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Elizabeth Lyttleton Sturz

Director, South Bronx's Argus Learning for Living Center (1917-2010)

  • Fame36.3
  • Momentum4.1
  • Wikipedia97
Lived 1917–2010, aged 93United States
United StatesUnited StatesWritersWriter / Author
  • Era
    1917–2010
    Aged 93
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Updated 2026-06-16

Elizabeth Lyttleton Sturz was an American author, folklorist, and social service founder and innovator. She recorded and interviewed musicians across America with Alan Lomax. She wrote "ballad-operas," or plays for radio. She wrote poems and two books. And, Sturz was the founder and president of Argus Community.

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36.3
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Momentum4.1
Historical2.2
Now attention22.7
Source confidence15.0
Completeness51.0
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