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State Archives of North Carolina
Добавлен 26 апр 2011
Welcome to the RUclips channel of the State Archives of North Carolina in Raleigh, NC. The State Archives of North Carolina collects, preserves, and makes available for public use historical and evidential materials relating to North Carolina, including official records of state, county, and local governmental units, and copies of federal and foreign government materials. In addition to these official records are private collections, organization records, maps, pamphlets, sound recordings, photographs, motion picture film, and a small reference library. The State Archives is part of the Division of Archives and Records of the Office of Archives and History and the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.
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Representatives of North Carolina state government communicate via this Web site. Consequently any communication via this site (whether by a state employee or the general public) may be subject to monitoring and disclosure to third parties.
Peter Oliver: Freedman and Family, a Journey of His Enslavement and Persistence
As a formerly enslaved man who literally negotiated his way to freedom, Oliver’s life is documented with over 30 archival records from three archives, including one signing for his freedom, a type of eulogy when he died as a Moravian, and estate documents. This research offers an understanding of his life in Salem and surrounding areas, where he lived and worked as a potter and much more. Creative Corridors Coalition is planning a new public space to celebrate Peter Oliver's life and legacy, as well as mark the site of Oliver’s farm and homestead. North Carolina native Walter Hood, a world-renowned designer and landscape architect, designed the Peter Oliver Pavilion Gallery in collaborati...
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Assembling History: Researching in the General Assembly Session Records
Просмотров 73Месяц назад
The General Assembly Session Records are among the richest collections at the State Archives of North Carolina. Spanning more than three hundred years, these records contain fascinating stories from county formation to manumission to divorce and adoption. While full of important history, the changing nature of the General Assembly and age of these records can make them difficult to research. In...
Tracing Revolutionary War Soldiers at the State Archives
Просмотров 7673 месяца назад
Veteran archivist, Alison Thurman, shares tips for digging into a variety of relevant record series: county records, court records, state agency records, governors' papers, military collections, and private collections. All of these can help researchers piece together fascinating stories of both Patriots and Loyalists and their individual struggles. Links Mentioned: North Carolina Digital Colle...
Finding Digitized Primary Sources at the State Archives
Просмотров 823 месяца назад
Ever wondered how many of the records preserved at the State Archives of North Carolina are digitized? Well, the answer is about 1-2% but 1-2% of over 100 million is still a lot! Starting research online can be overwhelming, so this video shows you some tips and tricks about how to find digitized primary sources in the North Carolina Digital Collections and the State Archives' Flickr. As you se...
Researching the Enslaved Laborers at the State Capitol
Просмотров 1244 месяца назад
Who were the men who built our state’s most iconic building? Although they were enslaved, they left a legacy for all North Carolinians. A team of historians at the State Capitol have been researching the enslaved workers who constructed the building during the 1830s. Learn about the archival collections that helped staff uncover stories of individual laborers. With the “From Naming to Knowing” ...
Electronic Records Management
Просмотров 1674 месяца назад
This module provides an introduction to the general management of electronic records (not including email). It covers basic file naming conventions, file organization tips, and different electronic storage locations.
Retention Schedules and the Records Analysis Unit
Просмотров 1394 месяца назад
This module provides an overview of how to manage public records in compliance with Public Records Law and Federal guidelines. It introduces the Records Analysis Unit at the State Archives of North Carolina as a resource and walks the viewer through how to access and use the records retention schedules.
Intro to Public Records Law
Просмотров 1284 месяца назад
This module provides an overview of public records law in North Carolina. It also serves to introduce the viewer to some basic records management vocabulary used in subsequent modules.
The RAIL (Railroad and Incarcerated Laborer) Project: New Discoveries in the State Archives
Просмотров 1734 месяца назад
What clues do newly released prison records hold for a project to memorialize incarcerated laborers who perished during dangerous railroad work? Find out in this virtual Lunch & Learn program hosted by the State Archives, “The RAIL Project: New Discoveries in the State Archives.” Presenters provide an overview of railroad construction in the mountains of North Carolina and the Railroad and Inca...
