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Guide to African-American Documentary Resources in North Carolina

GUIDE TO AFRICAN-AMERICAN DOCUMENTARY RESOURCES IN NORTH CAROLINA

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North Carolina State Archives

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, ALPHA THETA OMEGA CHAPTER

EXCELSIOR MASONIC LODGE

ST. AGNES SERVICE BOARD, 1952-1960

GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL, CHARLOTTE, 1891-1960

ASA T. SPAULDING PAPERS, 1943-1974 (MfP. 151)

SLAVE COLLECTION (P.C. 1629)

OZETTE PITTMAN BELL COLLECTION, 1856, 1922-1940 (P.C. 1622)

J. M. PICKEL COLLECTION, 1896-1920 (P.C. 1434)

AARON BURTIN HUNTER COLLECTION (P.C. 142)

JAMES HENRY HARRIS PAPERS, 1848-1890 (P.C. 1319)

JAMES BOON PAPERS (P.C. 99)

WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY, 1899-1928

HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL, 1963-1977

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE, CONSULTANT FOR NEGRO WORK, 1925-1960

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, DIVISION OF NEGRO EDUCATION, 1900-1961

MARRIAGE RECORDS

COHABITATION RECORDS, 1866-1868

NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL ORPHANAGE

FILM AND AUDIO COLLECTIONS

Prezell R. Robinson Library

University Archives, North Carolina State University

Richard B. Harrison Public Library, Wake County Public Libraries

Shaw University Library

OTHER REPOSITORIES

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NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL ORPHANAGE

Established in Oxford (1883) as the Colored Orphanage of North Carolina with a board of directors comprised of ministers from the various black denominations in the state. The records consist of microfilm copies of minutes (1932-1970) and histories (1883-1941).