THE HISTORIC BUILDINGS OF THE 100 BLOCK OF NORTH GREENWOOD AVENUE REPRESENT THE AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN THE CITY FROM 1900 THROUGH TO THE PRESENT FOR MANY, THE STORY OF GREENWOOD IS ONLY ONE OF SUPPRESSED HISTORY SHAPED BY THE TRAGEDIES OF THE 1921 TULSA MASSACRE RIOTS, BUT FOR ITS THOUSANDS OF RESIDENTS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS, THE HISTORICAL RECORD IS BOTH GEOGRAPHICALLY WIDER AND HISTORICALLY CONTINUOUS THIS EDUCATIONAL PROJECT LINKS GREENWOOD, THE BLACK TOWNSHIPS AND THE YOUNGER GENERATION THROUGH ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEWS THAT FOCUS ON THE WAYS IN WHICH GREENWOOD WAS LINKED TO THE BLACK TOWNSHIPS ECONOMIC, FAMILY, ROMANTIC, POLITICAL BY ILLUSTRATING CONNECTIVITY THROUGH STORYTELLING THE APPLICANT IS PROVIDING 4,336 IN ADDITIONAL FUNDING