History, demographics and community life of Alleghany County, in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains.

History of Warren Co. North Carolina

History of this region which includes all of western North Carolina and parts of eastern Tennessee.

Facilitates the study of genealogy and family and local history here in Haywood.

North Carolina's WWII memorial. Museum (open daily), memorial, activities, calendar of events. Revisit the days of WWII in the Pacific.

A 19th century Greek Revival antebellum house in Duplin County open for public viewing by appointment.

Full text online of book by Stephen Beauregard Weeks, about colonial days.

Narrative history by John Preston Arthur, published in 1914.

Books providing a pictorial history of several counties of Eastern North Carolina from the 1890s to present.

North Carolina was the scene of the first gold rush - read about it.

A 28 chapter online text telling the story of Western North Carolina, from beginning to present time.

Excerpt from John Preston Arthur's "History of North Carolina". Chapter IV Daniel Boone

Preserves and celebrates the history and culture of Jews in the state. Features programs, events, online collection, Rosenzweig Gallery. Based in Chapel Hill, NC.

They did meet, they did reslove, they did oppose, with their lives, their fortunes and their scared honor.

Collection of primary source documents and essays pertaining to the history of the New River Valley of North Carolina and Virginia.

Offers history of roads, stage coaches and taverns in Western part of the state.

Articles and information about the prehistoric and historic archaeology of North Carolina.

The North Carolina state agency responsible for arts, history and library programs.

Educational forums and live chats pertaining to North Carolina.

Comprehensive site dedicated to locations throughout North Carolina with information about the history of the state.

Special collection of North Carolina's libraries, archives, and museums.

Sells books, music, videos and clothing that document the history of the state.

Provides general museum information as well as information regarding exhibits, collections, associates, programs and events, regional museums, and education services.

Coordinates and implements a statewide program of prehistoric, historic, and underwater archaeology. Includes staff profiles, information on programs and volunteer opportunities.

State government agency responsible for assisting in the protection of historic properties and sites in North Carolina.