North Carolina Anvil- A weekly newspaper of politics and art, an underground newspaper in Durham.
- Title
- North Carolina Anvil- A weekly newspaper of politics and art, an underground newspaper in Durham.
- Description
- " The Anvil" was an underground newspaper published in Durham, NC, from 1967 to 1983. Founded by Bob Brown and Leon Rooke, the paper covered local politics, social movements, and cultural events, becoming a vital forum for the progressive voices across the South.
- Contributor
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JOEL BULKLEY-ELIZABETH TORNQUIST-TOM FISHER-RICHARD M.
BRAYTON VICKERS-LEON ROOKE-JOHN BRYAN-MARION STONE
-SUSANNA IRELAND-MARY MEBANE - Coverage
- Durham, NC
- Creator
- Robert "Bob" BrownSee all items with this value
- Date
- December 18, 1969
- Format
- Newspapers
- Publisher
- Independent Publishing Company, Durham, NCSee all items with this value
- Rights
- This item is openly available as part of an Open JSTOR Collection.
- Subject
- University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill-North Carolina-Hippie-Protest-Counterculture-Underground-Newspaper-Radical
- Bibliographic Citation
- JOEL BULKLEY, TOM FISHER, ELIZABETH TORNQUIST, RICHARD M. BRAYTON, VICKERS, et al. “North Carolina Anvil.” North Carolina Anvil 2, no. 87 (January 18, 1969).
- Item sets
- 1960s Counterculture NC
- Site pages
- The Sixties Down South
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