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Published Quarterly by the Office of Archives and History Historic Sites Commemorate 140th Anniversary of

Index to Volume 56 (2008)

A A. C. Reynolds High School: students from, win awards at National History Day finals, 129 A. C. Reynolds Middle School: students from, win awards at National History Day finals, 129 Abandoned Cemetery Study Committee: established by General Assembly (1978), 122 Abbott, Anthony S.: book by, nominated for Sir Award for Fiction, 128 Abbott, Lawrence E.: helps organize and will lecture at archaeological symposium at ECU, 133; to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134 Abernathy, Wallace: displays Civil War reproductions at Festival Park, 56 Ablett, Ian: wins award at Wooden Boat Show, 99 About Habitats: Wetlands (book): nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Adams, Catharine: discusses shared aims with Michelle Lanier, 17 Adams, Sheila Kay: to perform at Thomas Wolfe Memorial, 147; performs at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Adams’s Battery (reenactment group): participates in programs at Fort Anderson, 51, 87, 136 Advisory Council on Historic Preservation: as copartner in Preserve America program, 14 African American Cultural Celebration: held at N.C. Museum of History, 62-63; Historic Edenton staff members participate in, 54 African and African American Studies Program: to partner with Division of State Historic Sites and Properties, 17 Alamance, Battle of. See State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 65, 103, 147; cosponsors second-place team in N.C. History Bowl, 89; hosts Colonial Living Week, 19 Albert Ray Newsome Award: presented, 4 Alexander, Clayton Brown: doctoral dissertation of, published, 34 Allen, Sarah Addison: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Allen Boys, The: perform during African American Cultural Celebration, 62 Ambrose, T. Grant: resigns from , 104 American Association for State and Local History (AASLH): awards of merit presented by, 4 American Association of Museums: conducts museum accreditation program, 93 American Association of University Women (AAUW) Award for Juvenile Literature: nominees for, announced, 129; presented, 3 American Indian Center: provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 American Indian Heritage Celebration: held at N.C. Museum of History, 25-26 American Institute of : awards honorary membership to Catherine W. Bishir, 45-46 American Truck Historical Society: co-hosts show at N.C. Transportation Museum, 90 with Disabilities Act: walkway to be constructed at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson in compliance with, 123 Amspacher, Karen Willis: tells stories at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Anderson, David: to lecture at Historic Sites & Gardens, 29 Anderson, David: operates paper mill in Cumberland County, 71 Anderson, Ryan: joins faculty at UNC-Pembroke, 33 Anderson, William: to lecture at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 65 Andrews’s Battery (reenactment group): participates in program at CSS Neuse/Governor Caswell Memorial, 17 Aneja, Viney P.: receives North Carolina Award, 6 Anthemion Award: presented to Marla Dorrel, 69 Anthony, Robert G., Jr.: presides over business meeting of NCLHA, 3; speaks at teachers institute, 126; welcomes attendees to annual meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 4 Anthropology Department, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: members of, to lecture at symposium at ECU, 133 Antioch Volunteer Fire Department: helps extinguish fire at Governor , 41-42 Antoinette Forrester Downing Award: awarded to Robert Stipe (2005), 32 Appalachian State University: to host disaster-planning workshop, 45; library and university archives at, prepare exhibit for Archives Week, 151 Aquadro, Charles: gives lecture at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 60 Aquadro, Jenny: gives lecture at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 60 Archer, Jermaine: to lecture at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 145 Archie K. Davis Fellowships: awarded by North Caroliniana Society, 82; proposals for, solicited, 34 Archives and Records Section: administrators of, attend NAGARA conference, 126-127; collabo- rates in Cemetery Survey and Stewardship Program, 122-123; cosponsors disaster preparedness conference, 10; to expand services in Western Office, 2; makes Confederate pension records available online, 130; participates in grant project studying preservation of GIS maps, 130-131; staff members of, attend Southeastern Archives and Records Conference, 83; staff members of, make presentations at teacher workshop, 44; staff members of, publish books, 46; staff news from, 27, 63-64, 104, 144; uses Flickr to post images online, 131 ArtDuckO: Waterfowl Culture in North Carolina (exhibit): to open at N.C. Museum of History, 29 Arts Festival Planning Guide (book): goes out of print, 47 Asante, Maya Freelon: artwork of, displayed at Historic , 92 Asheville: A History (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 Asheville Christian Academy: wins student publication award, 3 Asheville Historical Commission: approves relocation of air conditioning units at Thomas Wolfe Memorial, 96 Ashton, Jeff: pictured, 22; replaces chinking at President James K. Polk State Historic Site, 21 AT&T: provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 Atlantic Veneer Beaufort National Boatbuilding Challenge: premiers at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Austin, Rudy: tells stories at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Aycock, Charles Brantley: birthplace of, damaged by fire, 41-44; statue of, at State Capitol, to be restored, 136-137 Aycock, Doug: completes repairs on Old Kentucky Home, 21 Aycock Birthplace State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 146; cosponsors winning team in N.C. History Bowl, 89; house at, damaged by fire, 41-44; sheep stolen from, 15 B Babits, Lawrence: advises creator of replica of Fort Dobbs, 140 Bailey, Valerie: to lecture at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 55 Baker, Betty Jean: obituary of, 147-148 Baker, Betty McKee: obituary of, 104-105

