Space Stories

from Hear the Howl · host NC State Alumni

Lisa Withers, a PHD student in the public history program, is no architect — but she is all about buildings and spaces around North Carolina. For the last year, she's been searching for sites that appeared in the Green Book, a publication designed for African-American travelers during the Jim Crow era. Photo credit: Linda Fox/North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

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