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Greenville's new policewomen

Date: Jan. 18 1955 | Identifier: 0741-b6-fb-v6.b.33

Eleanor Hagans and Lawrence Jackson stand in the office of Police chief S. G. Gibbs after becoming Greenville's newest policewomen. They will assist with traffic crossings at schools. Date from negative sleeve. more...

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Description
Eleanor Hagans and Lawrence Jackson stand in the office of Police chief S. G. Gibbs after becoming Greenville's newest policewomen. They will assist with traffic crossings at schools. Date from negative sleeve.

Contributor(s)
Daily Reflector (Greenville, N.C.)

Date
January 18, 1955

Call Number
0741-b6-fb-v6.b.33

Additional Resources

Collection(s)
The Daily Reflector Image Collection
Transportation
Municipal Works

Subject(s)
Policewomen--North Carolina--Greenville
Hagans, Eleanor

Finding Aid
Daily Reflector Negative Collection

Other Items
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Location (spatial)
United States--North Carolina--Pitt County (N.C.)--Greenville (N.C.)

Type
still image

Medium
negatives

Physical Description
12.5cm x 10cm

Rights Note
Copyright held by Joyner Library. Permission to reuse this work is granted for all non-commercial purposes.

Rights Statement
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-NC/1.0/

Persistent URL
http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/2463

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Comments

Fri Feb 21 2014 12:28 AM

by Roger Kammerer

This photo, taken on the morning of Jan. 17, 1955 before they were sworn in to serve as special officers for traffic crossings. (L-R)Mrs. Eleanor Hagans and Mrs. Lawrence Jackson.

Thu Mar 11 2010 06:53 PM

by Bill Hunnings

Mrs. Jackson was the traffic officer for the school crossing at the corner of Dickerson Avenue and Manhattan Avenue which served the students of West Greenville Elementary. She was a special lady.

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