154 Balachandran, Jayanthi: to perform at N.C. Museum of History, 66 Ballance, Emily: gives presentation at N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48 Balsam Range: performs at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Band of Sisters: American Women at War in Iraq (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Bandon Plantation: kitchen building from, to be moved to James Iredell House, 124 Baneth, Robin: transfers from N.C. Museum of History, 27 Barbee, Millie: pictured, 5, 98; receives Christopher Crittenden Memorial Award, 5 Barnes, Mary Hollis: to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 133; promoted in Archives and Records Section, 63; serves as coordinator of Cemetery Survey and Stewardship Program, 122 Barrow, Frank: participates in African American Cultural Celebration, 62 Bartley, Jimmy: pictured, 41 Basnight, Marc: quoted, 122 Bass, John Haywood: family of, helps with program at CSS Neuse/Governor Caswell Memorial, 17 Bass, Morris: attends black-powder safety training course (2004), 50; gives lecture at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 51; serves as instructor at historic weapons training course, 89 Bass Farms, Inc.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Batchelor, John: presents Student Publication Awards, 3 Bate, Harold H. See Harold H. Bate Foundation Bath Elementary School: students from, participate in gourd program at Historic Bath, 15 Bathanti, Joseph: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Battle of Alamance: anniversary of, to be commemorated, 65 Battle of Roanoke Island: anniversary of, commemorated, 29, 56 Bauer, Margaret: presents Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 4; wins Parnassus Award, 68 Baxter, Ron: performs during African American Cultural Celebration, 62 Beaman, Thomas E., Jr.: assists archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124; directs archaeological investigation at James Iredell House, 125; organizes session for and will lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 133-134 Bearing Witness: Civil Rights Photographs of Alexander Rivera (exhibit): opens at N.C. Museum of History, 28, 61-62 Beaufort Oars Rowing Club: offers boat rides during Wooden Boat Show, 98 Beauvoir (house): hurricane damage to, discussed, 10 Beaver, John L.: retires from Western Office, 121 Bebber, Jackson: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Bechtel, John: helps restore hospital rail car and cuts ribbon to open exhibit, 18; pictured, 18 Beck, Raymond L.: pictured, 80; retires from State Capitol, 79-80 Beech, Malcolm: gives lecture at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 56 “Before Disaster Strikes: Networking to Protect Our Records” (conference): presented in Raleigh, 10 Behnken, John, Mrs.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Belk, Irwin: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Belk, John M.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Bell, Holley Mack, II: obituary of, 105 Bell, John L., Jr.: co-authors North Carolina history textbook, 42 Museum of History and Design Arts: provides funding for reception, 135 Benedict, C. W.: operates Raleigh Paper Mill, 72 Benjamin Cornett House: located in historic district added to National Register of Historic Places, 39 Bennehan House: doors of, grained, 19 Benner, Louise: to lecture in Edenton, 150 Bennett House: tours of, offered during commemoration of surrender, 90 State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 30, 65, 68, 103, 147; hosts Civil War encampments and lectures, 55, 137; hosts surrender anniversary commemoration, 90 State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 65-66, 68, 102, 146; to exhibit Civil War-era shell in new display case, 135; ground-penetrating radar survey

155 conducted at, 124; hosts artillery program, 135; hosts regional History Bowl, 52; mass Confeder- ate grave at, investigated, 47-48; works with other organizations to buy land, 81 Bentonville Battleground Historical Association: works with Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site to buy land, 81 Bentonville Battleground History Bowl: as prototype for statewide competition, 52 Bentonville/Harper House Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy: cosponsors regional History Bowl, 52 Berry, Diana: to lecture at Historic Stagville, 103 Betts, Doris: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Betty Smith: Life of the Author of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Bias, Jerome: participates in African American Cultural Celebration, 62; pictured, 91 Biles, Roger: receives R. D. W. Connor Award, 3 Bill of Rights: displayed at UNC-Asheville, 1-2; George Stevenson helps identify, as North Carolina’s copy, 8; ownership of, determined, 77-78 Billingsley, Scott: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 Biltmore Estate: leads North Carolina historical attractions in attendance, 45 Birmingham, 1963 (book): nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Bishir, Catherine W.: awarded honorary membership in American Institute of Architects, 45-46 Bishopric, Karl, Mrs.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Black, Chris: resigns from Archives and Records Section, 27 Black Pearls: A Faerie Strand (book): nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Blake, Debbi: makes presentation at teacher workshop, 44; quoted, 10 Blakistone, Tricia: hired at N.C. Museum of History, 104 Bland, Greg: leads tours of Fort Anderson, 51; pictured, 51 Bleyer, Bill: donates historic newspaper to Bennett Place, 55 Bloody Mary and the Virgin Queen (drama): presented at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 92, 101 Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina: collaborates with N.C. Museum of History to create online exhibit, 63 Blum, John C.: operates paper mill in Forsyth County, 71 Blum, Karen: speaks at teachers institute, 126 Boarding House Reach: North Carolina’s Entrepreneurial Women (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Bobroff, Jake: leads Boy Scouts in building fence at Duke Homestead, 92 Bockert, Jeff: serves as instructor at historic weapons training course, 89 Boehm, Stephen: wins award at National History Day finals, 129 Boles, John: honored for twenty-five years of editing Journal of Southern History, 118 Bolvin, Thomas D.: hired in Archives and Records Section, 27 Bond, Ruthann: presents awards in N.C. History Bowl competition, 89 Boney, Barbara H.: attends retirement ceremony for Ray Beck, 80 Bonner House: free tours of, to be offered, 64; reopens for Bath Fest, 87; trim work in, painted, 53; yard of, investigated for graves, 134-135 Bonnet, Stede: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Boone, Mary: appears on OPEN/Net program, 47 Borglum, Gutzon: statues at State Capitol sculpted by, to be restored, 136-137 Borglum Historical Center: to restore two statues at State Capitol, 136-137 Borneman, Walter: discusses book at President James K. Polk State Historic Site, 30, 95-96; pictured, 95 Botsford, Beverly: to perform at N.C. Museum of History, 101 Bowen, Jason: hired at Horne Creek Living Historical Farm, 104 Bowlby, Jon: hired at , 64; participates in Carolina Heritage Festival, 92 Bowman, Mitch: pictured, 57; receives Heritage Visionary Leadership Award, 57 Boyette, Charles: hired at Historic Edenton, 144 Boyette, Robert: helps organize N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48; presents certificate of retirement to Ray Beck, 80