NC's Bill of Rights
Просмотров 586 месяцев назад
A brief history of North Carolina's fought-for, stolen, and recovered copy of the Bill of Rights.
Remembering War in the Pacific: An Internment Camp Experience
Просмотров 516 месяцев назад
Recording of a panel discussion in commemoration of Pearl Harbor Day. Nash County resident Chris Larsen, who survived a Japanese internment camp in the Philippines during his early childhood, shares his family's experience. Ashley Latta, Military Collections Archivist, and Charlie Knight, Museum of History Military Curator, provide an overview of the war in the Pacific Theater, including docume...
NCA&T vs. NCCU: More than Just a Game - FOA Annual Program
Просмотров 1227 месяцев назад
Ready, set, tune in! The Friends of the State Archives of North Carolina invite you to learn about the history of one of our state’s great football rivalries during a virtual lunch & learn program. Professor Charles Johnson of North Carolina Central University presents his favorite archival discoveries from the research for his new book, coauthored with Professor Arwin Smallwood of N.C. Agricul...
Documenting the Service of Revolutionary War Patriots
Просмотров 3388 месяцев назад
This video outlines relevant records to documenting Revolutionary War patriot service at the State Archives by tracing one soldier's documentation through four major record groups. Helpful Links: State Archives' Online Catalog: archives.ncdcr.gov/doc/search-doc Family Search: www.familysearch.org/en/ NC Land Grants: nclandgrants.com/ North Carolina Digital Collections: digital.ncdcr.gov America...
Tell Your Story: Introduction to “When Are We US?” and Panel Design with Adrienne Berney
Просмотров 121Год назад
Tell Your Story: Introduction to “When Are We US?” and Panel Design with Adrienne Berney
Digital Tools for Storytelling with Brooke Csuka
Просмотров 84Год назад
Digital Tools for Storytelling with Brooke Csuka
Community Scanning Events with David Gwynn
Просмотров 70Год назад
Community Scanning Events with David Gwynn
Celebrations of Freedom: Emancipation Day in North Carolina
Просмотров 315Год назад
Celebrations of Freedom: Emancipation Day in North Carolina
FOA 2022 Annual Meeting Presentation: Richard Cox on the People Not Property Project
Просмотров 56Год назад
FOA 2022 Annual Meeting Presentation: Richard Cox on the People Not Property Project
When Are We US: An Introduction to the America250 Commemoration
Просмотров 487Год назад
When Are We US: An Introduction to the America250 Commemoration
The Regulator Movement and New Research
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.2 года назад
The Regulator Movement and New Research
Friends of the Archives 2021 Annual Meeting - NC Cemeteries: Exploring Archaeology and Research.
Просмотров 4612 года назад
Friends of the Archives 2021 Annual Meeting - NC Cemeteries: Exploring Archaeology and Research.
Requesting a Change to the Functional Schedule for North Carolina State Agencies
Просмотров 2532 года назад
Requesting a Change to the Functional Schedule for North Carolina State Agencies
Juneteenth Records at the State Archives of North Carolina
Просмотров 1373 года назад
Juneteenth Records at the State Archives of North Carolina
Women’s History Month: Lunch & Learn - Exploring Online Collections, Resources & Free Exhibit Tools
Просмотров 923 года назад
Women’s History Month: Lunch & Learn - Exploring Online Collections, Resources & Free Exhibit Tools
Most people were good looking back then. What happened?
Here I am 2024 watching this wondering if you were there. Crazy 50 years later. Thank you.
