Autobiographical accounts of former slaves compiled in the 1930s by the Federal Writers Project of the Works Progress Administration.

Alabama Slave Narratives contains a folk history of slavery in the United States from Interviews with former Alabama slaves.

Slaves an dInformants interviewed by Maude Barragan, Edith Bell Love, Ruby Lorraine Radford etc. Telfair, Georgia Thomas, Cordelia Thomas, Ike Toombs, Jane Mickens Town, Phil Upson, Neal Van Hook, John F. Vinson, Addie Virgel, Emma Walton, Rhodus Ward, William Washington, Lula Willbanks, Green Williamson, Eliza Willingham, Frances Willis, Adeline Willis, Uncle Winfield, Cornelia Womble, George Wright, Henry Young, Dink Walton Adeline Eugene Mary Rachel Laura Matilda Easter Carrie Malinda Amelia Ellen Campbell Rachel Sullivan Eugene Wesley Smith Willis Bennefield Uncle Willis Emmaline Heard Rosa and Jasper Millegan Camilla Jackson Anna Grant Emmaline Heard Richmond County Folklore Conjuration Folk Remedies and Superstitions Mistreatment of Slaves Slavery Work, Play, Food, Clothing, Marriage, etc.