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A writer's enduring legacy is left behind both in words and in images. Here, we share some of the images left to us of Paul Green and his family, friends, and fellow writers. A slide show version is coming soon. You may click at the bottom of each page to continue the slide show.
If you wish to peruse the pictures individually, the listing of picture captions is as follows:
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1897, at age 3, with sister Mary
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Green family home, Harnett County, N.C.
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Reentering UNC-CH after WWI, 1919
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| In Abraham's Bosom, 1926 |
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Pulitzer Prize, 1927
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Elizabeth Lay Green and Paul, Jr., Byrd, Betsy, and Janet, 1932
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With "Proff" Koch, University of North Carolina, 1937
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The Lost Colony, Manteo, N.C., 1937
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L to R: DuBose Heyward, Clifford Odets, Paul Green, Frederick Koch, Barrett Clark
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With Richard Wright on UNC campus, c. 1940
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1955, at one of Paul Green's 17 outdoor dramas
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Receiving honorary doctorate at UNC, June 4, 1956
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With Betty Smith and other writers, Chapel Hill
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Watching rehearsal of "Texas," 1966
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The Weymouth Center, Southern Pines, with Sam Ragan
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Paul Green with sculptor William Hipp, Chapel Hill, 1976
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Bust at Paul Green Theatre, UNC-CH
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Speaking on "Memories of Thomas Wolfe," 1981, UNC-CH Library
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