Denson, Claudius Baker

De Rosset, Moses John

De Rosset, Lewis Henry

De Rosset, Moses John

De Rosset, William Lord

Devereux, John

Devereux, John, Jr.

Devereux, Thomas Pollock

Deweese, John Thomas

Dewey, Charles

Dick, Robert Paine

Dickins, Asbury

Dickins, Samuel

Dickins, John

Dickinson, Matthew

Dickinson, Platt Ketcham

Dicks, Zacharias

Dickson, James Henderson

Dickson, John Augustus

Dickson, Joseph

Dickson, William

Dillard, John Henry

Dillard, Richard

Dinwiddie, James

Divine, John Francis

Dixon, Amzi Clarence

Dixon, Arminius Gray

Dixon, Archibald

Dixon, Benjamin Franklin

Dixon, Dorsey Murdock

Dixon, Eula Louisa

Dixon, Henry ("Hal")

Dixon, Howard Briten

Dixon, Hugh Woody

Dixon, Joseph

Dixon, Joseph Moore

Dixon, Richard Dillard

Dixon, Simon

Dobbin, James Cochran

Dobbs, Arthur

Dobbs, Edward Brice

Dockery, Alfred

Dockery, Claudius

Dockery, Oliver Hart

Dockery, Thomas Pleasant

Dodd, William Edward

Donaldson, Henry A.

Donaldson, Robert, Jr.

Donnell, Richard Spaight

Donnell, John Robert

Donnell, Robert

Donner, George and Jacob

Donner, Tamsen Eustis

Dortch, William Theophilus

Doub, Peter

Dougherty, Blanford Barnard

Dougherty, Dauphin Disco

Doughton, Robert Lee

Douglas, Robert Martin

Dowd, Clement

Douglass, John Jordan

Johnston, George Doherty

Johnston, Gordon

Johnston, James Cathcart

Johnston, Jonas

Johnston, Joseph Forney

Johnston, Lancelot

Johnston, Robert Daniel

Johnston, Rufus Zenas

Johnston, Samuel

Johnston, Samuel Iredell

Johnston, Thomas Dillard

Johnston, Thomas Pinkney

Johnston, William

Johnston, William

Jonas, Charles Andrew

Jones, Alexander

Jones, Alexander Hamilton

Jones, Allen

Jones, Andrew Jackson

Jones, Aquilla

Jones, Armistead

Jones, Cadwallader

Jones, Calvin

Jones, Edmund

Jones, Edward

Jones, Frederick

Jones, Hamilton Chamberlain

Jones, Hamilton Chamberlain, Jr.

Jones, James Addison

Jones, Jesse Weimar

Jones, John

Jones, Johnston Blakeley

Jones, Marmaduke

Jones, Pembroke

Jones, Joseph Seawell

Jones, Richard

Jones, Robert ("Robin"), Jr.

Jones, Robert Elijah

Jones, Roland

Jones, Thomas

Jones, Thomas Laurens

Jones, Thomas McKissick

Jones, William Branch

Jones, William Henry

Jones, Willie

Jordan, Benjamin Everett

Jordan, Daniel William

Jordan, Charles Edward

Jordan, Gerald Ray

Jordan, Stroud

Jordan, Pleasant

Joyner, Andrew

Joyner, Edmund Noah

Joyner, James Yadkin

Justice, Amos Isaac

Justice, Edwin (or Edward) Judson

Justice, Michael Hoke

Kalberlahn, Hans Martin

Kapp, John Jacob

Keener, Walter Ney

Keen, Thomas William

Keith, Robert

Kemp, James Hal

Kenan, Daniel Love

Kenan, Felix

Kenan, James

Kenan, Owen Hill

Kenan, Owen Rand

Kenan, Sarah Graham

Kenan, Thomas

Kenan, Thomas Stephen

Kenan, William Rand

Kenan, William Rand, Jr.

Kendall, Henry Eli, Jr.

Kendall, Henry Wiseman

Kendrick, Benjamin Burks

Kennedy, John Bryan ("Jack")

Kennedy, David

Kennedy, William

Kennedy, John Thomas

Kephart, Horace Sowers

Ker, David

Kern, Paul Bentley

Kerr, Daniel Wilson

Kerr, John

Kerr, John, Jr.

Kerr, John Hosea

Kerr, John Hosea, Jr.

Kerr, Washington Caruthers

Kester, Howard Anderson ("Buck")

Kilgo, John Carlisle

Kimberly, John

King, Carl Howie

Kinchen, John

King, Pendleton

King, Mary Elizabeth Eskridge

King, Rufus P.

King, William Rufus Devane

Kingsbury, Theodore Bryant

Kirk, George W.

Garrett, Paul

Gaddy, Charles Winfred

Gaines, Francis Pendleton

Gaither, Ephraim Lash

Gaither, Nathan

Gale, Christopher

Gale, Edmund

Graham, Joseph

Gillespie, James

Gill, Edwin Maurice

Greene, George Washington

Grant, Hiram Lewis (Louis)

Graham, William Alexander

Glover, William

Glenn, Robert Brodnax

Graves, Ernest

Graves, Henry Lee (Lea)

Goffe, Arthur

Goerch, Carl

Gray, Bowman

Graves, Ralph Henry, III

Green, Paul Eliot

Gordon, James Byron

Goler, William Harvey

Goodloe, Daniel Reaves

Garrett, Thomas Miles

Garrison, Sidney Clarence

Garvey, Patrick

Garrott, Isham Warren

Gould, Robert Simonton

Gorrell, Ralph

Gaither, Basil

Gales, Joseph

Gaither, Burgess Sidney

Garzia, John

Gaston, Alexander

Graham, Alexander Hawkins ("Sandy")

Graham, Alexander

Gales, Seaton

Gales, Joseph, Jr.

