The article in the newspaper announced that the painting called “The Crucifixion” was on display for two weeks, beginning today in 1911, at Huntley-Hill-Stockton Company. The Huntley-Hill-Stockton Company was located on the corner of...
Alexander Clinton Miller, or Clint, as he was called, was born in Oklahoma on this day in 1879. He came to Winston-Salem with his family in 1884, and attended the local schools. Clint graduated...
The Twin City Sentinel announced on this day in 1936 that the Sunday School annex to the old Centenary Methodist Church would be converted to a commercial building. The annex was located at Trade...
Mary Lillian Thomas, known as Mamie, was born in Salem in 1870. Her parents were H. Clay and Carrie Butner Thomas. Mamie graduated from Salem College in 1888. She was also trained as a...
Twin City Sentinel readers caught their first glimpse from the air of the new school, Thomas Jefferson Junior High School, in the newspaper on this date in 1968. Bill Ray shot this view of the...
