Items

• Newspaper Clipping: J. W. Gregory, February 26, 2014

  The Greer Citizen newspaper clipping of an interview with J. W. Gregory J. W. Gregory is pictured alongside
• Gregory Family Photograph

  Photograph of the Gregory family at Mrs. Grace Gregory's 90th Birthday
• Newspaper Clipping: J. W. Gregory, July 5, 2000

  Copy of Greenville News newspaper clipping of an interview with J. W. Gregory
• Newspaper Clipping: J. W. Gregory, July 5, 2000

  Copy of Greenville News newspaper clipping of an interview with J. W. Gregory J. W. Gregory is pictured alongside
• Newspaper Clipping: Gregory's Boutique, July 1975

  Copy of a newspaper clipping of an interview with J. W. Gregory from Gregory's Boutique Four photographs: Robert Gregory, inside a store, Gaffney storefront, and inside the Gaffney store
• Newspaper Clipping: Gregory's Boutique, July 1975

  Copy of a newspaper clipping of an interview with J. W. Gregory from Gregory's Boutique Two photographs: storefront and J. W. Gregory
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  Brass Driver's License for Thomas Mullinax
• J. W. "Doug" Gregory

  Paper providing information on J. W. "Doug" Gregory Photograph (2024.3.1) connected
• Newspaper Clipping: Willie Rowe, November 22, 2017

  The Greer Citizen newspaper clipping of two photographs: James Dean and Willie Rowe, and Willie Rowe and Beverly Hazel
• Book: Webster's New International Dictionary, 1911

  Very large leather-bound dictionary: Webster's New International Dictionary of the English Language, Based on the international dictionary of 1890 and 1900, Reference History Edition.
• Newspaper Clipping: Willie Rowe, February 6, 2013

  The Greer Citizen newspaper clipping of an interview with Willie Rowe
• Newspaper Clipping: Willie Rowe, February 6, 2013

  The Greer Citizen newspaper clipping of an interview with Willie Rowe Willie Rowe and Beverly Hazel are pictured alongside
• Early Black Businesses 1915

  Paper listing individuals who owned businesses in 1915: Luther Miller & Encoch B. Foster, M. H. Thompson, Henry Wright, and Sam Goldsmith
• Newspaper Clipping: Sullivan Brothers Mortuary, May 29, 2013

  The Greer Citizen newspaper clipping of an interview with Warren and Maurice Sullivan from the Sullivan Brothers Mortuary
• Photograph: Tryon Street Elementary School Grade 3 1982-1983

  Photograph of Tryon Street Elementary Class 1982-1983 Grade 3 with their teacher Miss Kay.
• Photograph: Tryon Street Elementary School Grade 2 1981-1982

  Photograph of Tryon Street Elementary Class 1981-1982 Grade 2 with their teacher Ms. Knight.
• Photograph: Tryon Street Elementary School Grade 5 1971

  Photograph of Tryon Street Elementary Class 1971 (most likely 1970-1971) in their classroom with teacher Miss Propes.
• Photograph: Tryon Street Elementary School Class Grade 5 1971-1972

  Photograph of Tryon Street Elementary Class 1971-1972 in their classroom with teacher Miss Propes.
• Booklet: Woodland Elementary School 1992-1993

  Booklet functioning as yearbook for Greer school Woodland Elementary School for school year 1992-1993. Features red paper as the cover. Includes pictures of staff and students throughout the year.
• Booklet: Thirty-Nine Years of Service: Tryon Street Elementary

  A booklet celebrating the history of Tryon Street Elementary School and spanning its history from 1960-1999. Includes memories from faculty and students of the past and present, songs, and artwork.
• Newspaper Clipping: Polly J. Tate

  Clipping from The Greer Citizen from what was labeled by hand as July 3rd, 2007. Section announces the passing of former Greer teacher Polly J. Tate and includes information about her life and career.
• Newspaper Clipping: Sullivan Brothers Mortuary, May 29, 2013

  The Greer Citizen newspaper clipping of an interview with Warren and Maurice Sullivan from the Sullivan Brothers Mortuary Maurice Sullivan is pictured alongside
• Brick Masons

  Paper providing information on Edward Mosely and James Jenkins
• Brick Masons

  Paper providing information on Edward Mosely and James Jenkins
• Black Churches Timeline

  Timeline from 1864-1906 for Black churches