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Tag Archives: Family
A Rare Gateway to an Untouchable Past: Oral Histories of Carrboro Mill Families
Between 1974 and 1978, the Chapel Hill Historical Society conducted interviews with men and women who had lived and worked in and around Chapel Hill and Carrboro during the early twentieth century. One of their first projects, “Generations of Carrboro Mill … Continue reading
New Collections (11 July 2008)
Adkins, Davis, and Fulton Family Papers (#5230) The collection contains family papers of the related Adkins, Davis, and Fulton families. Correspondence includes letters to and from Hiram Adkins, Emily Caroline Davis Adkins, and their children. There is also correspondence of … Continue reading
Posted in Collections, New Collections
Tagged Adkins, Brian Bain, Davis, Family, Fulton, Independent Weekly, Robert H. Moore, Shalom Y'all
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Newly Revised and Described (21 May 2008)
Albert Coates Papers (#3818) Albert Coates was director of the Institute of Government at the University, 1931-1962, and a professor in the University of North Carolina’s School of Law. The collection includes office and personal files of Albert Coates and … Continue reading