Jewish Heritage Collection: Oral History Interview with Carolee Rosen Fox


Title:
Jewish Heritage Collection: Oral History Interview with Carolee Rosen Fox
Date:
1997
Interviewee:
Fox, Carolee Rosen, 1930-2009
Description:
Carolee Rosen Fox, born and raised in Asheville, North Carolina, relates some of her Charleston family history. Her maternal great-grandparents, Caroline Goldstein and Isaac Belitzer, lived at 344 East Bay Street in Charleston, South Carolina. Carolee describes the home, known as the John Falls Walker House. It was passed down in the family to her great-aunt Gertrude Belitzer who, in turn, left it to the interviewee’s mother, Selina Leidloff, daughter of Blanche Belitzer and photographer Herman Leidloff. The house, featured in the Historic American Building Survey collection in the Library of Congress, was torn down in 1961. Carolee briefly discusses how her mother, Selina, met her father, Abe Rosen, a New York dress manufacturer.
Collection Title:
Jewish Heritage Collection Oral Histories
Contributing Institution:
College of Charleston Libraries
Media Type:
Oral Histories
Preferred Citation:
Carolee Rosen Fox, audio interview by Michael Samuel Grossman, 7 August 1997, Mss 1035-160, Special Collections, College of Charleston, Charleston, SC, USA.
Topical Subject:
Historic buildings--South Carolina--Charleston and Jews--South Carolina--Charleston--Interviews
Geographic Subject:
South Carolina
S.C. County:
Charleston County (S.C.)
Language:
English
Shelving Locator:
Mss 1035-160
Date Digital:
2018-02-06
Digitization Specifications:
Mp3 derivative audio created with Audacity software. Archival masters are wav files.
Internet Media Type:
audio/mpeg
Copyright Status Statement:
Copyright © Jewish Heritage Collection
Access Statement:
All rights reserved.
Access Information:
For more information, contact Special Collections, College of Charleston Libraries, 66 George Street, Charleston SC 29424.
Admin ID:
220841

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