Box 2

This folder contains newspaper articles about the New Hanover High School football team and players.

This folder contains documents for Charlie Niven's induction into the Greater Wilmington Sports Hall of Fame in 2016. Niven played football for New Hanover High School, Duke, and the Canadian League, and basketball for Wilmington College.

This folder contains printed internet sources of Mary Lily Kenan, who is a part of the Kenan family connected to UNC Wilmington. In addition, there are also newspaper articles about her family and home.

This folder contains printed internet sources about Pembroke Jones, a businessman from New Hanover County who owned land known as "Airlie" and Pembroke Park.

This folder contains internet sources of people in the military from North Carolina. One soldier is William Halyburton, who was a Pharmacist's Mate during WWII and died in Okinawa, Japan.

This folder contains internet sources of criminals and outlaws from North Carolina. Predominantly, they are moonshiners.

This folder contains newspaper articles and printed internet sources about past Queens, Belles, and Special Guests of the Azalea festival.

This folder contains documents about Mill Hill, including photographs, brochures, postcards, and the "Mill Hill Times." Mill Hill is the area surrounding the Delgado-Spofford Cotton Mill in Wilmington, and the residents get together to have reunions to celebrate the area.

This folder contains newspaper articles from local Wilmington news sources, such as the Star News. The newspapers pertain mostly to daily events that have happened within the area, such as sports and improvements to downtown, but some capture major events, such as 9/11 and Princess Diana's death.