What do Nina Simone, headache powders, Blackbeard, moonshine and Grandfather Mountain have in common? They all had a role to play in the history of North Carolina. And they can all be found in “This Day in North Carolina History,” an illustrated, day-by-day look at our state’s history and culture, recently published by the North Carolina Office of Archives and History.
Guest Editor: Charles Reagan Wilson
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Investigating Mid-Atlantic Plantations: Slavery, Economies, and Space
RALEIGH 400: A CONFERENCE ON SIR WALTER RALEIGH FOUR HUNDRED YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH
Guest Editor: Charles Reagan Wilson
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Since the spring of 1988, approximately 400 scholars have been awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowships in a targeted research program sponsored by the North Caroliniana Society. On a competitive basis, the program’s funding has supported hands-on research by young scholars spending time in North Carolina’s historical and cultural collections, both public and private.
In 1939, the lives of nine German Jewish families were rescued from the Holocaust and given homes and small farms in rural Pender County.
Members and Officers of the North Carolina Military Historical Society hereby announce and invite you and your friends to attend the annual meeting and SYMPOSIUM featuring speakers and exhibits focusing on North Carolina’s contributions during the First World War.
Since the spring of 1988, approximately 400 scholars have been awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowships in a targeted research program sponsored by the North Caroliniana Society. On a competitive basis, the program’s funding has supported hands-on research by young scholars spending time in North Carolina’s historical and cultural collections, both public and private.
