Ann Cottrell Free: Oral Histories

• Animal Advocates Oral History Project, Oral History Interview with Ann Cottrell Free, Telling Their Story is All I Can Do.  
  
  

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• Washington Press Club Foundation, The Eleanor Roosevelt Press Conferences: A videotaped group interview with Ann Cottrell Free, Frances Lide, Ruth Montgomery, Malvina Stephenson, May 22, 1989 in Washington, D.C. 
  
  

• The personal oral history of Ann Cottrell Free, 1998. Requests to quote from the transcript should be sent to FlyingFoxPress@gmail.com
  
  

• Oral histories of Ann Cottrell Free are available online through the oral history collection of the National Press Club.
  
  
• Covering World War II Washington interview by Tomas Dinges, April 13, 1994.
  
  
• December 17, 1947 ABC News radio interview transcript of "Headline Edition: Microphone from Berlin" with journalists Ann Cottrell and Verna Feuerhelm, discussing their trip around the world.