Furniture Industry

Part II: Furniture as Product and Craft from the Colonial Era to the Civil War

Furniture Industry

Part III: Furniture Production in the Industrial Age

Furniture industry

Part IV: Birth and Development of the Modern Furniture Industry

Furniture Industry

Part V: North Carolina's Largest-Grossing Furniture Companies (2004)

American Revolution

Part II: First North Carolina Conflicts and the Establishment of a Provincial Government

American Revolution

Part III: North Carolina's Role in the Continental Congresses

American Revolution

Part IV: Conflict with the Cherokees and British Invasion of the South

American Revolution

Part V: Gen. Nathanael Greene and the Battle of Guilford Courthouse

American Revolution

Part VI: A Troubled Aftermath

American Revolution

Part VII: References

Loyalists

Part II: Loyalists' Role in the War

Loyalists

Part III: African American Loyalists

Loyalists

Part IV: Loyalist Fate at War's End

Loyalists

Part V: References

Civil War

Part II: Secession and First North Carolina Enlistments and Casualties

Civil War

Part III: Political and Social Turmoil during the War

Civil War

Part IV: Unionism and Violence in the Western Counties

Civil War

Part V: Military Movements, Battles, and Outcomes in the State

Private Education

Part III: Antebellum Growth, the Civil War, and the First Black Colleges

Private Education

Part IV: Decline, Desegregation, and the Private School Boom

Conservation Movement

Part II: Initial Water Conservation, Forestry Regulation, and Antipollution Policies

Conservation Movement

Part III: Development of the Modern Environmental Movement

Conservation Movement

Part IV: New Programs, Legal Initiatives, and Continuing Environmental Threats

Architecture

Part II: Architectural Influences and Achievements in Early North Carolina

Architecture

Part III: Greek Revival, Gothic Revival, and Other Nineteenth-Century Trends

Architecture

Part IV: Twentieth-Century Innovations and the Rise of the Architectural Profession

Architecture

Part V: North Carolina Architecture after World War II

Beavers

Poverty

Part III: Statewide Public Welfare Initiatives and the Modern Division of Social Services

Poverty

Part II: Public Charity in the Colonial Era through the Nineteenth Century

Spaulding, Charles Clinton

Lipinsky, Solomon

Midgett, Erasmus S. "Rasmus"

Jones, Thomas H.

Barnwell, Lila Ripley

Hadley, Thomas Jefferson, IV

Berkeley, John

Bond, Hannah

Cuming, Alexander

The Death of Zelda Fitzgerald

Carawan, George Washington

The June Germans

The Dare Stones

Amos, Tori

State Folk Art of North Carolina: Whirligigs by Vollis Simpson