Home > Items Browse Items (2170 total) Sort by: Title Subject Date Added Louis Wijnberg In this second interview, Louis Wijnberg discusses his war experience at length including a very painful story related to a fellow soldier. He also tells of his relationship with fellow soldiers with different backgrounds and his difficulty in making friendships. Another major theme is his… Louis Wijnberg Louis Wijnberg Born in Holland in 1922 to a Jewish family, Louis Wijnberg and his twin managed to arrive in America before the German occupation of The Netherlands. While in America, he experienced a difficult upbringing away from his family who he did not fully realize at the time were enduring their own struggle… Louis Wijnberg Lorie Clark - On A.D. Clark Pool (clip) Describes her gratitude for the pool, which is named after her great uncle, Uncle Dot. Lorie Clark - On A.D. Clark Pool (clip) Lorie Clark Lorie Clark Loretta Perry Loretta Perry Listening Station for the Facing Our Neighbors project Listening Station for the Facing Our Neighbors project Listening Station Listening Station Linda Carver's Statement Linda Carver's Statement Linda Carver Response Linda Carver Response Linda Carver - I Used to Sit at the Counter (clip) Linda Carver: We trusted him. So when, during Civil Rights, we found out that he was so racist. It was just such a shock. And when we were little, my father, he and my father were good friends. And so we could go into his drug store and he would say, you know, “Ah, y’all could sit there”. You know,… Linda Carver - I Used to Sit at the Counter (clip) Linda Carver Linda Carver Linda Carver "So when you’re in your communities and you’re going through black neighborhoods, it was like you were in a whole different world. So it was like, racism didn’t affect you when you were going through your neighborhood." - Linda Carver Linda Carver Linda Brown, Keith Edwards, and James Foushee Linda Brown, Keith Edwards, and James Foushee Linda and Terry Carver - On integration, race in Chapel Hill, and medical access The interview includes discussions about growing up in Chapel Hill during the Civil Rights era and highlights traits of early Chapel Hill life for African American families prior to integration. Both discuss the availability of medical facility access for blacks, how the community operated as a… Linda and Terry Carver - On integration, race in Chapel Hill, and medical access Lincoln Park "Then we moved out to Lincoln Park, name of the subdivision. We were sort of like the Hillbillies. When you turned on the hot water, it scared us, especially me. Getting used to these things. But all the good things went away, like homemade biscuits. In the old house, Momma used to cook homemade… Lincoln Park Lincoln Hospital "...I was doing a part-time job at Lincoln Hospital where I was taking x-rays from one hospital to another...It was $7.50 every two weeks. And I would stop by after school in the afternoon, and I would go in the lab. They would give me several x-rays, and bus fare, and I would go from Lincoln… Lincoln Hospital Lincoln High Silhouette, composed by Julie Mao Lincoln High Silhouette, composed by Julie Mao, inspired by an interview with David Mason Jr., held in the Jackson Center Oral History Trust Lincoln High Silhouette, composed by Julie Mao Lincoln High School Alma Mater This is the lyrics to the Lincoln High School alma mater, set to the tune of Finlandia Hymn. Scan courtesy of Mrs. Pat Jackson Lincoln High School Alma Mater Lincoln High School “What we had students don’t get now as easily. There’s something missing now for many of the kids…when I attended Lincoln there were Black role models around me everywhere…there were Black people around you, which you always had a sense of family, and a sense of community, a sense of safety, and a… Lincoln High School Lincoln High Marching Band. Lincoln High Marching Band. Lincoln High Football Team. Lincoln High Football Team. Lincoln High Band The Lincoln High Band earned an A rating in the State Festival in 1949. Lincoln High Band Lincoln Center Located at 750 S. Merritt Mill Road, Lincoln Center is an administrative building of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools. From 1951-1966, the building was home to Lincoln High School, the school serving Black students in the school system. The campus currently houses an alternative high school… Lincoln Center Lillie Edwards and Juanita Washington - On food and cooking Lillie recounts on her first experiences with cooking bread as a young girl. She was the designated cook of the family. She also talks about her mother’s cooking style since her mother does not use standard recipes to cook. Juanita speaks about Mama Dip (her aunt) being the head cook in her family.… Lillie Edwards and Juanita Washington - On food and cooking Previous Page ... 39 40 41 42 43 ... Next Page
