Lydia Lopez Allen, Francisco Lopez, Ferman Lopez, and Clemente Mirabel Oral History Interview

Interviewee

Lydia Lopez Allen
Francisco Lopez
Ferman Lopez
Clemente Mirabel

Files

Interviewer

Susan Greenbaum D.

Publisher

University of South Florida Libraries

Date

1994-07-09

Publication Date

2-3-2009

Abstract

Lydia Lopez Allen, her brothers Francisco "Frank" Lopez and Ferman Lopez, and their uncle, Clemente Mirabel, discuss Tampa's Afro-Cuban community and the businesses on Central Avenue. Their relative Frank "Chick" Mirabel was a well-known businessman who owned a bar called Chick's Lounge.

Keywords

African American business enterprises, Florida, Tampa, Cuban Americans, African Americans, History

Description

1 transcript (6 p.)

Subject: topical

African American business enterprises--Florida--Tampa; Cuban Americans--Florida--Tampa; African Americans--Florida; African Americans--History--Florida

Language

English

Type

Text

Genre

Oral histories

Format

Digital only

Notes

Transcript only. Interview conducted July 9, 1994. Interviewed by Susan Greenbaum.

Holding Location

University of South Florida

Collection

Otis R. Anthony African Americans in Florida oral history project

Identifier

A31-00035

Recommended Citation

Allen, Lydia Lopez; Lopez, Francisco; Lopez, Ferman; and Mirabel, Clemente, "Lydia Lopez Allen, Francisco Lopez, Ferman Lopez, and Clemente Mirabel Oral History Interview" (2009). Otis R. Anthony African Americans in Florida Oral History Project. 28.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/otis_anthony_ohp/28