Green, John

Finley, Robert Corpening

Fisher, Charles

Fisher, Charles Frederick

Fisher, Edward Carrington

FitzGerald, Frederick

Fitch, William Edwards

Fitzgerald, Oscar Penn

Fitzgerald, Robert George

Flanagan, Edward Gaskill

Flanagan, John

Flannagan, Eric Goodyear

Fletcher, (Minna) Inglis

Basketball

Part II: The Southern Conference, Everett Case, and the Rise of the "Big Four"

Basketball

Part III: The Atlantic Coast Conference Takes Center Stage

Basketball

Part IV: Basketball and Civil Rights

Basketball

Part V: North Carolina NCAA Champions and Charlotte's Professional Franchises

Basketball

Part VI: References

Exploration, European

Part II: Initial European Expeditions

Exploration, European

Part III: Sir Walter Raleigh and the Arrival of the English

Exploration, European

Part IV: Seventeenth-Century Explorers

Exploration, European

Part V: References

Railroads

Part II: First Rail Lines and the Birth of the North Carolina Railroad

Railroads

Part III: The Civil War, Postwar Struggles, and the Transportation of Agricultural Products

Railroads

Part IV: Passenger and Tourist Train Services

Railroads

Part V: Twentieth-Century Trends and Decline

Hurricanes

Part II: Hurricanes in Colonial and Nineteenth-Century North Carolina

Hurricanes

Part III: Twentieth-Century Hurricanes

Hurricanes

Part IV: Devastating Hurricanes of the 1990s and Early 2000s

Visual Arts

Part II: Early North Carolina Painting and Portraiture

Visual Arts

Part III: A Growing Artistic Community in the State

Visual Arts

Part IV: Producing and Teaching Art in North Carolina Colleges and Universities

Visual Arts

Part V: The Evolution of Photography

Visual Arts

Part VI: North Carolina Art Museums, Exhibits, and Centers

World War II

Part II: North Carolina Contributions in Battle and on the Home Front

World War II

Part III: World War II Military Installations in the State

World War II

Part IV: Prisoners of War Held in North Carolina

Resorts

Part II: Resorts of Western North Carolina

Resorts

Part III: Piedmont and Coastal Resorts

World War I

Part II: North Carolina's Response to War and North Carolinians in Combat

World War I

Part III: Contributions to Victory on the Home Front

Forests

Part III: Efforts to Protect North Carolina Forests and Trees

Forests

Part II: Important North Carolina Tree Species

Wildlife: Reptiles and amphibians

Wildlife: Fish

Wildlife: Birds

Wildlife: Mammals

Public Education

Part VI: Reform, Innovation, and the Modernization of Public Schools

Public Education

Part V: Desegregation and Equality in Public Education

Public Education

Part IV: Expansion, Consolidation, and the School Machinery Act

Public Education

Part III: The First Graded Schools, the State Constitution of 1868, and Legal Segregation

Public Education

Part II: The Literary Fund, the Education Act, and the Growth of Common Schools

Private Education

Part II: Private Academies in Colonial North Carolina and Early Statehood

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

Newspapers

Part II: Political Affiliations of Nineteenth-Century Newspapers

Newspapers

Part III: An Expanding Press Champions Economic and Social Progress

Newspapers

Part IV: Changing Technologies, New Voices, and the Trend toward Corporate Ownership

Fiction

Part III: North Carolina Fiction Comes of Age

Fiction

Part II: North Carolina Writers in the Early to Mid-Twentieth Century

Dramatic Arts

Part II: Early Productions and Important Playwrights

Dramatic Arts

Part III: Community Theaters and School-Related Programs

Dramatic Arts

Part IV: Professional Companies and Festivals

Poetry

Part II: Modern-Day North Carolina Poets

Manufacturing

Part VI: New Industries, Increased Competition, and Diversification in the Modern Era

Manufacturing

Part V: Twentieth-Century Labor Problems, the Great Depression, and Economic Recovery

Manufacturing

Part IV: Postwar Struggles and the Growth of the Milling, Tobacco, and Textile Industries

Manufacturing

Part III: Decline of Iron Production and the Effects of the Civil War

Manufacturing

Part II: Manufacturing in the Colonial and Antebellum Eras

Currency

Part II: Revolution-Era Currency and the Importance of North Carolina Gold Production

Textiles

Part IV: Decline, Consolidation, and the Future of Textiles in the State

Textiles

Part III: Mill Villages, Labor Disputes, and Twentieth-Century Technologies

Textiles

Part II: The Rise of the North Carolina Textile Industry

Public Health

Part II: Expansion of Government Health Agencies and Major Health Issues in the State

Public Health

Part III: North Carolina's Modern Health Care System

Climate and Weather

Part II: Climatic Factors, Precipitation Patterns, and Seasonal Trends

Climate and Weather

Part III: Droughts and Floods in North Carolina

Civil Rights Movement

Part II: The Roots of Civil Rights Activism in North Carolina

Civil Rights Movement

Part III: Brown v. Board of Education and White Resistance to School Desegregation

Civil Rights Movement

Part IV: Integration Efforts in the Workplace, Sit-Ins, and Other Nonviolent Protests

Civil Rights Movement

Part V: Forced School Desegregation and the Rise of the Black Power Movement

Civil Rights Movement

Part VI: Continued Civil Rights Battles in the State

Geography

Part II: The Cradle of North Carolina: Coastal Plain and Sandhills

Geography

Part III: The Piedmont Region: Economic Center of the State

Geography

Part IV: Rugged Beauty and Age-Old Culture: The Mountain Region

Labor Unions

Part V: North Carolina Organized Labor: The Modern Era