Last weekend a historic marker commemorating the immigration of African Americans from Salem to Liberia was unveiled at the corner of Liberia and Free Streets in the Happy Hill community.
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The Silver Hill neighborhood was established in the 1880s by African Americans.
Thanks to a marker unveiling last weekend, generations to come will know the impact Fourteenth Street School had on the East Winston community and the entire city of Winston-Salem. Formally located
Happy Hill has a new marker to denote a historic spring and an 1867 school built by freedmen. The marker was dedicated on Saturday, May 20, in a ceremony by
Photo by Tevin Stinson BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE City officials preserved a piece of history when they unveiled a
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE A local historic marker commemorating the Winston Mutual Life Insurance Building and company will be unveiled
Last weekend elected officials and other community leaders unveiled a historic marker honoring a library branch that was built to serve the East Winston community more than 60 years ago.
Above: Photo by Todd Luck- Former Reynoldstown resident James Grace recalls the neighborhood’s heyday. Reynoldstown, a neighborhood originally created for
By Todd Luck The Chronicle The Easton Neighborhood got its own historic marker on Saturday. The marker, erected by the
On May 8, the Forsyth County Historic Resources Commission will unveil a historic marker remembering the R.J.R. labor strikes in
