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| Size | 1.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 900 items) |
| Abstract | James A. Felton was an African American author, teacher, counselor, and civic leader in Hertford County, N.C. In the 1960s, he was a founder of the People's Program on Poverty, an African American organization created to study and fight poverty on the grass-roots level in northeastern North Carolina. Felton and his wife, Annie Vaughan Felton, and African American educator, church worker, and community leader, were instrumental in the restoration and establishment of the C. S. Brown Regional Cultural Arts Center and Museum, which opened in Winton, N.C., in 1986. The collection contains correspondence; programs for meetings and events held by educational, religious, and civic organizations; and newspaper clippings describing James A. Felton's civic contributions in Hertford County, N.C. Best documented are activities related to the C. S. Brown Regional Cultural Arts Center and Museum in Winton, N.C., and the People's Program on Poverty. Also included are a short biography of Annie Vaughan Felton and some materials that she collected after her husband's death. Photographs show James A. Felton throughout his adult life with his family, his colleagues, and his students at the Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers Training Center. The sdditions consist of personal and professional papers of James A. Felton and Annie Vaughan Felton, chiefly relating to civic engagements, including the C. S. Brown Regional Cultural Arts Center and Museum, People's Program on Poverty, the North Carolina Family Life Council, and the Montford Point Marine Association, a non profit veterans association. Documents include correspondence, sermons, event programs, photographs, reports, and newsletters. |
| Creator | Felton, James A. (James Andrew), 1919-1994.
Felton, Annie Vaughan. |
| Curatorial Unit | Southern Historical Collection |
| Language | English |
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Biographical Information
James Andrew Felton was born on 6 July 1919 in Hertford, Perquimans County, N.C. After spending almost three years in the United States Marine Corps as a member of the Montford Point Marines, he earned his B.S. from Elizabeth City State Teachers College (now Elizabeth City State University) and his M.A. from North Carolina College at Durham (now North Carolina Central University). He taught in the Greene and Hertford County school systems for 20 years, and, in 1965 he published Fruits of Enduring Faith, a story that dramatizes the human issues behind the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
In the mid-1960s, Felton and Reverend John L. Scott of New Ahoskie Baptist Church formed the People's Program on Poverty, an African American organization created to study and fight poverty on the grass-roots level. Through his work in this program, Felton founded the first Family Training Center in the United States. During this time, he was also actively involved in organizations such as the President's Commission on Rural Poverty, the North Carolina Family Life Council, and a local chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
In 1980, Felton established the C. S. Brown School Auditorium Restoration Association to restore Brown Hall, a building that had been part of the campus of Chowan Academy, an African American school founded in 1886 by Calvin Scott Brown. The C. S. Brown Regional Cultural Arts Center and Museum in Winton, N.C., opened in 1986.
James A. Felton married Annie Vaughan on 3 August 1947. Annie Vaughan was a graduate of Elizabeth City State Teachers College and taught for many years at C.S. Brown School. She was also an active church worker, community leader, and school volunteer. The Feltons had six children: James Andrew, Jr., Keith, Maria, Sharon, Michele, and Camilla. James A. Felton died in Winton, N.C., on 6 October 1994.
For additional information about James A. Felton, see Who's Who Among Black Americans, 1st edition, 1975-1976.
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Scope and Content
The collection consists of materials documenting teacher and community activist James A. Felton's life, focusing on his civic activities and achievements, especially those related to the C. S. Brown Regional Cultural Arts Center and Museum and the People's Program on Poverty. It includes correspondence; programs for meetings and events held by educational, religious, and civic organizations; and newspaper clippings describing Felton's civic contributions in Hertford County, N.C. Also included are a short biography of Annie Vaughan Felton and some materials that she collected after her husband's death. Photographs show James A. Felton throughout his adult life with his family, his colleagues, and his students at the Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers Training Center. The Addition of August 2014 consists of personal and professional papers of James A. Felton and Annie Vaughan Felton, chiefly relating to civic engagments, including the C. S. Brown Cultural Arts Center and Museum, People's Program on Poverty, the North Carolina Family Life Council, and the Montford Point Marines. Documents include correspondence, sermons, event programs, photographs, reports, and newsletters.
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Series 1. Papers, 1938-2003.