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Thanks for Sharing!!! 💖💖💖
Y'all so fun
Wow lots of great entertainment there at the 1940s State Fair
So damn cool. Grew up going there since I was a baby. My grandfather went out there in the 70s in a jeep before it was developed, talked about how it was a jungle. You can see it in the video. I'm pretty sure the rest of the building is Wilmington. My parents ended up getting a spot there in the early 2000s and I've been blessed to spend whole summers there without leaving the island for almost 19 years. Some of the best people on the world are on that island and thanks to the preservation efforts the jungle is still alive.
Enjoyed watching this! Fair was a lot better back then
My home town!!!! So amazing to see this!!!
People in the us need to be archivists to be able to read cursive?
Nah it's rhetorical fun, they used to get taught a lesson or two on cursive in their elementary school Edit: Ask an archivist and they'll point you to the documents ;D hehe
Perfect!!❤
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I'm an arsonist, of course I wanna become an archivist. (Humor intended)
bro I didnt know yall could archive Abraham Lincoln
Yo that dude looks like Abraham Lincoln
This just emanates cozy librarian feels
The magnus archives.......
Ok that first dude lowkey had some Abe Lincoln genes with those cheek bones
Whats an archavist?
people that preserve a bunch of older, historical media of all types.
@@thetruebadevil cool!!
i feel the freezing to death one soooo bad
lol this is so cute
These people looked like they said “n!gger” ALOT.
The Queen Of The Airborne! It would be great knowing her!
This woman has Spunk this world needs more Georgia Tiny Broadwick's
First time I went was in 1975, so this all looks familiar. Was a lot nicer back then.
Simply amazing.... She just seemed like a very friendly and smart woman
Wow!!
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Incredibly brave woman!
Short but a great video on the NC bill of rights
Kenny John’s break at 8.40 is an absolute masterpiece! This is the one John Petter’s and I were discussing. It really is a special piece of drum magic.
Great presentation and insights thank you
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Great video thank you
A great video presentation thank you very much
A great video thank you
Wow, great info. The presenter was going at a great pace and easy to follow. Thanks for this.
Hahaha! She knows how to use her voice for mysteries, horror, Halloween.
What is very ironic is, not more than 50 feet from where she stood in this interview (at my grandmama's house) is where she fell down the steep concrete steps, and later died from the injuries. There was no landing at the top, and the screen door opened out. She would come home from California and stay at the homes of every grandchild she had for two weeks each. There were 6 in all. I would take her to school with me and show her off to my teachers a friends.
So is Verla your grandmother?
@@weslivingston230 It sounds to me like great-great grandmother. Tiny Brodwick, then Tiny Jacobs, married at 12 years old and had her daughter, Verla, at 13 years.
Sounds like you are very proud and you should be. Quite a brave woman.That is a shame about her fall. I'm concrete contractor and having a landing when you walk out a door is a strict building code.
THANKS FOR THE STORY, She is totally amazing. Pennsylvania
It's good to hear she had family that loved her. What a delightful Woman.
We still have the radio station! I love these videos! I been to Liberty Theater, we have had a new fancy theater with colorful lights, solar powered, but I haven't been to it, I'd rather go to Liberty! Only the parking isn't so great. It's awesome if you have someone pick you up! And the hotel isn't the center of anything now, it's apartments
No bus ot taxi as far as I know, there is vans, the wta Wilkes transportation authority, but is nothing likes taxi, more like a bus service You schedule a day or more before,
Alot of things are still there building wise, you will not see that many ppl on the street over a year, unless it's the apple fest, or a car show! It's amazing so many things are still here!
Wow! I didn’t realize what a metropolis Burlington was.
This is an amazing look into the past
Less than six months beforeStinkin Lincoln passed the Emancipation Proclaimation, he created the IRS on June 1st 1862. If you want to see how free you are, just skip paying your federal income taxes for one year!
The young kids eyes look tired.anybody know why?
It 🤡🎈
Interesting that the talking points of 1951 are the same as 2023... They say if you want to know the future then look to the past.
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I wish I knew the address to this house. Possible near Boylan ave??