156 Boylan Apartments: added to National Register of Historic Places, 39; pictured, 39 Bramble, Liz: pictured, 91 Brandon, Michael: creates image database for N.C. history film series, 119-120 Breaking Cover (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Briley, Phoebe: builds skiff at N.C. Museum of History, 100 British Museum: collaborates in presentation of A : England’s First View of America exhibit at N.C. Museum of History, 63 British Public Records Office: North Carolina records in, identified and copied, 7 Broadwick, “Tiny”: featured on book cover, 11 Brook, David: attends NAGARA conference, 126-127; presents Order of the Longleaf Pine to family of Leanne Humphrey, 27; quoted, 121; serves on Legislative Research Commission’s Study Committee on Historic Preservation, 32 Brooks, Tiffany Yecke: hired at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 144 Brown, Billy: exhibit of paintings by, to open at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 146 Brown, Charlotte Hawkins: award in honor of, presented, 90; birthday of, commemorated, 90; discussed in program at ECU, 17; establishes Palmer Memorial Institute (1902), 18 Brown, Claudia: assists grant application process for SHPO, 14 Brown, Doug: makes presentation at teacher workshop, 44; promoted in Archives and Records Section, 27 Brown, Jann: helps organize and gives presentation at N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48 Brown, Mark: hired at N.C. Transportation Museum, 104 Brown, Matthew M.: co-edits volume 16 of North Carolina Troops, 1861-1865: A Roster, 85-86 Brown, Millicent Ellison: gives lecture at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 54 Brown, Paul: to perform at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Brown, William H.: transferred to Archives and Records Section, 104 Browning, Christopher R.: book co-edited by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson State Historic Site: archaeological investigations at, 87, 123-124; benefits from help of volunteers, 16; calendar of upcoming events at, 29; commemorates anni- versary of fall of fort, 51; hosts reception for Gullah/Geechee Heritage Commission, 135; presents Heritage Days program, 16; staff news from, 104 Bryant, Angela R.: pictured, 88 Bryant, Chad: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 Bryant, Ronald: coaches winning team in regional History Bowl, 52 Bryant, Sharon C.: pictured, 57; receives Heritage Visionary Leadership Award, 57 Brynes, Graham: wins race at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Buckner, Sally: book by, nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 128 Buffalo Paper Mill: sketch of, 70-71 Buford, Elizabeth: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Bug Hill Miniatures: participate in program at CSS Neuse/Governor Caswell Memorial, 17 Burgess, Fred: attends black-powder safety training course (2004), 50; gives lecture at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 51; serves as instructor at historic weapons training course, 89 Burke, James: to lecture at N.C. Museum of History, 64 Burwell School: as field-trip destination for summer camp at Historic Stagville, 138 Bush, Laura: serves as honorary chair of Preserve America program, 14 Butler, Lindley: pictured, 119; serves as adviser to N.C. history film series, 119 Byer, Kay Stripling: gives lecture at annual meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 2, 3 C Cain, Barbara T.: assists husband as researcher in residence in England, 7; compiles guide to private manuscript collections at N.C. State Archives, 67 Cain, Robert J.: exchanges positions with George Stevenson, 7 Call to Arms, A: North Carolina Military History Gallery (exhibit): advertised in exhibit at Raleigh Convention Center, 144; Confederate battle flags added to, 142-143

157 Camden County Middle School: reaches finals of N.C. History Bowl competition, 49, 89 Campbell, Karl E.: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127; to serve on panel to discuss new history of North Carolina, 42 Campbell University: news of history department of, 149; participates in teacher training program, 8-9, 44 Campbell-Dereef, Pamela: attends reception for Gullah/Geechee Heritage Commission, 135 Cannon, Ruth Coltrane: award in honor of, presented (1973), 32 Cannon, William, Jr.: pictured, 139 Cannon Foundation: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 139-140 Capel, Mitch: to perform at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 30 Capital Area Preservation: presents Anthemion Award to Marla Dorrel, 69 Capital Area Visitor Center: former manager of, dies, 104-105; Ray Beck serves as adviser to, 80 Capital Projects Unit (Department of Cultural Resources): designs new visitor center at Horne Creek Living Historical Farm, 59 Captain Ahab Had a Wife: Women and the Whalefishery, 1740-1870 (book): author of, discusses book at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 29, 56-57 Carnes-McNaughton, Linda M.: organizes session for and will lecture at Southeastern Archaeologi- cal Conference, 133-134 Carney, Rich: pictured, 120 Carolina Charter Corporation: appoints George Stevenson first resident researcher of Scottish Records Program, 7; holds annual meeting, 12 Carolina Coastal Research: members of, to lecture at symposium at ECU, 133 Carolina Publishing Associates: releases survey of most popular historical attractions in state, 45, 55 Caron, Simone M.: book by, published, 150 Carter, Catherine: receives Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 4 Carver’s Creek Methodist Church: listed on National Register of Historic Places, 114; pictured, 114 Cashion, Jerry C.: pictured, 5, 6, 23, 119; presents Christopher Crittenden Memorial Award, 5; receives North Carolina Award, 5-6; serves as adviser to N.C. history film series, 119; speaks at historical marker dedication ceremony, 22; speaks at teachers institute, 126 Cashman Award: presented to Ron Odom Jr., 107 Caswell Council for the Arts: displays artwork by Maud F. Gatewood, 69 Caswell County Civic Center: hosts reception during Maud F. Gatewood Legacy Weekend, 69 Caswell County Historical Association: displays artwork by Maud F. Gatewood, 33-34, 69 Catawba College: news from history department of, 33 Cates, Phillip K.: gives presentation at N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48 CCATS of Carteret County: provides free transportation during Wooden Boat Show, 98 Cecelski, David S.: lectures at N.C. Museum of History, 100; “New Leaves” article by, 108-113 Celeste’s Harlem Renaissance (book): wins AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 3 Cemetery Survey and Stewardship Program: created in Office of Archives and History, 122-123 Chamberlain, Carol: arranges for graining of doors of Bennehan House, 19 Champion Paper and Fiber Company: erects plant in Canton, 74 Champney, Edwin G.: George Stevenson researches, 8 Chapel Hill High School: wins student publication award, 3 Chapel Hill Historical Society: Robert Stipes serves as head of, 31 Chapel Hill Preservation Society: Robert Stipes serves as head of, 31 Chapman, Michael: leads effort to obtain grave marker for Weary Clyburn, 126 Chappell, Chris: pictured, 93; stars in play at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 93 Charlotte Country Day Middle School: wins student publication award, 3 Charlotte Hawkins Brown Historical Foundation: members of, attend program at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 90 Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum: calendar of upcoming events at, 145-146; celebrates twentieth anniversary, 18-19; cosponsors second-place team in N.C. History Bowl, 89; honors birthday of Charlotte Hawkins Brown, 90; hosts lecture series, 54-55; plans tour of Raleigh historic

158 attractions, 55; staff members of, attend Palmer Memorial Institute National Alumni Association reunion, 91; staff news from, 64, 104, 144 Charlotte Museum of History: hosts “Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence” event, 96; negotiates with President James K. Polk State Historic Site concerning field trips, 96 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools: negotiates with President James K. Polk State Historic Site concerning field trips, 96 Chase, Nan: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 Chenault, Elizabeth: gives presentation concerning maps in Rare Book Collection of Wilson Library, 121 Cherokee Heritage Center: cosponsors exhibit at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Cherokee Nation: pottery crafted by members of, exhibited at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Cherokee Nation and the Trail of Tears, The (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Cherokee Potters Guild: cosponsors exhibit at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Cherokee Pottery: People of One Fire (exhibit): opens at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Cherokee Preservation Foundation: provides funding for exhibit at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Cherokee Tribal Gaming Commission: helps fund American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 Cherry, Kevin: welcomes attendees to annual meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 3, 4 Cheshire, Joseph B., Jr., Mrs.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station: crew members from, reenact ship rescue at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Chitwood, Michael: book by, nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 128 Christ Covenant School: wins student publication award, 3 Christensen, Rob: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 Christopher Crittenden Memorial Award: presented, 5, 6 City of New Bern: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 139 City of Southport Department of Tourism: cosponsors lecture series, 25, 60 Civil War Battlefield Preservation Program: provides funds for purchase of land at Bentonville, 81 Civil War Preservation Trust: seeks acquisition of additional land at Bentonville, 81 Civilian Conservation Corps: book concerning, published by Historical Publications Section, 11-12 Claggett, Steve: to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134 Clark, James W.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9; presents Ragan Old North State Award, 5 Clark, Walter: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Clarke, Courtney Daniels: hired at History Center, 27; resigns from Outer Banks History Center, 144 Classical Quill, The (student publication): wins award, 3 Clavette, Kerri: hired at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 64, 104 Clayton Middle School: wins inaugural History Bowl, 52 Clean Water Management Trust Fund: helps fund N.C. History Education Center, 20, 139 Clermont Plantation: acreage from, acquired by Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 93-94 Cleveland, Grover: orders return of captured Confederate flags (1887), 78 Cleveland County: early paper mill in, 70-71 Clifton and Clifton Monuments: repairs broken headstone at Somerset Place, 51 Cloak Brothers: participate in Elizabethan Tymes: A Country Faire, 20; pictured, 20 Clodfelter, James A.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Cloud Journal (book): nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 129 Clyburn, Frank: slave of, saves life during Civil War, 125 Clyburn, Weary: day in honor of Confederate service by, held at Monroe and High Point, 125-126 Coats, Dale: helps organize N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48; office of, renovated, 55 Cobb, Carlie A.: pictured, 84 Cochran, Betty: to lecture at Historic Bath, 28 Coffey, Michael W.: co-edits volume 16 of North Carolina Troops, 1861-1865: A Roster, 85-86 Coffman, John: demonstrates woodworking at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 98 Cole, Curt: directs infantry demonstrations at , 53

159 Cole, Maria Hawkins: pictured, 90; receives Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown Living Legacy Award, 90 Cole, Olen, Jr.: appointed to N.C. Highway Historical Marker Advisory Committee, 81 Coleman, Andrena: attends Palmer Memorial Institute National Alumni Association reunion, 90-91; resigns from Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 144 Coleman, Melinda: assists grant application process for SHPO, 14 Coleman, Robertha. See Thomas and Robertha Coleman Foundation Coleman, Thomas. See Thomas and Robertha Coleman Foundation Collateral Damage (book): nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 128 Collections Management Branch (Archives and Records Section): performs conservation work on maps from Outer Banks History Center, 120 Collins, Mojo: performs at exhibit opening at Outer Banks History Center, 46 Collins, Xavier: as member of winning team in N.C. History Bowl, 89; pictured, 89 Colman, Jim: pictured, 117 Colonial and State Records of North Carolina, The: first series of, to be digitized, 12 Colonial Records of North Carolina, The [Second Series]: three volumes of, reprinted by Historical Publications Section, 132; two volumes of, go out of print, 47 Colonial Records Project: sponsors researchers in residence in England, 7 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation: borrows artifact from OSARC for exhibit, 14 Communities in Schools Award: presented to Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 16 Conceiving Parenthood: American Protestantism and the Spirit of Reproduction (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Congleton, James B., III: pictured, 139 Conley, Bill: wins award at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Connor, R. D. W.: award in honor of, presented, 3 Cook, Mary Ann: marries James Johnson, 113 Coombs, Lisa: promoted in Archives and Records Section, 63-64 Cooper, Roy: works to recover North Carolina’s copy of Bill of Rights, 78 Waterfowl Museum: staff members of, participate in program at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Cornett, Benjamin: former home of, located in historic district added to National Register of Historic Places, 39 Council of Editors of Learned Journals: presents Parnassus Award to Margaret Bauer, 68 Council of State Archivists: holds summit meeting of Intergovernmental Preparedness for Essential Records program, 83, 127 Courtney, William: obtains title to paper mill in Orange County, 72 Cowan, Celeste: wins award at National History Day finals, 129 Craig, Denise P.: edits Randolph County: A Brief History for publication, 132; prepares new edition of The Old North State Fact Book, 47; transferred in Historical Publications Section, 144 Craig, William N., Mr. and Mrs.: listed as life members of NCLHA, 9 Craven Community Concert Band: to perform at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 65 Craven County: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 139 Creative Diversions: Influences of Traditional North Carolina Art and Craft (exhibit): opens at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 20 Creef, Tama: hired at Outer Banks History Center, 27 Creelman, Brent: wins race at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Crittenden, Christopher: award in memory of, presented, 5, 6 Crow, Jeffrey J.: co-authors North Carolina history textbook, 42; co-edits volume of essays on historical literature (1979), 42; column by, concerning characteristics of good editor, 118-119; column by, concerning new history of North Carolina, 42-43; column by, concerning regional programming of Office of Archives and History, 2; column by, concerning replevined docu- ments and artifacts, 78-79; pictured, 4, 119; presents AASLH Awards of Merit, 4; presents Order of the Longleaf Pine to George Stevenson, 8; presents Order of the Longleaf Pine to Ray Beck, 80; represents Office of Archives and History on N.C. history film series, 119; speaks at

160 Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 19; speaks at N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48; speaks at reception for Gullah/Geechee Heritage Commission, 135 Crowder, Kevin L.: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Crowe, Thomas Rain: book by, nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 128; book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Crowninshield, Louise du Pont: award in honor of, presented (1988), 32 Crutchfield, Mary: artwork by, to be exhibited at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 102 CSS Neuse/Governor Caswell Memorial State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 68, 145; cosponsors winning team in N.C. History Bowl, 89; hosts living history program, 17 Cultural Heritage Center: cosponsors lecture and exhibit at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 56 Cumber, Kim: attends Orphan Film Symposium, 82-83 Cumberland Community Foundation: provides funding for summer camp at Museum of the Historical Complex, 98 Cumberland County: early paper mills in, 71 Cumberland County Association for Indian People: provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 Cupola House: as stop on walking tour, 54; 250th anniversary of, commemorated, 150 Cupola House Association: celebrates 250th anniversary of Cupola House, 150; transfers public records to N.C. State Archives, 47 Curney, M.: Civil War parole slip of, purchased by Bennett Place, 55 Cushing, Isaac T.: builds paper mill in Cumberland County, 71; builds Raleigh Paper Mill, 72 D Dalton, Bryan: receives Field Operations Spirit Award, 48; serves as instructor at historic weapons training course, 89 Daniel, Jonathan: participates in African American Cultural Celebration, 62 Daniel, Shanna: to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134 Danielly, G. Earl: attends retirement ceremony for Ray Beck, 80; pictured, 80 Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History: displays artwork by Maud F. Gatewood, 69 Dare County Arts Council: sponsors art show at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 64 Dare County Tourism Board: cosponsors free concert by N.C. Symphony, 66 Davenport, Walter: demonstrates net making at N.C. Museum of History, 100 David Holt and the Lightning Bolts: perform at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Davidson, Jan: receives North Carolina Award, 6 Davis, Archie K.: fellowships in honor of, awarded, 82; proposals for fellowships in honor of, solicited, 34 Davis, B. J.: helps design award-winning exhibit segment, 66 Davis, Edward T.: speaks at retirement ceremony for Ray Beck, 80 Davis, Jefferson: home and presidential library of, damaged by hurricanes, 10 Davis, Juliet: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Davis, R. P. Stephen, Jr.: book by, cited, 85 Davis, Scott: pictured, 119 “Demetrios Is Now Jimmy”: Greek Immigrants in the Southern , 1895-1965 (book): is published, 46 Dennard, David: leads African and African American Studies Program at ECU, 17 Department of Anthropology, : helps organize archaeological symposium, 84, 133 Department of Cultural Resources (DCR): to administer 1886 Roanoke River Lighthouse, 16; annual theme of, promoted on OPEN/Net program, 47; to cooperate with ITS to preserve state government e-mail, 83; cosponsors programs at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Cen- ter, 97; hosts workshop for teachers, 44; owns birthplace of Governor Aycock, 42; staff members of, attend ground breaking for visitor center at Horne Creek Living Historical Farm, 141; staff members of, participate in program at Fort Fisher, 52; themes of, 11; works with Thomas Wolfe Memorial to prepare podcast tours, 96