Arrangement: alphabetical.
Letters, certificates, programs, and newspaper clippings documenting James A. Felton's civic activities. The papers also include a short biography of Annie Vaughan Felton and some materials that she collected after her husband's death.
The videotapes include a tape of C. S. Brown Cultural Arts Center documentation; a tape of James A. Felton's funeral, 1994; and a tape of the highway dedication for James A. Felton, Winton, N.C., 22 May 1998.
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Series 2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998.
Photographs of James A. Felton throughout his adult life. They show him with his family, his colleagues, and his students at the Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers Training Center. In addition, several photos show the highway dedication and street naming ceremonies honoring Felton after his death.
Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials.
| Image Folder PF-5161/1 |
Photographs: "Restoration of C.S. Brown Cultural Arts Center and Museum, Winton, N.C.," circa 1986 #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/114 images Color photographic prints Images depict both restoration work on building and events tied to renovations. Annie and James Fleton appear in several images. Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/2 |
Photographs: "Highway dedication for Rev. James A. Felton Memorial Highway," circa 1990s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/28 images Color photographic prints |
| Image Folder PF-5161/3 |
Original notes for photographs in PF-5161/4-33 #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/33 pages Printed materials Images appear to have been compiled for presentation and are described in detail in document and on backs of prints. Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/4 |
Photographs: "Rev. James A. Felton, This is Your Life," circa 1980s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/42 images Color photographic prints Original identifier: F2-F3 Includes program from event. Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/5 |
Photograph: "Skinner, Eugene Felton (father), Alina Skinner, Virgilla Felton (mother)," circa 1920-1930s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/51 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: A1 Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/6 |
Photograph: "Mrs. Marioin Morris (former teacher), Geraldine F. Brookfield (sister), James A. Felton, unknown, George W. Felton (father), unknowns," circa 1900-1910s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/61 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: AA1 Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/7 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton (age 21)," circa 1940 #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/71 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: B Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/8 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton (place of birth, Hertford, N.C.)," circa 1950s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/81 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: C Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/9 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton, Marine in Elizabeth City, N.C.," circa 1940s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/91 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: D Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/10 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton, Camp Le June, Jacksonville, N.C.,1943" #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/101 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: E Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/11 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton, Camp Le June, Jacksonville, N.C., 1943" #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/111 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: F Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/12 |
Photograph: "The 92nd Company of Platoon, Rev. James A. Felton (second from left)," circa 1940s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/121 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: G Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/13 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton 1943, Camp Le June, Jacksonville, N.C., Montford Point" #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/131 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: H Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/14 |
Photograph: "Hampton University, where he did further studies," circa 1940-1950s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/141 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: I Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/15 |
Photograph: "Howard University, where he did futher studies in religion," circa 1940-1950s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/151 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: J Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/16 |
Photograph: "North Carolina Central where he earned his masters degree," circa 1940-1950s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/161 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: K Back of image indicates it is Hampton University. Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/17 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton poses," circa 1967 #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/171 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: L Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/18 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton, wife Ann," circa 1980-1990s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/181 image Color photographic prints Original identifier: M Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/19 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton when he visited San Diego, California 1979" #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/191 image Color photographic prints Original identifier: N Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/20 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton, wife Ann in San Diego, California 1979" #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/201 image Color photographic prints Original identifier: O Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/21 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton, wife Ann at home in Winton, N.C.," circa 1980s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/211 image Color photographic prints Original identifier: P Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/22 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton, wife at C.S. Brown Cultural Arts Center, Winton, N.C.," circa 1980s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/221 image Color photographic prints Original identifier: Q Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/23 