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The Chatham County Funeral Programs exhibit documents the lives and deaths of several generations of African American Chatham County residents. The collection was established with the donation of nearly 800 programs to the Chatham County Historical Association by Ms. Annie Ruth Burnette in 2011. Covering funerals held... (click to view more)

The 1920 Tax Records contain information regarding Real Estate and Personal Property Tax Values for individual residents of Cumberland County.  There is a Tax Records Index that can be browsed or searched by name.  Once a name is located, the volume number is located to the right along with the page number. ... (click to view more)

Digital Davie shares glimpses of Davie County history through digital images of the people, places, institutions, and events that have shaped the county in the past and continue to do so today. Digital Davie makes extensive use of the research published in the book History of Davie County in the Forks of the Yadkin... (click to view more)

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Student yearbooks provide a window into college life in North Carolina from the 1890s to the present. From sports teams to sororities, fashions to hairstyles, these volumes document the changing attitudes and culture of college students year by year. The North Carolina Digital Heritage Center is working with colleges... (click to view more)

This collection features selected historic high school yearbooks from North Carolina schools. Many of the yearbooks presented in this collection feature schools that are no longer in existence, preserving an important part of North Carolina's cultural heritage. (click to view more)

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The Richard B. Harrison Library first opened in 1935 to serve as a public library for the African American community in Raleigh. The driving force behind the library was Mollie Huston Lee, who served as the librarian for more than 30 years. Mrs. Lee built outstanding collections of African American literature and local... (click to view more)

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The materials in this collection document the service of men and women from Wilson County in World War II. These documents, clippings, photographs, and reminiscences were collected by John Hackney, Jr. and Betty McCain for the Wilson County Historical Association. The original scrapbooks will be placed in the North Carolina... (click to view more)