161 Department of Transportation: archaeologists of, organize session for Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134; erects directional signs for Fort Dobbs, 59; repairs or replaces bridges at , 59, 96; replaces guardrail at Vance Birthplace, 96 Dermid, Aaron: resigns from Horne Creek Living Historical Farm, 64-65 Dickens, Rachel: conducts workshop at annual meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 2 Dickson Foundation, Inc.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Different Drummer (student publication): wins award, 3 Division of Archives and History: cosponsors course in historic preservation, 31; publishes The Way We Lived in North Carolina (1983), 43; symposium sponsored by, inspires survey of historical literature, 42, 43 Division of Historical Resources: news of, 10-14, 46-48, 82-86, 130-134; staff news from, 27, 63-65, 104, 144 Division of Parks and Recreation: staff members of, participate in historic weapons training course, 89 Division of State Historic Sites and Properties: archaeological collections of, housed at OSARC, 13; conducts historic weapons training course, 89; cosponsors N.C. History Bowl, 89; educators from, help plan and present teachers institute, 126; news of, 15-23, 48-59, 87-96, 134-141; reviews strategic plan for Fort Dobbs, 22, 95; staff members of, assess fire damage at Governor Aycock Birthplace, 43; staff members of, attend ground breaking for visitor center at Horne Creek Living Historical Farm, 141; staff news from, 27, 64-65, 104, 144; two sites of, among most popular historical attractions in state, 45; to work with Horizons Productions in on-location filming for N.C. history film series, 120 Division of State History Museums: news of, 23-27, 60-63, 97-100, 141-144; staff members of, participate in historic weapons training course, 89; staff news from, 27, 65-66, 104, 144; two museums of, among most popular historical attractions in state, 45 Dixon, Julie: pictured, 119; to serve as writer for N.C. history film series, 120 Dixon, Richard Dillard, Mr. and Mrs.: listed as life members of NCLHA, 9 Donald, Roderick Kevin: assists archaeological investigation of vicinity of St. Philips Church, 124; to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 133; serves as archaeologist of Cemetery Survey and Stewardship Program, 122 Dorrel, Marla: wins Anthemion Award, 69 Dotterer, John E.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Down River (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Downes, Alexander B.: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 Downing, Antoinette Forrester: award in honor of, presented (2005), 32 Downing, Sarah: rehired at Outer Banks History Center, 144 Doyal, Nickie: book co-authored by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown Living Legacy Award: presented, 90 Drew, Jesse G.: as owner of James Johnson, 109, 112 Dryden, Tracey: hired at Historic Stagville, 104 Duché, Anthony: stoneware crafted by, to be featured in exhibit, 14 Duffus, Kevin: gives lecture at Friends of the Archives program, 130; to lecture at N.C. Transportation Museum, 28 Duke, Washington: home of, site of church revival program, 91 Duke, William J.: serves as circuit-riding preacher, 91 Duke Homestead State Historic Site: acquires collection of spittoons, 137; calendar of upcoming events at, 66, 102-103, 146; exhibit of stands opens at, 92; fence built around garden at, 92; as field-trip destination for summer camp at Historic Stagville, 138; hosts church revival program, 91; regional office opened at, 55; staff news from, 64 : news of history department of, 149 Dumoulin, Christine: resigns from Outer Banks History Center, 104 Duncan, Julia Nunnally: book by, nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 128 Duppstadt, Andrew: attends black-powder safety training course, 49-50; directs artillery demonstra- tions at Fort Fisher, 52; directs battery during program at CSS Neuse/Governor Caswell Memo- rial, 17; organizes historic weapons training course, 89; pictured, 50

162 Durden, Megan: hired in Archives and Records Section, 63 Dwelling in Beulah Land: A Celebration of Rural Church Life (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Dwight, Christian: attends Jekyll Island Management Institute, 65 E Eakins, Owen J.: killed while carrying battle flag of Eighteenth North Carolina Regiment, 143 Easley, Mary: attends fund-raising dinner at Old Kentucky Home, 21 Easley, Michael F.: appoints Jerry Cashion chairman of N.C. Historical Commission, 6; works to recover North Carolina’s copy of Bill of Rights, 78 East Carolina University (ECU): to co-host archaeological symposium, 84; guest lecturer at, dis- cusses book at Tryon Palace, 57; to host disaster-planning workshop, 45; programs at, to partner with Division of State Historic Sites and Properties, 17; staff news from, 33, 68; students from, participate in archaeological investigation at Somerset Place, 51-52 East Historic Sites Region: news of, 15-17, 51-54, 87-90, 134-136 Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians: pottery crafted by, exhibited at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Eastman, Susan: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Ecusta Paper Corporation: perfects method of making paper, 74 Edelen, Ed: wins award at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Eden, Wynn: pictured, 95 Edenton Historical Commission: gives 1886 Roanoke River Lighthouse to State, 16 Education Branch (Museum and Visitor Services Section): staff members of, involved in History Bowl, 49 Education Branch (Office of Archives and History): educators from, help plan and present teachers institute, 126 Education Section (North Carolina Museum of History): receives award from N.C. Museums Council, 66 Edwards, Duke: wins award at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Edwards, Edith: wins short historical fiction contest, 107 Edwards, Jimmy: interprets Robert Palmer at Historic Bath, 15-16; pictured, 15 Ehle, Rosemary Harris: receives North Carolina Award, 6 1886 Roanoke River Lighthouse: Council of State accepts, as gift, 16 1898 Wilmington Race Report: wins AASLH Award of Merit, 4 Eighteenth Regiment North Carolina Troops: battle flag (1865) of, restored to N.C. Museum of History, 78-79; battle flag (1863) of, sold to N.C. Museum of History, 142-143 Eighteenth Regiment North Carolina Troops (reenactment group): to participate in program at Bentonville Battlefield, 65; participates in program at Fort Fisher, 53 Elected to Serve: North Carolina’s Governors (exhibit): to open at N.C. Museum of History, 145 Elizabeth City Chamber of Commerce: presents award to Ed Merrill, 65 Elizabeth City, North Carolina, and the Civil War: A History of Battle and Occupation (book): is published, 46 Elizabeth R (drama): presented at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 92 Elizabeth R and Company: produces plays at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 92-93, 101 Elizabeth II (ship): engages in mock battle at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 20, 103 Elliott, Samuel Chapman: builds Mount Shiloh Baptist Church, 115 Ellis, John P.: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Elon University: archives and special collections at, host open house during Archives