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton (home in Winton, N.C.)," circa 1980s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/231 image Color photographic prints Original identifier: R Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/24 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton and wife at Smithsonian, Washington D.C.," circa 1980s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/241 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: S Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/25 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton (poses) 1960" #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/251 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: T Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/26 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton (pictured extreme left with his Boy Scout Group) 1958-1959" #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/261 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: U Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/27 |
Photograph: "Ministers Confrence held at Shaw University (1983)" #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/271 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: V Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/28 |
Photograph: "Member of Lodge (Perfect Ashley) Winton, N.C.," circa 1950-1960s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/281 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: W Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/29 |
Photograph: "Member of Lodge (Perfect Ashley) Rev. James A. Felton 4th from the left in first row," circa 1950-1960s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/291 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: X Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/30 |
Photograph: "Vacation Bible School, Winton, N.C. James A. Felton (1957)" #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/301 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: Y Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/31 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton in Rosenwall classsroom at Mill Neck School, Como, N.C.," circa 1960s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/311 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: Z Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/32 |
Photograph: "Grounds of Rosenwall (Mill Neck School) Como, N.C.," circa 1950-1960s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/321 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: Z1 Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/33 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton's mother holding granddaughter Maria," circa 1940s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/331 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: A2 Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/34 |
Photograph: "Rev. James A. Felton, Walace Felton (brother),Eugene Felton (father), George Felton (brother)," circa 1970s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/341 image Black-and-white photographic print Original identifier: A3 Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/35 |
Photograph: "Felton family (1959)" #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/351 image Black-and-white photographic print |
| Image Folder PF-5161/36 |
Photographs: "Seasonal Migrant Farmworkers Association Incorporated. Training Center, Rick Square, N.C.," circa 1970-1980s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/3655 images Black-and-white photographic prints and Color photographic prints Original identifier: 20-55 Described in detail in document and on prints. Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/37 |
Photographs: "Pictures of Peoples' Program on Poverty," circa 1960-1970s #05161, Series: "2. Pictures, late 1930s-1998." PF-5161/377 images Black-and-white photographic prints Original identifier: 56-62 Described in detain in document and on versos. Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
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Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)
Acquisitions Information: Accessions 102083 and 20200224.1
Arrangement: alphabetical.
The Addition of August 2014 consists of personal and professional papers of James A. Felton and Annie Vaughan Felton, chiefly relating to civic engagments, including the C. S. Brown Cultural Arts Center and Museum, People's Program on Poverty, the North Carolina Family Life Council, and the Montford Point Marine Association. Documents include correspondence, sermons, event programs, photographs, reports, and newsletters.
Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials.
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Calvin Scott Brown, 1981-2005 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 2, Folder 11-12Contains scattered administrative material, including agendas, meeting minutes, reports, brochures, newsletters, and material documenting various events hosted by the Calvin Scott Brown Regional Cultural Arts Center and Museum, including programs, clippings, and fliers. |
| Oversize Paper Folder OPF-5161/1 |
Calvin Scott Brown, undated #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" OPF-5161/1 |
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Clippings, 1965-2008 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 2, Folder 13Primarily related to activities of James A. Felton; also included are an obituary for him, 6 October 1994, and an article, 2008, about recipients of a scholarship established in his memory. |
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Correspondence, 1963-1969, 1981, 1991 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 2, Folder 14Includes three unrelated letters from Julius Chambers, one pertaining to the People's Program on Poverty, 1966. Also includes a copy of a letter to Mayor Charles Evers of Fayette, Miss., related to the People's Program on Poverty, 1969. |
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Hammocks Beach Drama Committee, 1968-1970 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 2, Folder 15Contains letters from individuals at the University of North Carolina Institute of Outdoor Drama, including Paul Green and Mark R. Sumner, related to a proposed Hammocks Beach Performing Arts Institute. James A. Felton was a member of the Hammocks Beach Drama Committee. |
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Lorenzo Jones poetry, 1992 and undated #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 2, Folder 16 |
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North Carolina and Choanoke Area Family Life Councils, 1975-1988 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 2, Folder 17Includes notes, bylaws, programs, and a brochure. James A. Felton and Annie Vaughan Felton were involved in these organizations. |
