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Segregation policies led to attempts by the African-American community to ensure that institutions such as libraries were created for their use, and the African-American library movement was particularly successful in Greenville. This is the interior of a library supported by African-American community organizations such as the Esquire Club. Photograph by James Huntington.
Courtesy of the Greenville County Historical Society.