Enola Mison is third from right in this group photograph. Betty Cone is on far right.

This undated photograph shows Enola Mixon with the Reverend Jackson, probably in Greensboro. Reverend Jackson was student body president of North Carolina Agricultural an[...]

This letter, from J. A. McKee, director of athletics at Dudley High School in Greensboro, is written in appreciation of Enola Mixon's contributions as the chairperson of [...]

A letter of thanks for Enola Mixon's participation in a United States Postat Service workshop in Charlotte.

This article describes Enola Mixon's move from High Point to the postion of field director of the United States Postal Service in Northern Virginia.

Enola Mixon is shown, second row far left, in this class photograph of the Colgate Darden Graduate School of Business Administration, at the University of Virginia in Cha[...]

Enola Mixon is the only woman and only African-American in this photograph of a management class held by the United States Postal Service.

Article from the "High Point Enterprise" detailing the career of Enola Mixon, who became the first woman and first African-American postmaster in High Point, North Caroli[...]

Article from "The Greensboro Record:" documenting an issue regarding the hiring and promotional practices at the United States Post Office in Greensboro, specifically com[...]

This invitation announces the unveiling of the postal stamp honoring the firefighter heroes of the September 11, 2001, attack in New York City.