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HYDE
TALK
(Hyde County, NC)
FINE
IN THE WORLD
(Robeson County, NC)
INDIAN
BY BIRTH
(Robeson County, NC)
MOUNTAIN
TALK
(Southern Appalachia)
OCRACOKE
SPEAKS
(Ocracoke, NC)
THE
OCRACOKE BROGUE
(Ocracoke, NC)
THE
QUEEN FAMILY
(Southern Appalachia)
AN
UNCLOUDED DAY
(Southern Appalachia)
RESOURCES
FREEDOM'S VOICE:
Celebrating the Black Experience on the Outer BanksThis multimedia exhibition chronicles the often overlooked contributions of African Americans to Outer Banks history and culture. Documentary film, oral histories, images, artifacts, and interactive displays help to portray the untold story of the Black experience on the Outer Banks from the time of settlement until the present.
At the Outer Banks History Center in Manteo, NC
from June 1, 2006 until February 28, 2007Presented by the North Carolina Language and Life Project and the Outer Banks History Center
Download PDFs of the exhibit postcard:
View photos of the exhibit's opening reception held on June 1
[PDFs]
Made possible with generous support from:
North Carolina State University, the Outer Banks Community Foundation, the North Carolina Humanities Council and the Freedmen’s Colony Preservation Association.
(252)473-2655
obhc@ncmail.net