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This article details the campaign of Reverend Crawford for the NC State House in the 1960s. He had previously been on the Board of Aldermen (now Winston's city council). Reverend Crawford was the second Black alderman, following Reverend Kenneth Williams, who was the first of modern times to be elected. Reverend Crawford was a Methodist Episcopal minister. A sample of a 1964 campaign card is on the right.

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Title William R. Crawford 1964 North Carolina Legislature Campaign Materials
Date (Text) 1964
Date 1964
Geographic Coverage Winston-Salem (N.C.)
Forsyth County (N.C.)
Subject (Topic) Winston-Salem (N.C.)--History.
Elections
Political campaigns.
Subject (Name)
Type Text
Images
Format Newspaper clippings
Posters
Language English
Digital Exhibit Winston-Salem African-American Heritage Initiative
Local Item/Call Number AAHI-0009
Standard Rights Statement http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/
Digitization Notes Submitted by the partner, as part of a crowdsourced digital effort.
Contributing Institution
Contact Information 336-750-2426 | flynnth@wssu.edu
Digital Collection North Carolina Memory

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