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Nurse Maude Callen was the subject of a 12- page photoessay in Life Magazine in 1951. The author, Eugene Smith, a World War II photojournalist, became enamored with Nurse Maude as he followed her on her daily rounds. He watched as she delivered babies and attended to the general health needs of the impoverished population of Berkeley County. More ... With its five restaurants, thousands of square feet of office space, public outdoor space used for concerts and an ever- increasing number of residential units, Durham, North Carolina's American Tobacco campus, is a shining beacon of modern urban living in a southern city. From 1874- 1987 the American Tobacco Company, was the world's largest cigarette manufacturer. More ... |
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