Ada Jenkins sitting on the steps to her home in Davidson, NC.

Ada Jenkins standing in front of the school with children around her

Alonzo Donaldson stands outside wearing a dress shirt, suspenders, and a hat.

Portrait of Annie Mildred Lowery

Four barracks on Main Street in Davidson. The barracks originally housed soldiers, the married students and later African American families.

Color photograph of members of the Houston family including Bernice Houston, Marjean Torrence, Ruby Houston, Karen Houston and 4 other women.

Ken Norton stands by a tent with members of his Boy Scout troop.

Troop leader Ken Norton with Boy Scouts on a camping trip.

Two boys stand together with one holding up a large fish.

Davidson College Presbyterian Church minister Carl Pritchett talks with Mr. and Mrs. Lowery in front of their recently burned home with a crowd watching them.

A woman and a man stand outside Davidson Presbyterian Church

A woman and a man sit together on a couch.

1937-1938 Report to the State Department of Public Instruction

Children and teachers standing in front of original wooden building of the Davidson Colored School.

Davidson Presbyterian Church in the foreground with the education building in the background.

Color photograph of Davidson College Presbyterian Church and Education Building.

A group of black men and women pose for a picture in Davidson Presbyterian Church.

Davidson Presbyterian Church sign with the church visible in the background.

Two black women pose for a picture outside of Davidson Presbyterian Church.

A headline in the Mecklenburg Gazette detailing the school board's plan for desegregating the teachers at Charlotte-Mecklenburg public schools.