Articles
"Double Voting" in Robeson County: A Reminder of an Unequal Past
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"I Know How to Work": Stories of Farm Women in Stokes and Surry Counties
[online]
"Liberty to Slaves": the black response
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"Respect and Encourage the Individual": Learning among the Lumbee
[online]
"The Duke" of Asheville
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"The Great Agitator": Golden A. Frinks
[online]
"The difference is about our land": Cherokees and Catawbas
[online]
"With All the Speed Imaginable": Horse Racing in North Carolina
[online]
The Lost Colony: Interpreting History Through Drama
[online]
A Class All Their Own: American Indians in Antebellum North Carolina
[online]
A Conversation with Artist Joel Queen
[online]
A County Name Changes
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A Daredevil Named Tiny
[online]
A Deadly Contest: The Stanly-Spaight Duel
[online]
A Different Kind of Exploration: William Bartram and Science in the 1700s
[online]
A Drum Major for History: Honoring Dr. William H. Cartwright
[online]
A Forced Migration
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A Foreign Field that is Forever Changed
[online]
A Life-Saving Team: Gertrude Elion and Dr. George Hitchings
[online]
A Long and Difficult Journey Across the Atalantic
[online]
A Look at Stickball
[online]
A Look at the Cherokee Language
[online]
A Look at the Trail of Tears
[online]
A New Government Allows Reforms
[online]
A New Home
[online]
A New Woman Emerges
[online]
A North Carolina WASP
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A Part of Life, Not Just a Sunday Event: Religious Life in Antebellum North Carolina
[online]
A School by Any Other Name
[online]
A Shadow over Progress: 1850-1861
[online]
A Snapshot in Time: How to Study a Photo
[online]
A Story about Story
[online]
A Thanksgiving Day Disaster
[online]
A Wagon with a Story to Tell
[online]
Activities
[online]
African American Brilliance
[online]
African American Civil Rights in North Carolina
[online]
African American Culture and the World Around You
[online]
African American Political Pioneers
[online]
African and African American Storytelling
[online]
Agriculture at the State Fair
[online]
America's Music in the 1920s
[online]
American Indian Storytelling
[online]
American Tobacco Trail
[online]
An Interview with Chief Justice Henry Frye
[online]
Analyzing an Artifact: What in the World is a Hogshead?
[online]
And the Mysterious Mr. Ney
[online]
Appalachian Trail
[online]
Archibald DeBow Murphey: Leader of a Growing State Envisioning Change
[online]
Arrivals in the East: Settlement of the Coastal Plain, 1650 to 1775
[online]
Assigned Places
[online]
Aviation in North Carolina, 1873-2003
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Babe Ruth
[online]
Barbecue: Still Smoking after Three Hundred Years
[online]
Bath: North Carolina’s First Town
[online]
Blimps Over Elizabeth City
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Breakfast with the President
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Caleb Bradham and the Invention of Pepsi-Cola
[online]
Caleb Davis Bradham
[online]
Carbine Williams
[online]
Celebrating Thousands of Years in a Single Day
[online]
Challenging the Chain Stores
[online]
Charlotte Hawkins Brown: Legendary Educator
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Charlotte Hawkins Brown: The Evolution of a North Carolina Legacy
[online]
Cherokee Basketry
[online]
Chinese Folktales
[online]
Civil War Amputations
[online]
Collecting Nature: The Beginning of the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences
[online]
Communities of Faith: American Indian Churches in Eastern North Carolina
[online]
Contemporary Migration in North Carolina
[online]
Courage above and beyond the Call of Duty: Tar Heels in World War II
[online]
Creating a Cultural Connection
[online]
Dancing through History with the Warriors of AniKituhwa
[online]
Daniel Boone: Trailblazer
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David "Carbine" Williams and the Invention of the M1 Carbine
[online]
David Settle Reid: Champion for "The Common People"
[online]
Dig in to North Carolina's Food History
[online]
Digging Deep: Primary Sources in Archaeology
[online]
Discovering What Native North Carolinians Ate
[online]
Doc Watson--North Carolina Legend
[online]
Dorton Arena
[online]
Dotting the Map with the North Carolina Gazetteer
[online]
Earliest American Explorers: Adventures and Survival
[online]
East against West: The Fight over Internal Improvements
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Elisha Mitchell and His Mountain
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Enemies and Friends: POWs in the Tar Heel State
[online]
Escape Through the Great Dismal Swamp
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Excavating Joara and Fort San Juan
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Expanding to the West: Settlement of the Piedmont Region, 1730 to 1775
[online]
Explorers Are You: Tar Heel Junior Historians, Pigs, and Sir Walter Raleigh
[online]
Facts and Fiction: Looking for the Colonists
[online]
Farm and Factory Struggles
[online]
Fast Facts about American Indians
[online]
Fighter Pilot: Vernon Haywood
[online]
Finding a Lost Fort (North Carolina's Real First Colony)
[online]
First Immigrants: Native American Settlement of North Carolina
[online]
Flight of the Imagination
[online]
Flora MacDonald: "The Bright and Particular Star"
[online]
Flying the Unfriendly Skies: North Carolinians in the Two World Wars
[online]
Food Fondly Remembered
[online]
Food and Faith
[online]
Footsteps of Change with VISTA
[online]
From Caledonia to Carolina: The Highland Scots
[online]
From Hep Cats to Full Birds: Sland of the 1940s
[online]
George Higgs and the Bull City Blues
[online]
George Preddy: Greensboro's Ace
[online]
Get Out of Your Seat and Up on that Stage
[online]
Good Eats!
