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The Blacksmith Shop, Biddle University. This photograph was probably taken before 1907 when the trades were emphasized at Biddle.
JCSU ARCHIVES.
Gertrude Graves McMillan bathing her niece Edwynna Pharr, 1925.
GLADYS GRAVES PHARR.
The Phillips family, 1939. Left to right, seated: Edgar, Annie, Mildred. Standing: Robert, Helen, Elbert.
MILDRED ALRIDGE.
The Haynes family at the piano, 1949. At the piano is Alice, with her parents Bernard and Mary Grace.
ALICE H. KIBLER.
The Tate Family, c. 1910.Left to right, front row: Aurelia (Midge), William, Thaddeus L. Tate, Sr.,Mildred, Mary Butler Tate, Talmadge, Edwin.Second Row: Thaddeus Jr., Maggie, Estelle, Cora. Inset: Guion.
LAURA M. BOOTON.
Dr. E. French Tyson practiced in Charlotte from 1913 to 1950.
MAYE T. JACKSON.
Deacon Board of the First Baptist Church, c. 1945.
Left to right, front row: James Bratton, Homer Bonner, Porter Connor, Edgar Phillips, the Reverend J. H. Moore.
Watson Park, in Washington Heights, was the only park in Charlotte for the use of blacks in 1915. From: Colored Charlotte, courtesy of QUEENS COLLEGE LIBRARY.
Silver Star Bible Class, Brooklyn Presbyterian Church, Thanksgiving Day, 1916
Margaret Neal and her brother Virlie at their home on First St., 1927.
VIRGINIA E. KEOGH.
Right: Margaret Neal at 18 years, upon her graduation from Second Ward High School, 1939.
Dr. Roy S. Wynn was Charlotte's first black ophthalmologist, opening his office in 1941, and the first black citizen to serve on the board of the Charlotte Housing Authority.
MARIA WYNN
Dr. and Mrs. Theophilus McKinney. Dr. McKinney was academic dean of Johnson C. Smith University, 1929 - 1962, and Mrs. McKinney taught English in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.