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Footage of the Atlantic City neighborhood, which is in the process of being redeveloped for the expansion of Norfolk General Hospital and to implement the Hampton Roads highway plan. Footage has no sound. B-roll/outtake footage. 0:00:48

"Newsmakers" holiday special on the history of twentieth century of Norfolk, using archival WTAR news footage. Footage includes old East Main Street, the Gaiety Theatre, Norfolk redevelopment, John F. Kennedy's campaign visit, Oyster Bowl Parade, Ash Wednesday Storm of 1962, and the Little Creek to Kiptopeke Ferry. Some footage does not have sound. Archival footage containing interview with East Main Street bar owner at the end of the special. 0:29:59

First part of outtake footage from a "Newsmakers" segment about the new redevelopment taking place in Downtown Norfolk and Ghent. Compilation of B-roll/outtake footage. Sound goes in and out through the footage. 0:19:07

Second part of outtake footage from a "Newsmakers" segment about the new redevelopment taking place in Downtown Norfolk and Ghent. Compilation of B-roll/outtake footage. Sound goes in and out through the footage. 0:12:58

Compilation of outtake footage regarding urban redevelopment in areas throughout Norfolk which include the demolition of old buildings on East Main Street, Brambleton Avenue, the Route 58 expansion near Norfolk General Hospital and the Portsmouth Tunnel, the construction of the Golden Triangle Hotel, and the building of the City Hall and Jail Complex. Footage from the construction of the Chesapeake-Bay Bridge Tunnel and vintage photos of Norfolk at the turn of the century are also featured. Footage has no sound. B-roll/outtake footage. 0:29:39

Footage of the ceremony marking the opening of the new Norfolk City Hall. The new building which is part of Downtown Norfolk redevelopment, is eleven stories tall and was designed by Vincent Kling & Associates of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Footage has no sound. B-roll/outtake footage. 0:00:21

Footage of redevelopment in downtown Norfolk, with new roads and construction. Footage has no sound. B-roll/outtake footage. 0:00:47

Tidewater Viewpoint segment on the redevelopment of Downtown Norfolk, which includes an interview with Lawrence M. Cox, Executive Director of the Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority, and a ceremony to start the redevelopment. 0:21:51

Compilation of footage regarding redevelopment, port activity, and road construction (Waterfront Drive) in Downtown Norfolk. Lawrence M. Cox, Executive Director of the Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority along with others, explain the planned projects. Compilation of outtake/B-roll footage. 0:24:17

Tidewater Viewpoint segment on the master traffic plan for the Downtown Norfolk area. A possible new civic center for Norfolk and riverfront development, is also discussed. 0:08:05

Tidewater Viewpoint segment about slum conditions in Norfolk, Virginia. Lawrence M. Cox, Executive Director of the Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority, is interviewed in this segment. Segment seems to start in the middle. It is possible that this could be outtake footage. Segment abruptly ends at 2:54. 0:02:54

Clifford Lowell Adams, Professor Emeritus of Old Dominion University, served from 1958-1979 as a Physics professor, department chair (1958-68), Executive Director of the Research Foundation, and Assistant Provost for Research and Sponsored Programs. He was born January 28, 1915 in Knox County, Indiana and died in 1999. The interview discusses the development of the Physics Department, the Research Foundation, "Kaufman Mall," and Adams's many local civic activities.

Clifford Lowell Adams, Professor Emeritus of Old Dominion University, served from 1958-1979 as a Physics professor, department chair (1958-68), Executive Director of the Research Foundation, and Assistant Provost for Research and Sponsored Programs. He was born January 28, 1915 in Knox County, Indiana and died in 1999. The interview discusses the development of the Physics Department, the Research Foundation, "Kaufman Mall," and Adams's many local civic activities.

Footage of slum clearance in the Downtown area of Norfolk and the construction of the Young Park (Terrace) housing project. Footage has no sound. B-roll/outtake footage. 0:00:45

Footage of a Triumph motorcycle shop being demolished for the redevelopment of Downtown Norfolk. The newly constructed Young Park (Terrace) housing project is seen in the background. Footage has no sound. B-roll/outtake footage. 0:00:33

Inter-office correspondence discussing construction site options for a new Park Place Community Center and replacement for Monroe Elementary School.

Report detailing various future construction projects in Norfolk neighborhoods, as well as possible a new Park Place Community Center and replacement for Monroe Elementary School.

Report listing various construction and improvement projects for Norfolk Public Schools. Projects include a elementary school for the Ghent area, an addition to Ingleside Elementary School, land acquisition for a replacement for Monroe Elementary, and a occupational skills center.

Meeting minutes detailing the selection of capital improvement projects in Norfolk to be submitted for the U. S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) under the provisions of the Local Public Works Employment Act of 1976. Projects include a new elementary school for the Ghent area and an addition for Ingleside Elementary School.

Clifford Lowell Adams, Professor Emeritus of Old Dominion University, served from 1958-1979 as a Physics professor, department chair (1958-68), Executive Director of the Research Foundation, and Assistant Provost for Research and Sponsored Programs. He was born January 28, 1915 in Knox County, Indiana and died in 1999. The interview discusses the development of the Physics Department, the Research Foundation, "Kaufman Mall," and Adams's many local civic activities.There were originally 4 audio cassette tapes. Because tape #4 had a malfunction near the end of the tape, the rest of the interview was not able to be transcribed. The entire tape #4 could not be digitized. 2:57:13