This photograph, printed in an unknown publication, shows the young Anita Mears Rivers standing in front of the McNair drugstore.

This article discusses various druggists and drugstores in East Greensboro, including W.L. McNair.

Baby is sitting in a seat, or carrier, on the porch of the McNair home at 429 East Washington Street.

Portrait of Dr. Walter Lewis McNair (1868- ), he first African American druggist in Greensboro, North Carolina

Unidentified girl and man, sitting on a tricycle, on the porch of the McNair home at 429 East Washington Street.

Unidentified girl on the porch of the McNair home at 429 East Washington Street in Greensboro.

This page depicts the 100 block of Fayetteville Street in Greensboro (later Asheboro Street, and still later Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive). W.L. McNair's business was fi[...]

This page from a Sanborn Map gives an overview of Greensboro, especially the area where the McNair family lived and worked.

This photocopy of page 170 of the Greensboro City Directory lists Walter McNair's drugstore at 106 Fayetteville Street and his home at 429 East Washington Street.

This photocopy of page 229 of the Greensboro City Directory lists information about Walter McNair.

This photocopy of page 275 of the Greensboro City Directory indicates that Walter McNair had moved his business to 223 East Market Street.

This undated photograph shows people posed in front of the McNair drugstore on East Market Street. Of particular interest is the motorized bicycle used for deliveries.

This page from an unidentified Greensboro, North Carolina publication provides details about Walter McNair.

This information, from an unidentified publication, highlights Walter L. McNair

Unidentified woman and baby on the porch of the McNair home at 429 East Washington Street.