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Dr. George H. Evans Papers

Dr. George H. Evans (1907-2011) was an African American doctor who worked at the L. Richardson Memorial Hospital in Greensboro for over 45 years. This small collection consists primarily of photographs and printed materials highlighting his contributions to the local community, including during the Civil Rights era.

Greensboro African-American doctors
Greensboro's African American physicians in the 1940s. Left to right: Dr. Frank Davis; Dr. J.R. Hawkins; Dr. W.L.T. Miller; Dr. George Evans; Dr. Charles C. Stewart; Dr. William Jenkins, dentist; Dr. William Hampton; William Morrow, pharmacist; unidentified; Dr. William Alexander; and Dr. John B. McLaughlin.
Photograph of Dr. George H. Evans
Photographic portrait of Dr. George H. Evans around the early 2000s.

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