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NO PORT Southport Records
Contains the organizational records, newspaper articles, correspondence, event materials, volunteer documents, etc. of NO PORT Southport, a grassroots group in Southport that formed to oppose the construction of a port in Southport, NC.
North Carolina 4th of July Festival Records
North Carolina Azalea Festival Collection
North Carolina Coastal Federation Papers
The North Carolina Coastal Federation is a non-profit organization that focuses exclusively on protecting and restoring the state's coast through education, advocacy and habitat preservation and restoration. These records reflect the activities of the organization from its formation in 1982 through 2004. The collection is arranged in six series and includes a wide range of materials.
North Carolina Indentures
This collection contains over a hundred years worth of North Carolina land indentures, mortgage deeds, and warranty deeds, mostly in Brunswick County. Three documents refer specifically to lots of land in the city of Wilmington, and another refers to land in the State of New York.
North Carolina Living Treasures
This collection contains a variety of materials related to the planning, administration, and celebrations for the North Carolina Living Treasure awards.
North Carolina Shipbuilding Company Collection
This collections contains materials related to the North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, a shipyard in Wilmington, North Carolina that was created as part of the U.S. Government's Emergency Shipbuilding Program during World War II. Included in the collection is a typed manuscript documenting the history of the company, a photocopied map of the Maffit Village neighborhood, and 19 photographs and 2 printing plates illustrating the company's grounds, workers and shipbuilding activities.
North Carolina Visual Arts and Artists (NCVAA) Collection
Onslow County Land Records
This collection primarily contains Onslow County land deeds dating from 1785 to 1918. Also included are documents pertaining to the will and estate of Elisha Walton and information regarding school attendence in the 5th district of Onslow County in 1853.