Title: The Way to Rainy Mountain
Author: N. Scott Momaday
Genres: memoir, biography, folklore
Read Great Things Challenge 2020 category: A book about the great outdoors (sort of).
This book was read by Stephen Brooks, Main Campus Reference Librarian.
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HQ 73 .R54 2012
HQ 76.3 .U5 B696 2011
KF 4754.5 .M64 2011
Becoming Visible : an illustrated history of lesbian and gay life in twentieth-century America HQ 75.16 .U6 M37 1998
Gay Rights Activists HQ 76.8 .U5 B86 2005
Hear Us Out! : lesbian and gay stories of struggle, progress and hope, 1950 to the present HQ 76.8 .U5 G357 2007
Making History : the struggle for gay and lesbian equal rights, 1945-1990 : an oral history HQ76.8 .U5 M36 1993
The Right to Be Out : sexual orientation and gender identity in America’s public schools LC 212.92 .B52 2010
The Right to Be Parents : LGBT families and the transformation of parenthood KF 540 .B35 2012
Stonewall Uprising (American Experience) [DVD] HQ 76.8 .U6 S76 2011
Word is Out [DVD] HQ 76.3 .U5 W673 2010
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27 Views of Durham : the Bull City in prose & poetry
Durham County : a history of Durham County, North Carolina
Durham Technical Community College : celebrating 50 years, 1961-2011
A Palette, Not a Portrait : stories from the life of Nathan Garrett
Upbuilding Black Durham : gender, class, and Black community development in the Jim Crow South
Durham Tales : the Morris Street maple, the plastic cow, the Durham Day that was & more
Durham, a Self-Portrait [DVD]
Our Separate Ways : women and the Black Freedom Movement in Durham, North Carolina
Favored by Fortune : George W. Watts & the Hills of Durham
Durham’s Hayti
Mary : an autobiography
Read a list of 300 things that make Durham Great from the Durham Convention & Visitor’s Bureau.
Visit Open Durham a highly interlinked archive/inventory of information about people, places, and history in Durham, NC with excellent photos.
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Check out the Museum of Durham History and visit the Durham History Hub in downtown Durham.
Learn about Durham’s “Black Wall Street” from LEARN NC, a program of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Education
Researchers and history buffs alike may now search and access local history collections across North Carolina with a single search box thanks to a collaborative project led by the North Carolina Digital Heritage Center, NC LIVE, and the State Library of North Carolina.
NC ECHO enables users to search across thousands of digitized historic materials, including a wide variety of books, photographs, maps, family histories, state documents, newspapers, and much more from cultural heritage institutions across North Carolina. The collections available through NC ECHO include a diverse array of materials by and about the people, places, and history of North Carolina.
To use NC ECHO, patrons can visit http://ncecho.org, and search based on historical interests, places, or people. All of the collections available through the NC ECHO search are freely available online to all users, regardless of their location or affiliation.