.