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🎒 When it comes to a monumental shift in society, few things compare to the integration of public schools. Greensboro, North Carolina, was a focal point for this transformative period, especially during the late 1950s and early 1960s. 📚 Greensboro …
About Our Memories of the Carolina Theater:I was born in 1950, and my brother was born in 1957. While recording our seventh podcast episode, we both realized the difference that seven years could make. The Carolina Theater initially opened on Hallow…
Introduction:In Episode 2 of our podcast, "Remembering How It Was," my brother and I shared stories about our family's first car. It was a remarkable journey that began with our family not owning a car until I reached the ninth grade. However, when …
In 1966, I responded to an ad in the paper that said Tex and Shirley’s Pancake House was looking for a waitress. Miss Shirley and her husband owned the pancake House. I don’t know why I was attracted to that particular job. My family and…
