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In the late 1940s, Myers Street School was the largest elementary school in North Carolina for black children. The school was torn down as part of urban renewal. The site is now part of Metro School and the Aquatic Center.
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 The 6th Grade Class of 1918 |
 Turn-of-the-Century Teachers |
 Jacobs Ladder School |
 Myers Street Pigeon of 1958 |
 Educators |
 The 6th Grade Class of 1969 |
