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Dr. Tom Hanchett is a community historian in Charlotte, NC, consulting with community groups and with Levine Museum of the New South. Previously he served as Staff Historian for 16 years at Levine Museum where he curated the permanent exhibition Cotton Fields to Skyscrapers and a string of national-award-winning temporary exhibitions.

Neighbors

Libby Randolph broke barriers as one of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools’ first African American female executives, helping shape public education and philanthropy.

Neighbors

Lethia Jones Henderson defied the barriers of segregation-era Charlotte, creating a philanthropic legacy that continues today.