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A 4-H club member is photographed while weaving seat caning onto a chair in Guilford County, North Carolina in September, 1937.

An instructor is photographed training early and late teenage boys about plumbing during a NC State Short Course.

In this photograph (ca. 1930), Agricultural Extension's African American division home demonstration on Childcare in North Carolina.

Four girls practiced canning fruits and vegetables in this photograph.

This photograph depicts instruction in foundation or dress patterns on the porch of a house (ca. 1930-1939.)

This is a timeline created for the golden anniversary celebration of 4-h club work in 1959 marking achievements in African American agricultural extension in North Carolina.

A biographical sketch highlighting the work of John D. Wray, the first African American 4-H club leader in North Carolina.

This report was created in 1943 to summarize the relief efforts of home demonstration clubs in North Carolina during World War Two.

Beulah Prapst reflected on her experiences in her local tomato club in this booklet. All club members were expected to create a club journal.

This booklet was written by Annie Laura Peterson, a member of a North Carolina tomato club. Within the booklet, she reflected and described her experiences with the club.