[online]
Hanged for Murder, but Was She Guilty?
[online]
Help From the Home Front: Women's Clubs Contribute to the Cause
[online]
Helping the Wright Brothers: Friends on the Outer Banks
[online]
Henry Berry Lowry Lives Forever
[online]
Historian's Tools: Primary and Secondary Sources
[online]
Historians Piece It All Together
[online]
Historical Hound
[online]
History Echoes Through Oakdale, Wilmington’s Picturesque Rural Cemetery
[online]
Homegrown Skills: Creating a Way of Life at the Coast
[online]
Hospital Cars Rode the Rails
[online]
How Did We Get Here from There? Advances in North Carolina Transportation
[online]
How Did Yellow Fever Infect Wilmington in 1862?
[online]
How the Twenties Roared in North Carolina
[online]
Hurricane Warning! The Storm of 1752
[online]
Indian Cabinetmakers in Piedmont North Carolina
[online]
Inside the Contemporary Powwow
[online]
Inventions in the Tobacco Industry
[online]
Inventions of the Air
[online]
It Needed to Change Before the State Could Grow: North Carolina's Constitutional Convention of 1835
[online]
Jane S. McKimmon and the Greening of North Carolina
[online]
Jim Thorpe and Babe Ruth: Sports Legends
[online]
Jim Thorpe
[online]
John Blue, Inventor
[online]
John Lawson's North Carolina
[online]
Just One Lady--How Dorothea Dix Fought for One Antebellum Social Reform
[online]
Just Say No--to Tea! The Edenton Tea Party
[online]
Kiffin Rockwell: Fearless Pilot of World War I
[online]
Language Tells North Carolina History
[online]
Laying the Foundation: American Indian Education in North Carolina
[online]
Legend: Blackbeard
[online]
Legend: Dolley Madison
[online]
Legend: Sequoyah, Inventor of the Cherokee Alphabet
[online]
Legend: Virginia Dare
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Legendary Women
[online]
Legends and Myths: The "Three Sisters"
[online]
Lest We Forget: Women Inventors
[online]
Lindbergh's Influence on Aviation
[online]
Longtime Chief of the Waccamaw-Siouan: Priscilla Freeman Jacobs
[online]
Looking at North Carolina through a Lens of Words
[online]
Love May Lead to Freedom, but It Usually Takes a First Few Steps: The Story of the 1960 Greensboro Sit-Ins
[online]
Lunsford Richardson
[online]
Making Maps
[online]
Mammoth Moving Pictures
[online]
Marks on the Land We Can See: Routes of Carolina's Earliest Explorers
[online]
Mary Nicholson: Pioneering Aviator
[online]
Master of Round Peak Music
[online]
Me and the Jack Tales
[online]
Mining for Mystery in the Uwharries
[online]
Moving through History
[online]
Nancy Ward: "War Woman" of the Cherokee
[online]
Nat Turner's Revolt in Virginia Raises Concerns in Neighboring North Carolina
[online]
Nathaniel Macon: Leader of an Agrian State Resisting Change
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North Carolina Society in 1953 and in 2003
[online]
North Carolina Stories and Storytellers
[online]
North Carolina and the Birth of Radio Broadcasting
[online]
North Carolina and the Korean War
[online]
North Carolina: A Culinary Crossroads
[online]
North Carolina's Final Frontier: Settlement of the Mountain Region, 1775 to 1838
[online]
North Carolina's Founding Fathers
[online]
North Carolina's Wartime Miracle: Defending the Nation
[online]
North Carolina’s American Indians in World War II
[online]
Object Lessons
[online]
Old Hickory/Young Hickory
[online]
On My Way: One Actor's Creative Journey
[online]
One Kicker of a Contraption
[online]
Personal Reflections: Lest I Forget the Civil Rights Movement, the Ligon Jubilee Singers, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
[online]
Phoebe: Spirit of the Past, Light to the Present
[online]
Piedmont Airlines Flies the Blue Skies
[online]
Polly Slocumb
[online]
Posters Help Win the War at Home
[online]
Put Up, Holed in, and Salted Down
[online]
Quaker Abolitionists: The Largest Slaveholders in the State?
