(Photograph copyright 2020 by Dan Routh)
Spencer Shops. North Carolina Transportation Museum. Spencer, North Carolina.
At the Museum
Category: History
February 01, 1960
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Woolworth lunch counter. Greensboro, North Carolina. Sixty years ago today four black NC A&T University students sat down at the white’s only lunch counter and spearheaded the civil rights movement in America. Image is of three of the Greensboro Four and the son of the fourth on the morning of the opening of the International Civil Rights Museum.
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Red caboose. North Carolina Transportation Museum. Spencer Shops. Spencer, North Carolina,
Depot
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Train depot. Hamlet, North Carolina.
Old Mill of Guilford
(Photograph copyright 2019 by Dan Routh0
Water powered grist mill near Oak Ridge, North Carolina.
Rocky
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Rocky is a Pineywoods bull, a heritage breed of cattle descended from those introduced into the United States by early Spanish settlers. Ozark Akerz Farm, near Coleridge, North Carolina.
Red Paint
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Old Time Threshers’ Reunion. Denton, North Carolina.
Watching the Horses Working
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Southeast Old Time Threshers’ Reunion. Denton. North Carolina.
Threshing Machine
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Southeast Old Time Threshers Reunion. Denton, North Carolina.
Evergreen Academy Interior
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Evergreen Academy in southern Randolph County, North Carolina. A one-room Quaker school. The writing on the “black boards” are left from when the students were last there in the 1920’s.
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