Home > Items Browse Items (2170 total) Sort by: Title Subject Date Added Patricia Mason Patricia Mason Nathaniel Lee To learn more about Nathaniel Lee and Pee Wee Homes, click here to read an article from Chapel Hill Magazine. Nathaniel Lee Shannon French Shannon French Garrett Penley "I learned the whole organic nature of everything in the world. The soil’s alive. The plant’s alive. There’s an interdependence of everything. You realize that it all of a sudden becomes ecology." - Garrett Penley Garrett Penley Melvin Parrish Melvin Parrish David Parrish David Parrish Bertina Parrish Bertina Parrish Jerry Neville Jerry Neville Equashia Mumeen Equashia Mumeen Michael Jenkins Michael Jenkins Charles Geer Charles Geer Joe Alston Joe, a long-time resident of Northside, is known for the care with which he maintains his yard and the way he looks out for elderly neighbors on Lindsay Street. Joe Alston Kara Baldwin Kara Baldwin Deloris Bynum Deloris Bynum, the oldest of seven siblings, grew up in Chapel Hill and has been here all her life. Her mother worked in the infirmary as a nurse’s aide, and her father was a chef. In high school, Bynum was a member of the cheerleading squad, and she eventually married her high school sweetheart who… Deloris Bynum Carolyn Briggs Carolyn Briggs grew up on S. Merritt Mill road in a two-story rock house. As a child, she walked over a mile to go to elementary school in Northside – no matter if it was raining, snowing, or sleeting. She is a graduate of Lincoln High School and participated in the Civil Rights Movement in Chapel… Carolyn Briggs Amanda Ashley Amanda Ashley grew up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her mother was a home economics teacher, and so she grew up with a strong understanding of nutrition. In the summers, they would sometimes visit her grandmother who had a farm in Georgia, where they enjoyed fresh pecans, corn, and scuppernong… Amanda Ashley Edward Jones Edward Jones Edward Jones - On his family, dealing with discrimination in Chapel Hill, and experiences in the Vietnam War In this interview, Northside resident Edward Jones discusses a wide range of personal and community events that have shaped his life into what he sees it as today. Mr. Jones begins his story by talking about his relatives and their experiences: grandparents who worked and owned a dry-cleaners,… Edward Jones - On his family, dealing with discrimination in Chapel Hill, and experiences in the Vietnam War No More Uncle Tom Chapel Hill Civil Rights image featuring Avery Brewer holding a sign that says "No More Uncle Tom." No More Uncle Tom James Bryan II - On his medical career, faith, and public health Dr. James A. Bryan II, age 86, is currently writing a memoir about his life and medical career. This interview was conducted, while Dr. Bryan is in the process of reflection, to document his memories of Northside residents and their relationships.From 1964 to 2014, Dr. Bryan taught at UNC-Chapel… James Bryan II - On his medical career, faith, and public health James Bryan II James Bryan II 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 Paul Caldwell Paul Caldwell was the first African-American sergeant, lieutenant, and captain of University Police at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is a long time resident of the Northside Neighborhood, and was a police officer for the University for 27 years, beginning as a patrol officer… Paul Caldwell Albert Washington "[My son] went in the Navy first, and when he came out of the Navy, he went to work for us. And I would put him on the hardest thing on the job, and that’s why he’s such a brick mason, such a good mason. Every corner or curve that I had, I would put him on." - Albert Washington Albert Washington Previous Page ... 62 63 64 65 66 ... Next Page
