Gideon Fryer

19th, Administrative Non-Commissioned Officer, advertisement, Alcoa Highway, alcohol, architecture, army, assembly room, Asylum Avenue, barber, Barracks, beauty shops, beer joints, Bijou Theater, birds, Booth Theater, burlesque, burned, by-laws, Cantonal Hospital in Gruyere, cards, Chattanooga WVU, City Hall, clothes, Coalition of Nashville Colleges, Cold War, Columbia University, community, Community Check, concrete umbrellas, Courthouse, Cumberland, Daily Beacon, Design Center, Dewhirst, doves, East Tennessee Education Association, fashionable, fish, food, Fort Sanders, fraternity, fresh, fruit, Gay Street, graduate, greenery, hardware, historic district, historic preservation, holly, horse, Iranian, Lausanne, liquor, Martha Washington, meat, meetings, Methodist, Middle Tennessee, Miller's, Montreux, Mormon missionaries, movie, NCO, Negro, New York, newspaper, non-profit, non-segregationist, nuts, October Sky, Old City, Orange and White, organization, Philadelphia, private, produce, prostitution, public housing, pumpkins, quail, rabbits, Regas, restoration, Rittenhouse Square, river, Roxy, S.H. George, scene, School of Social Work, segregation, Service Hotel, shelter, sherriff, Slum clearance, smell, social work, sociology, squirrels, stairs, suitcases, Sullivan's Saloon, survey, Switzerland, Tennessee Theater, tenure, tobacco, trucks, Tupelo Honey, undergraduate, Union Avenue, unions, United Way, University, University of New Mexico, upstairs, urban renewal, UT, vegetables, vendors, Victorian, Walnut Street, west side, West Towne Mall, whores, woods, World War II, World's Fair

Fryer, Gideon, 1921- (interviewee) and Teston, Liz (interviewer), “Gideon Fryer,” KNOXVILLE ORAL HISTORIES, accessed May 3, 2024, https://knoxhistories.org/cms/items/show/28.