Exhibit at Transportation Museum tells ‘Journey Stories’

The exhibit on the left was photographed in the 1940's in Durham, NC by Farm Security Administration photographer Jack Delano at a "Colored Waiting Room." This is part of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibit called "Journey Stories" that is on display at the NC Transportation Museum in Spencer. photo by Wayne Hinshaw, for the Salisbury Post

Ellie Kasrawi, Gisele Scimone, and James Kasrawi from Chapel Hill look at a exhibit of pottery and Cowrie shells. The shells were used for money in West Africa to buy slaves for America. The display to the left is a painting of a slave ship landing at Jamestown and is titled " Many Came in Chains." It is part of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibit called "Journey Stories" that is on display at the NC Transportation Museum in Spencer. photo by Wayne Hinshaw, for the Salisbury Post photo by Wayne Hinshaw, for the Salisbury Post

Photographer, Barbara Sammons, has 41 photos of various types of aging transportation vehicles exhibited with the Smithsonian Exhibit. The photo in front of her is called " Old Blue" and is a old Chevy Truck photo printed on canvas. This is part of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibit called "Journey Stories" that is on display at the NC Transportation Museum in Spencer. photo by Wayne Hinshaw, for the Salisbury Post