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North Carolina Ministers' Wives and Ministers' Widows Association, 1982, 2002-2010 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 2, Folder 18Includes programs, a report, and a membership directory. |
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North Carolina Teachers' Association and Hertford County Teachers' Association, 1949-1965 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 2, Folder 19Includes scattered programs, a letter, a newsletter, and a certificate of participation. |
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People's Program on Poverty, 1968, 1974 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 2, Folder 20Contains reports and a grant proposal. |
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Recognitions, 1953-1987, 1994 (bulk 1980s) #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 3, Folder 21Awards, certificates, commendations, and tributes received by James A. Felton. |
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Sermons, 1960s-1980s #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 3, Folder 22-23Three folders of sermons delivered by James A. Felton, some typed, many handwritten, most of which are on smaller pieces of paper. |
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Water and road conditions in Halifax and Bertie Counties, 1962-1979 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 3, Folder 24Scattered meeting minutes, meeting notes, and a resolution regarding water and road conditions. |
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Writings, undated #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 3, Folder 25Includes handwritten autobiography of James A. Felton. |
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Montford Point Marines invitation and program for the Certificate of Status and Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony Honoring Sergeant James Andrew Felton, August 2015 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" Box 3, Folder 26Acquisitions Information: Accession 20200224.1. |
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President's Committee on Poverty film, 1967 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" F-5161/1Prepared by James A. Felton and Leon Vaughan; shown in Washington, D.C. |
Image Folder PF-5161/38-40
PF-5161/38PF-5161/39PF-5161/40 |
Photographs: "Montford Point Marines," circa 1940s, 1992 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/38-405 images Black-and-white photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
Image Folder PF-5161/41-44
PF-5161/41PF-5161/42PF-5161/43PF-5161/44 |
Photographs: "People's Program on Poverty," circa 1960-1980s #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/41-4450 images Black-and-white and color photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
Image Folder PF-5161/45-49
PF-5161/45PF-5161/46PF-5161/47PF-5161/48PF-5161/49 |
Photographs: Personal, circa 1940-1980s #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/45-4940 images Black-and-white and color photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/50 |
Photographs: Personal, "Hampton Institute," circa 1939-1946 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/505 images Black-and-white photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/51 |
Photographs: Personal, "Elizabeth City State University," circa 1940-1946 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/515 images Black-and-white photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/52 |
Photographs: Personal, "Howard University," circa 1947 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/525 images Black-and-white photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/53 |
Photographs: Schools, "C.S. Brown," circa 1940s-1970s #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/5315 images Black-and-white and color photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/54 |
Photographs: Schools, "J.C. Smith and C.S. Brown High School Home Economics Department," circa 1960s #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/541 image Black-and-white photographic print Has additional description. Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/55 |
Photographs: Schools, "C.S. Brown restoration," circa 1985 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/5515 images Color photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
| Image Folder PF-5161/72 |
Photographs: Schools, "Buildings on C.S. Brown grounds," circa 1900s #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/724 images Black-and-white photographs(oversize) Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
Image Folder PF-5161/56-57
PF-5161/56PF-5161/57 |
Photographs: Schools, "Zachariah," circa 1985 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/56-574 images Black-and-white photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
Image Folder PF-5161/58-59
PF-5161/58PF-5161/59 |
Photographs: Schools, "Mill Neck," circa 1950s #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/58-5920 images Black-and-white photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
Image Folder PF-5161/60-63
PF-5161/60PF-5161/61PF-5161/62PF-5161/63 |
Photographs: "Family Life Training Center, Rich Square, N.C., Migrant Seasonal Farmworkers Association Training Center," 1976-1987 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/60-6350 images Color photographic prints and Color 35mm slide Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
Image Folder PF-5161/64-65
PF-5161/64PF-5161/65 |
Photographs: "James A. Felton highway dedication," 1998 #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/64-656 images Color photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
Image Folder PF-5161/66-71
PF-5161/66PF-5161/67PF-5161/68PF-5161/69PF-5161/70PF-5161/71 |
Photographs: "Local community," 1950s-1970s #05161, Series: "Papers, 1939-2015 (Additions of August 2014 and August 2015)" PF-5161/66-7115 images Black-and-white and color photographic prints Descriptions in quotation marks were transcribed from original captions or notes found with materials. |
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Processed by: Elise Allison, March 2005
Encoded by: Elise Allison, March 2005
Revisions by: Jodi Berkowitz, September 2015; Nancy Kaiser, February 2020, March 2021.
Since August 2017, we have added ethnic and racial identities for individuals and families represented in collections. To determine identity, we rely on self-identification; other information supplied to the repository by collection creators or sources; public records, press accounts, and secondary sources; and contextual information in the collection materials. Omissions of ethnic and racial identities in finding aids created or updated after August 2017 are an indication of insufficient information to make an educated guess or an individual's preference for identity information to be excluded from description. When we have misidentified, please let us know at wilsonlibrary@unc.edu.
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