Dr. Clarence Cameron White was one of the most exceptional composers and violinists of the early 20th century. He won notable awards in music and composition, including the Bispham Medal and the Benjamin Award. Born in Clarksville, White went on to compose works that were performed at Carnegie Hall and the Metropolitan Opera House. He also helped to found the National Association of the Negro Musicians in 1919. Exhibition includes photographs, musical programs, and music sheets.