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Museum Musings

Millie military photo

Millie Dunn Veasey:

A Trailblazing Soldier and Civil Rights Leader
Black and white photograph of Neal Thomas, wearing a sweater and a baseball cap, sitting on a pile of firewood. Behind him are stacks of neatly arranged firewood, woven baskets, and cardboard boxes.

Well-Woven:

The Artistry of Neal Thomas’s White Oak Baskets
Senora Lynch: Preserving Haliwa-Saponi Traditions Through Pottery

Senora Lynch:

Preserving Haliwa-Saponi Traditions Through Pottery
A yearbook photo of the 1944 men’s basketball team from North Carolina College for Negroes.

Off the Books:

The Legendary NCCU vs Duke Med Illegal Matchup
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