Raleigh YMCA Building, 1960
Title
Raleigh YMCA Building, 1960
Description
Raleigh erected its first permanent YMCA building in 1913 on the corner of Wilmington and Edenton Streets. The Y sold its aging facility in 1959 and erected a new modernist structure on 1601 Hillsborough Street---mere blocks from the NCSU campus. The YMCA was an important part to the NCSU experience, as it housed a gymnasium, pool, and several meeting rooms. Its prominent role in student life prompted the Good Neighbor Council to question the YMCA's racial segregation policies.
Creator
Unknown
Source
Karl Larson, "YMCA Building, Raleigh NC," Goodnight Raleigh, accessed November 24, 2014, http://goodnightraleigh.com/2014/02/y-m-c-a-building-raleigh-n-c/.
Date
1960-XX-XX
Contributor
Mandy Benter
Type
still image
Original Format
photograph
Physical Dimensions
Unknown
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Collection
Citation
Unknown, “Raleigh YMCA Building, 1960,” The State of History, accessed December 3, 2024, https://soh.omeka.chass.ncsu.edu/items/show/33270.