[online]
Quaker Out-Migration
[online]
Radio Begins
[online]
Recent Population Change in North Carolina
[online]
Rendezvous with History: Thomas W. Ferebee and the Enola Gay
[online]
Schools for Freed People
[online]
Sea Monsters, Railroads, and Modern Highways--Mapping Out History
[online]
Searching for Greener Pastures: Out-migration in the 1800s and 1900s
[online]
Secrets, Supplies, and a Big Skirt
[online]
Service in War
[online]
Shoot-out at Bond Schoolhouse: a little Civil War skirmish that had big repercussions
[online]
Shortages, Substitutes, and Salt: Food during the Civil War in North Carolina
[online]
Sid Luck: A Traditional Seagrove Potter
[online]
Simon Fernandez: Navigator, Privateer--and Villain?
[online]
Sitting Down for a Cup of Coffee and Civil Rights
[online]
Solving Modern Problems in Agriculture
[online]
South Dakota v. North Carolina: Supreme Court Showdown
[online]
State Boat: Shad Boat
[online]
State Flower: Dogwood
[online]
State Fruit: Scuppernong Grape; State Vegetable: Sweet Potato
[online]
State Nickname: The Tar Heel State
[online]
Steam Power--Not Just for Railroads
[online]
Step by Step to Choosing, Learning, and Telling a Story
[online]
Stitching History Together: Using Artifacts as Primary Sources
[online]
Stories and Storytelling Long Ago and Today
[online]
Studying and Applying Population Data
[online]
Studying the Remains of the Past
[online]
Surry County's Original Siamese Twins
[online]
Sweet and Clean: A Glance at the History of Infant Feeding
[online]
THJHA Essay Contest Winner: A Boy's Journal
[online]
Take Your Pick of North Carolina Apples
[online]
Talking Feet: The History of Clogging
[online]
Tar Heel Junior Historian Essay Contest Winner: North Carolina's Technology: Past Present and Future (by David High)
[online]
Tar Heel Junior Historian Essay Contest Winner: The Invention of the Airplane (by Emily Camplejohn)
[online]
Tar Heels in Space
[online]
Technology and the North Carolina State Fair
[online]
The 1920s: A Decade of Change
[online]
The African American State Fair
[online]
The Agricultural Ecnomoy of Antebellum Life
[online]
The American Soldier
[online]
The Archaeology of Early North Carolina
[online]
The Art of John White
[online]
The Backcountry Grows Up
[online]
The Box That Changed the World
[online]
The Colony of Carolina
[online]
The First People of North Carolina
[online]
The Five Classes of Women in Antebellum North Carolina
[online]
The Gatling Gun
[online]
The Ghost Train of Bostian's Bridge
[online]
The Gift of the Blue Ridge Parkway
[online]
The Golden Age of Sports
[online]
The Great Migration and North Carolina
[online]
The Great Philadelphia Wagon Road
[online]
The Great Wagon Road
[online]
The Greatest Pilot on Earth
[online]
The Greensboro Four
[online]
The History of the State Fair
[online]
The House That Harriet Built
[online]
The Klu Klux Klan in North Carolina and the Battle of Maxton Field
[online]
The Loss of a Town
[online]
The Lost Colony
[online]
The Man Who Helped the World Breath Easier
[online]
The N.C. Commission of Indian Affairs
[online]
The Naming of a North Carolina Railroad Town
[online]
The North Carolina Gold Rush
[online]
The Occaneechi People: Experiencing a Cultural Renaissance
[online]
The Scots-Irish in North Carolina
[online]
The State Flag
[online]
The State and Its Tribes
[online]
The Three White Classes in Antebellum North Carolina
[online]
The Two Black Classes of Antebellum North Carolina
[online]
The Ups and Downs of a Seafaring Man
[online]
The Waldenses of Valdese
[online]
The Why of the American Revolution
[online]
The Wild Horses of Currituck
[online]
The Women of Somerset Place
[online]
The Wright Brothers in North Carolina
[online]
There's History in Those Sticks and Stones!
