Learn - Durham Stories
Josh Parker talks about Julian Carr & how he impacted much of the history we know through his work in local industry. While Carr's economic contributions to Durham are significant parts of the city's history, his support of white supremacy and the Ku Klux Klan must also be acknowledged. Carr, who served as a private in the Confederacy, spoke favorably of slavery and violence against African Americans.
Bob Ashley shares artifacts from the Durham Herald Sun, Curtis Booker shares his tools from his ancestors' 19th century farm, and Captain Sean Boone shares objects and stories from Durham's fire department.
Listen to the pandemic experiences of students from the Jordan High School Innovation Lab
Interviews with Durham Public School officials about how the education world changed in 2020
A look at the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how it affected everyone
Listen Mr. McDonald of Jordan High School tell about the work of his history students
Hear the Duffer brothers speak about how they 'flirted with popularity in high school' by making school-video projects for their peers
Listen to first-hand experiences from our Stranger Times Student Curators about their time during the COVID-19 pandemic