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Aycock Hall, Trinity College was named after Charles B. Aycock, North Carolina governor from 1900 to 1904. In 2014, Duke University restored the name of the building back to East Residence Hall due to Charles B. Aycock's being "inextricably associated with the disenfranchisement of black voters.", Item description, identifier (if applicable), Box and Folder information. John Schelp papers and postcards (NCC.0161). North Carolina Collection, Durham County Library, NC.
Abstract/Description: Aycock Hall, Trinity College was named after Charles B. Aycock, North Carolina governor from 1900 to 1904. In 2014, Duke University restored the name of the building back to East Residence Hall due to Charles B. Aycock's being "inextricably associated with the disenfranchisement of black voters."
Subject(s): Durham County (N.C.)
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Title: Aycock Hall, Trinity College.
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Abstract/Description: Aycock Hall, Trinity College was named after Charles B. Aycock, North Carolina governor from 1900 to 1904. In 2014, Duke University restored the name of the building back to East Residence Hall due to Charles B. Aycock's being "inextricably associated with the disenfranchisement of black voters."
Identifier(s): NCC.0161 (CollectionNumber)
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Preferred Citation: Item description, identifier (if applicable), Box and Folder information. John Schelp papers and postcards (NCC.0161). North Carolina Collection, Durham County Library, NC.
Subject(s): Durham County (N.C.)
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Title: Aycock Hall, Trinity College.
Name(s): Unknown
Type of Resource: still image
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Date Created: undated
XXXX
Physical Form: postcards
Abstract/Description: Aycock Hall, Trinity College was named after Charles B. Aycock, North Carolina governor from 1900 to 1904. In 2014, Duke University restored the name of the building back to East Residence Hall due to Charles B. Aycock's being "inextricably associated with the disenfranchisement of black voters."
Identifier(s): NCC.0161 (CollectionNumber)
NCC_0161_0015 (Identifier)
NCC_0161_0015a.jpg (FileName)
NCC_0161_0015b.jpg (FileName)
mss_0161_015 (Legacy)
js015a (Legacy)
mss_0161_015b (Legacy)
js015b (Legacy)
Note(s):

Preferred Citation: Item description, identifier (if applicable), Box and Folder information. John Schelp papers and postcards (NCC.0161). North Carolina Collection, Durham County Library, NC.
Subject(s): Durham County (N.C.)
Restrictions on Access: Copyright Not Evaluated
In Collections: