North Carolina
Shirley and Henry Frye Statue
Center City Park
Greensboro, North Carolina
Henry Frye was the first African American Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court. Shirley Frye served as Assistant Vice Chancellor for Development and University Relations at NC A&T and was a leader at other institutions. Their many accomplishments are noted at the amazing statue.
Photo taken by Brandon Hairston
Shirley and Henry Frye Statue
Center City Park
Greensboro, North Carolina
Henry Frye was the first African American Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court. Shirley Frye served as Assistant Vice Chancellor for Development and University Relations at NC A&T and was a leader at other institutions. Their many accomplishments are noted at the amazing statue.
Photo taken by Brandon Hairston
Shirley and Henry Frye Statue
Center City Park
Greensboro, North Carolina
Henry Frye was the first African American Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court. Shirley Frye served as Assistant Vice Chancellor for Development and University Relations at NC A&T and was a leader at other institutions. Their many accomplishments are noted at the amazing statue.
Photo taken by Brandon Hairston
Shirley and Henry Frye Statue
Center City Park
Greensboro, North Carolina
Henry Frye was the first African American Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court. Shirley Frye served as Assistant Vice Chancellor for Development and University Relations at NC A&T and was a leader at other institutions. Their many accomplishments are noted at the amazing statue.
Photo taken by Brandon Hairston
Name: February One statue
Description: Statue on the campus of North Carolina A&T honoring the four that led the Civil Rights sit-ins.
Address: 1601 E. Market Street, Greensboro, N.C.
Name: International Civil Rights Center
Description: Site of the Greensboro sit-ins and now a fantastic museum of African American history in Greensboro and the state of North Carolina.
Address: 134 S. Elms Street, Greensboro, North, Carolina