New Bern remembers its past through 161 interviews
The memories project collected 161 interviews from 138 New Bern residents, averaging 45 pages each, with 100 volunteers contributing 4,500 hours. Grants totaling 28,551 dollars from the Kellenberger Foundation and 14,312 dollars from the N C Humanities Council supported the effort, capturing voices from seniors amid a town faced with change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Sterling Vailes
Helen Keller
Vailes
Home For the
New York
Johnny Robinson
U.S.S. Finback
George Bush
Bush
Barden
Memories Committee
New Bern
Kellenberger Foundation
Good Shepherd
St. Cyprian’s Church
Johnson
St. Cyprian’s
East Carolina
Patterson
Lumbee Folklore Revived Through Storytelling and Culture
The Lumbee revival is aided by Barbara Braveboy Locklear who notes folklore as a living art tied to Lumber River lore. Folktales teach history and philosophy, and Title V Indian Education funds help present stories in schools, keeping Lumbee culture from melting into the mainstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Braveboy-Locklear
Lumber River
Lumbee River
Braveboy-Locklear
Lumbees
America
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Wailes
James City
Billy
Ferebee
Ralph Miner
New Bern Country Club
New Street
Country Club
Rose Brooke Carraway
Broad Street
Civil Defense
Ben Hurst
O.T. Faison
Good Shepherd Hospital
N.C
Craven County
Piece Goods Shop
Oo Ec
SALE
Berne Square
Harvey
Allard
Oil & Propane Co
Grange
BCBS
North Carolina
IND
Jimmy Robinson
CIC
CPIM
Craven St
Blue Cross Blue Shield of
The
Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association
Karen Daigneau
SUN Journal
P.O
Karen
Pete Driscoll
Captain Ratty