From Pharmacy to Canvas: Caviel’s Pharmacy becomes a center of cultural heritage and art

Joshua Salmans

From Pharmacy to Canvas: Caviel’s Pharmacy becomes a center of cultural heritage and art

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Article recounts the story of Billie and Alfred Caviel, founders of the first African-American owned pharmacy west of the Mississippi. It includes interviews with Billie Caviel and Shirley Green, Director of the Roots Historical Arts Council in Lubbock, TX.

Original language	English
Journal	Lubbock Avalanche Journal
State	Published - Jul 4 2020

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From Pharmacy to Canvas: Caviel’s Pharmacy becomes a center of cultural heritage and art

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