Home > Items Browse Items (2170 total) Sort by: Title Subject Date Added Makla Thompson Makla Thompson Makla at Youth Cypher Makla at Youth Cypher Major Geer Major Geer Major Geer Major Geer Maggie West Listening Maggie West Listening Mae McLendon - On motherhood and attending UNC “I was a member of the Black Student Movement. It was like a year old when I got there so I was very active in that. I was the off-campus minister. We would go to the football games and not stand for the national anthem…as a form of protest.” - Mae McLendonr In this interview, Mae McLendon sits down… Mae McLendon - On motherhood and attending UNC Mae McLendon Mae was born in the little town of Red Springs, NC. Her mother moved her “kicking and screaming” to Orange County in 1964. She now cannot imagine living anywhere else. She was educated in the Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools. She earned a B.A. in Sociology and a Master of Social Work from UNC-… Mae McLendon Mackenzie Response Mackenzie Response Mack Foushee This interview is part of an oral history project called Southern Communities: Listening for a Change: Mighty Tigers--Oral HIstories of Chapel Hill's Lincoln High School. The interviewes were conducted from 2000-2001, by Bob Gilgor, with former teachers, staff, and students from Chapel Hill, N.C.'s… Mack Foushee Mack Foushee Mack Foushee M&N Grill "The M and N Grill...was owned by, my uncle Charlie and Robert Nicks, who were brothers in laws. I don’t know how they got along...The M and N Grill was the hangout for the Blacks in Chapel Hill. Especially on Saturday night after a big football game." - David Mason "It was a stop off place going… M&N Grill Lucile McDougle This interview is part of an oral history project called Southern Communities: Listening for a Change: Mighty Tigers--Oral HIstories of Chapel Hill's Lincoln High School. The interviewes were conducted from 2000-2001, by Bob Gilgor, with former teachers, staff, and students from Chapel Hill, N.C.'s… Lucile McDougle Lucile McDougle Lucile McDougle Louise Felix - The Campbell boys (clip) Louise Felix: Out of the boys, four. Kathryn Wall: All four boys. Do you know the names of all four boys? I know you said your Uncle Handy. Louise Felix: Uncle Leo, Uncle George, and Uncle Bill Kathryn Wall: Okay. And did any of their sons go into building with them? Louise Felix: No, after they… Louise Felix - The Campbell boys (clip) Louise Felix - Quality of work (clip) Louise Felix: I think my grandaddy what they were saying, you would need to ask Peter. I think he built every rock house when he was coming up there, except the one on Merritt Mill Road Road with his sons and things. Down there in front of Lincoln Center that house across the street, the rock house.… Louise Felix - Quality of work (clip) Louise Felix - Praise for work (clip) Louise Felix: I know when the man came from State to do the job and I went over there across the street and I was talking to him and he said, I was telling him about how my grandaddy built the school. And he said, “What?” And I said, “Yeah he and all of his sons.” And he told me to come around there… Louise Felix - Praise for work (clip) Louise Felix - On work (clip) Louise Felix - On work (clip) Louise Felix - On her family's history in construction and her relationships "I’m a people person, you know that, I love people. And I love to talk." - Louise Felix In this interview, Mrs. Felix exudes warmth and happiness. She highlights her family’s deep history of construction. Beginning with the Hargraves Community Center and continuing on throughout Chapel Hill and… Louise Felix - On her family's history in construction and her relationships Louise Felix - On domestic work (clip) Louise Felix - On domestic work (clip) Louise Felix - Buildings Constructed by John Wesley Campbell (clip) Louise Felix: My grandfather built the Hargraves Center and in 1924 he built Northside School and in Carrboro on Graham Street, he built those two rock houses over there. His son lived in one, he and his son, they did all the rock work themselves. So, we lived on Graham Street, 215. We lived on… Louise Felix - Buildings Constructed by John Wesley Campbell (clip) Louise Felix Louise Felix Louise Felix Louise Felix Louis Wijnberg - On family and education Louis Wijnberg was born in Holland in 1922. The interview begins with an overview of his extended family, all Jewish, and what happened to them during the Nazi occupation. A few were able to escape capture due to spectacular acts of bravery including going in to hiding and escaping via ship to… Louis Wijnberg - On family and education Louis Wijnberg - On Europe during and after World War II This interview is part of the Marian Cheek Jackson Center’s History Potluck Series. In this interview, Mr. Wijnberg shares photos and documents from his life. He begins by sharing photos taken at the end of World War II while he was still in Europe. He also shares documents he received from the… Louis Wijnberg - On Europe during and after World War II Previous Page ... 38 39 40 41 42 ... Next Page
