Conversations in Black: African American History and Heritage, Greensboro, N.C.

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: Darryl Quick Collection

: Adam Lawrence Randolph III Collection

: Bernetiae Reed Collection

: Chad Roberts Collection

: Saint James Presbyterian Church

: Major S. Sanders, Jr. Collection

: Carolyn P. Coleman Simms Collection

: Evelyn V. Slade Collection

: Ronald Owens Smith, Jr. Collection

: Sylvia Dean Stanback Collection

: T.O. Stokes, Jr,. Collection

: Tom Taylor Collection

: Sherry M. Teal Illustrative Oral History Collection

: Totten Family Collection

: Ronald Tuck Collection

: Lolita C. Watkins Collection

: Marvin H. Watkins Collection

: Eric Woodard Collection

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In collections

Highlights and Exhibits

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About the project

This project is a work in progress connected with a National Register application for the Benbow Road community in Greensboro, North Carolina. It includes material digitized as part of the application and community engagement process and will eventually include links to oral history interviews conducted as part of the project as well.

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More information

Conversations in Black Oral History Collection (State Archives of North Carolina)
These interviews are not yet online but will be added soon.
Historic Resources Inventory (City of Greensboro)
The Secrets of Nocho Park, Clinton Hills, and Benbow Park (Preservation Greensboro)
Architectural Survey of African American Neighborhoods in East and Southeast Greensboro

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Project team

The committee consists of representatives from many participating individuals, churches, and other community groups, including:

City of Greensboro Planning Department
Preservation Greensboro
hmwPreservation
N.C. A&T State University
N.C. Central University
State Archives of North Carolina
UNC Greensboro