"Lively Louie" the talking litter box - ECU Digital Collections

Title: "Lively Louie" the talking litter box
Description: Woman standing next to "Lively Louie" the talking litter box (i.e., trash can) on Fifth Street. Date from negative sleeve.
Date: April 21, 1958
Original Format: negatives
Extent: 10cm x 12cm
Local Identifier: 0741-b14-fe-v14.e.10
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Location of Original: East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Sleeve 10, Folder e, Box 14

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Daily Reflector Images
Women's History

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Daily Reflector Negative Collection from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Maury York Aug 06 2013

The City of Greenville in 1958 used talking trash cans to encourage residents to keep streets and sidewalks clean. This one was located near Five Points–the intersection of Fifth Street, Evans Street, and Dickinson Avenue.

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