[online]
Time Line of Exploration
[online]
Tiny Broadwick: The First Lady of Parachuting
[online]
Tom Davis: Entrepreneur of the Air
[online]
Touching Base with a Tuskegee Airman
[online]
Traditional Cherokee Pottery
[online]
Travel by Railroads, Cars, and Planes in the 1920s
[online]
Tryon Toy-Makers and Wood Carvers
[online]
Turning Ideas into Reality
[online]
Uncovering a Person's Story: Edward R. "Ned" Rawls
[online]
Union or Disunion? North Carolina Votes for Secession
[online]
Views through Pen and Ink: North Carolina's Antebellum Literature Records an Era
[online]
Virginia Dare and the Lost Colony: Fact and Legend
[online]
Weekend Time Machines
[online]
What Do Explorers Do When They Are Not Exploring? John Lawson's Everyday Life
[online]
What We Can't Do Alone, We Can Do Together
[online]
What is a symphonic drama?
[online]
What's Eating You, Lazybones?
[online]
Wheeler Airlines: An American First
[online]
When Dinner Wasn't Quick or Easy
[online]
When World War II Was Fought Off North Carolina's Beaches
[online]
Which Side to Take: Revolutionary or Loyalist?
[online]
Who Did That Sign Say?
[online]
Who Painted the Canteens?
[online]
Will We Ever See an Easleyville?
[online]
William C. Lee: "Father of the Airborne"
[online]
William R. Davie House: A Building Tells Its Story
[online]
Wilmington Helps Weld Allied Victory
[online]
Winning the Fight for Progress—North Carolina’s antebellum years begin: 1830-1850
[online]
With Deliberate Speed: North Carolina and School Desegregation
[online]
Women Step Up to Serve
[online]
World War II Touched Lives in Every Community
[online]
You Can't Miss It: Roadside Fun
[online]
Your Food Has Ancestors, Too
[online]
Classroom Activities
Food for Thought
[online]
Friends in Liberty: North Carolina and the American Revolution Teacher Supplement
[online]
How About Some Recognition?
[online]
Pottery Making: The Coil Method
[online]
Settlement of North Carolina
[online]
Studying and Applying Population Data
[online]
Time Lines
Eighteenth-Century North Carolina Time Line
[online]
Nineteenth-Century North Carolina Time Line
[online]
North Carolina American Indian History Time Line
[online]
North Carolina Women's History Time Line
[online]
North Carolina in World War II Time Line
[online]
Pre-Sixteenth-Century North Carolina Time Line
[online]
Seventeenth-Century North Carolina Time Line
[online]
Sixteenth-Century North Carolina Time Line
[online]
Time Line: American Indians in North Carolina
[online]
Twentieth-Century North Carolina Time Line
[online]
Videos
American Indians in North Carolina
[online]
Don't You Know There's a War On?
[online]
Friends in Liberty: North Carolina in the American Revolution
[online]
Moccasins to Motorcars
[online]
Raleigh: Tar Heel Capital
[online]
Virtual Field Trips
American Indians in North Carolina
Behind the Scenes at the Museum: Who Works Here?
Don't You Know There's a War On?
History Mystery
Moccasins to Motorcars: A History of Transportation in North Carolina
Rhythm and Roots of North Carolina Music
Virtual Scrapbooks
World War II Online Scrapbook
[online]
Professional Development
American Indians in North Carolina, Past and Present
[online]
Antebellum North Carolina
[online]
Civil Rights in North Carolina: A Change Is Gonna Come
[online]
Legends of North Carolina
[online]
North Carolina Rosenwald Schools
[online]
North Carolina at Home and in Battle during World War II
[online]
Stories from the Civil War
[online]
Women in North Carolina History
[online]
History-in-a-Box Kits
Colonial North Carolina
Everybody's War: North Carolina and World War II
From Earth and Fire: North Carolina Pottery
From Farm to Factory: Agriculture and Industry in North Carolina
North Carolina and the Civil War
Educator Notebooks
North Carolina Legends Educator Notebook
