Use the Location and Call Number together to find your book. The Location (usually on the left of the screen) will help you figure out what floor to start on. The Call Number (usually in the center of the screen) is how the books are organized on the shelf.
A&T STACKS books with call numbers starting A - L are on the 2nd floor.
A&T STACKS books with call numbers starting M - Z are on the 3rd floor.
A&T BLK STUDIES books are on the 3rd floor in the front.
A&T LRC books are in the Learning Resources Center on the Lower Level.
Some books "do not circulate" or cannot be checked out of the building.
A&T RESERVE books can be gotten at the first floor Circulation desk.
A&T READY REF books can be gotten at the first floor Reference desk.
A&T REF books are just past the Reference desk, on the first floor.
F.D. Bluford Library uses the Library of Congress Classification (LC) system to organize and arrange materials. The LC classification is used by most research and academic libraries in the U.S. This system uses a combination of letters and numbers to arrange materials by subjects.
If you want to browse the shelves at the library for your topics, consider these Call Number areas to start in:
E 184.5-185.98 Afro-Americans
F 1-975 United States Local History
F 251-265 North Carolina
The civil rights revolution : events and leaders, 1955-1968
by
Frederic O. Sargent
Freedom days : 365 inspired moments in civil rights history
by
Janus Adams
Reference books are located on the first floor beyond the Reference Desk. If you need assistance, please ask one of the Reference Librarians.
My soul is a witness : a chronology of the Civil Rights Era, 1954-1965
by
Bettye Collier-Thomas and V.P. Franklin
The Black Experience in Revolutionary North Carolina
by
Jeffrey J. Crow
Civilities and Civil Rights : Greensboro, North Carolina, and the Black struggle for freedom
by
William H. Chafe
A history of African Americans in North Carolina
by
Jeffrey J. Crow, Paul D. Escott, Flora J. Hatley
Impressions : six months in the life of a Southern city
by
Sandra Carlton-Alexander
Love and revolution : a political memoir : people's history of the Greensboro massacre, its setting and aftermath
by
Signe Waller
Our separate ways : women and the Black Freedom Movement in Durham, North Carolina
by
Christina Greene
The origins of the civil rights movement : Black communities organizing for change
by
Aldon D. Morris
Through survivors' eyes : from the sixties to the Greensboro Massacre
by
Sally Avery Bermanzohn
Greensboro, North Carolina
by
Otis L. Hairston, Jr