Week, 151 E-mail Records Review Panel: requests information from Archives and Records Section, 83 Encore Publishing: sponsors short historical fiction contest, 107 Encyclopedia of North Carolina (book): wins AASLH Award of Merit, 4; wins Ragan Old North State Award, 5 Endless Tapestry, An (book): nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 128 Enloe High School: wins student publication award, 3 Environmental Protection Agency: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 139 Escott, Paul D.: book edited by, published, 150 163 Estes, Clare: hired at Historic Stagville, 104; plans summer camp at Historic Stagville, 138 Eubank, Kelly: serves on committee studying preservation of GIS data, 130-131 Eubanks, Georgann: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128; book by, premiers at annual meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 4; to discuss book at N.C. Museum of History, 29 Eure, Linda: assists archaeological investigation at James Iredell House, 124 Evans, Lisbeth C.: appoints new members to N.C. Highway Historical Marker Advisory Commit- tee, 81; makes production of N.C. history film series a priority, 117; speaks at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 19; speaks at N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48 Evans, Vann: transfers to Public Services Branch (Archives and Records Section), 104 Every Day Lasts a Year: A Jewish Family’s Correspondence from Poland (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 Everyday Artistry (exhibit): opens at N.C. Museum of History, 143-144 Ewen, Charles R.: helps organize and will lecture at archaeological symposium at ECU, 133; leads annual dig at Historic Bath, 134; leads archaeological investigation at Somerset Place, 51-52; to lecture at Historic Bath, 67 F Falls of the Neuse Manufacturing Company: pictured, 73; purchases paper mill, 72 Family Search: digitizes World War I service cards in N.C. State Archives, 83 Federal Bureau of Investigation: works to recover North Carolina’s copy of Bill of Rights, 78 Federal Emergency Management Agency: to participate in planning meeting of Council of State Archivists Intergovernmental Preparedness for Essential Records Program, 83 Federation of North Carolina Historical Societies (FNCHS): holds annual meeting, 1-5; North Carolina Book Awards to be presented at meeting of, 179; sponsors Albert Ray Newsome Award, 4; sponsors National History Day in North Carolina, 130; sponsors workshop, 2 Felix Harvey Foundation: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 140 Felton, Bert: to lead boat tours of , 142; leads tours of Fort Anderson, 51; to lecture at N.C. Maritime Museum, Southport, 61; works as volunteer at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 16 Ferguson, Carol: attends Palmer Memorial Institute National Alumni Association reunion, 90 Fesq, Frank: captures flag of Eighteenth Regiment N.C. Troops (1865), 78-79 Fiber Fantastic (exhibit): to open at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 145 Fickle Creek Farm: as field-trip destination for summer camp at Historic Stagville, 138 Field Operations Spirit Award: presented to Bryan Dalton, 48 Fifth North Carolina Regiment, Continental Line (reenactment group): participates in program at Historic Halifax, 16 Fifty-third (reenactment group): to participate in program at Bentonville Battlefield, 65 Finkbinder, Tim: pictured, 119; to produce N.C. history film series, 120 Finson, Jon W.: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 First Baptist Church (West Jefferson): located in historic district added to National Register of Historic Places, 39 First Citizens Bank: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 139-140 First Division Museum: sends Higgins boat to N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, for restoration, 141-142 First North Carolina Cavalry (reenactment group): participates in program at Bentonville Battlefield, 135 First North Carolina Volunteers (reenactment group): participates in program at Fort Fisher, 53 “First of Patriots and Best of Men, The”: in Public Life (book): is published, 34 First/Eleventh Regiment North Carolina Troops (reenactment group): to participate in program at Bentonville Battlefield, 66 Fitzgerald, F. Scott: compares writers to peasants, 118; quoted, 118 Five Women: Studio Gallery of Elizabeth City (exhibit): to open at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 102 Flowers, Ray: gives lecture at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 51 Flynn, Keith: book by, nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 128 Foil, Sandra: helps organize N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48 164 Fontenoy, Paul: to lecture in Edenton, 150; quoted, 142 Fonvielle, Chris: article by, published in Wrightsville Beach magazine, 53; gives lecture at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 29, 51 Forehand, Rachel: assists archaeological investigations at James Iredell House, 124; pictured, 125 Forest Manufacturing Company: purchases paper mill, 73 Forsyth County: early paper mill in, 71 Fort Anderson: anniversary of fall of, commemorated, 51; ground-penetrating radar survey conducted at, 87, 124 Fort Bragg Cultural Resources Management Program: staff members of, to lecture at Southeastern Archaeology Conference, 133-134; staff members of, to lecture at symposium at ECU, 133 Fort Dobbs: artist’s conception of, 59; replica of, completed, 140-141 Fort Dobbs State Historic Site: Bill Owens sells books at, 12; calendar of upcoming events at, 30, 65, 68, 103, 145-146; historical marker unveiled at, 22; hosts Veterans’ Day program, 22; hosts War for Empire program, 95; receives federal grant, 140; replica of fort to be displayed at, 59, 140- 141; staff news from, 64; strategic plan developed at, 22, 59, 95; visitation to, increases, 95 Fort Fisher Restoration Committee: acquires silverware collection, 136 Fort Fisher State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 102; commemorates anniversary of battle, 52; foundations at, investigated, 48; gun crew from, participates in program at Fort Anderson, 51; hosts artillery programs, 87-88, 135-136; hosts program for children, 88; staff members of, assist archaeological investigation, 48 Fort Johnston: tour of, offered by N.C. Maritime Museum, Southport, 60-61 Fort McClellan Army National Guard Training Center: as site of black-powder safety training course, 50 Fort Monroe Preservation Advisory Group: Dorothy Redford appointed to, 104 Foster, Ernie: tells stories at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Fountain, Dan: appointed to advisory boards, 68; appointed to N.C. Highway Historical Marker Advisory Committee, 68, 81 Fox, Dianne: students of, win awards at National History Day finals, 129 Fraker, Douglas C.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Frawley, Dan: pictured, 87 Frederick, Adam: pictured, 24 Frederick, Jeff: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128; book by, published, 33 Freelon, Pierce: performs at Historic Stagville, 92 Freeman, Loretta: directs dance workshop at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Freeman, Lynsey: directs dance workshop at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Freeze, Gary R.: three books by, published, 33 Fremont Volunteer Fire Department: helps extinguish fire at Governor Aycock Birthplace, 41-42 French, Jennifer: conducts curatorial workshop in Edenton, 54 Friday, William C.: to moderate panel discussion with former governors, 145 Friend, Jennifer: to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 133 Friends Historical Collection at Guilford College: prepares exhibit for Archives Week, 151 Friends of Brunswick Town: members of, assist archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124 Friends of Fort Dobbs: commissions replica of Fort Dobbs, 140-141; members of, attend historical marker dedication ceremony, 22; to sell prints of painting of Fort Dobbs, 59 Friends of the Archives: establishes George Stevenson Endowment, 130; funds conservation and duplication of documentary film, 83; hosts annual program, 130 Fries, Francis: operates paper mill in Forsyth County, 71 Fritzinger, Jeff: identifies sheep stolen from Aycock Birthplace, 15 Froneberger, David: operates Buffalo Paper Mill, 70-71 Frye, Henry E.: receives North Carolina Award, 6 Fulcher, Aspyn: as member of winning team in N.C. History Bowl, 89; pictured, 89 Fulghum, R. Neil: retires as keeper of North Carolina Collection Gallery, 149 Furlough, Keith: speaks at African American Cultural Celebration, 54 165 G Gabriel, Andrea: resigns from Archives and Records Section, 104 Gabriel, Jennifer: assists archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124 Gales, Joseph: establishes Raleigh Paper Mill, 72 Galloway, William: as owner of James Johnson, 109 Game Called Salisbury, A: The Spinning of a Southern Tragedy and the Myths of Race (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Garden Spells (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Gaskill, Walter “Brother”: demonstrates decoy carving at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Gatewood, Maud Florence: artwork of, exhibited, 33-34, 69 Gatewood: Facing the White Canvas (documentary): aired during Maud F. Gatewood Legacy Weekend, 69 Generations: perform at Historic Stagville, 92 Geographic Information Systems (GIS): preservation of maps of, subject of grant program, 130-131 George Shuffler and Family: to perform at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Getson, Carly S.: resigns from Reed Gold Mine, 144 Gilpin Mill: invents cylinder paper engine, 70 Glenn, Robert: transfers Confederate flags to Hall of History, 78-79 Glymph, Thavolia: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Godwin, Rebecca: pictured, 1; presents R. Hunt Parker Memorial Award, 5 Gold History Corporation: co-hosts program at Reed Gold Mine, 22; members of, attend American Numismatic Show, 59 Golden, Harry: proposals for awards in honor of, solicited, 33 Golden, John: performs during program at Fort Fisher, 52-53 Golden LEAF Foundation: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 139 Golden Ratio, The (book): nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 128 Goode, Jim: pictured, 129; students of, win awards at National History Day finals, 129 Gooding, Ron: receives award, 51; works as volunteer at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 16 Goodwin, Jim: demonstrates making ships in bottles at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 98 Gordon, Jason: hired at Duke Homestead, 64; pictured, 138 Gould, William B., IV: pictured, 57; receives Heritage Visionary Leadership Award, 57 Gov. Charles B. Aycock Birthplace Recovery and Restoration Fund: initiated by historic site support group, 43-44 Government Records Branch (Archives and Records Section): staff members of, provide information to E-mail Records Review Panel, 83; staff news from, 27, 63, 104, 144 Grace Episcopal Church (Lexington): listed on National Register of Historic Places, 114; pictured, 115 Grady, Banister and Company: operates Long Shoals Paper Mill, 71 Graham, Chris: to work out of new Durham office, 55 Graham, Nicholas: presents preview of North Carolina Maps project, 121 Graham, Velisa: hired in Archives and Records Section, 104 Grant, Emily D.: receives award from N.C. Museums Council, 65-66 Grant, Robert: transfers to Archives and Records Section, 64 Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum: joins Division of State History Museums, 60; staff members of, participate in program at N.C. Museum of History, 100; staff news from, 144 Gray, Robert: operates paper mill in Forsyth County, 71 Gray, Thomas A.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Green, Michael D.: book co-authored by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Greene, Clarence: to perform at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Greene, Stephanie: book by, nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Griggs, The: to perform at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Grimes, Bryan: uniform and sword of, loaned to N.C. Museum of History, 143 Grimes, Drew: participates in panel discussion at State Capitol, 50 Grimes, Harley: establishes congregation of Mount Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 115 Grisham, J. W.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9

166 Grover C. Fields Middle School: reaches finals of N.C. History Bowl competition, 49, 89 Grundy, Pamela: pictured, 119; to serve on panel to discuss new history of North Carolina, 42; serves as adviser to N.C. history film series, 119; writes N.C. history textbook, 42 Guide to North Carolina Highway Historical Markers (book): revised edition of, published by Historical Publications Section, 11 Guide to Private Manuscript Collections in the North Carolina State Archives (book): goes out of print, 47 Guild of St. Andrew: participates in Elizabethan Tymes: A Country Faire, 20 Guilford College: Friends Historical Collection at, displays exhibit during Archives Week, 151 Gullah/Geechee Caucus of the African American Historical Society of the Lower Cape Fear: provides funding for reception at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 135 Gullah/Geechee Heritage Commission: honored with reception, 135 H Hairr, John: hired at , 64 Haley, John: awarded Society Cup, 107; to lecture at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 67 Halifax County Historical Association: commemorates fortieth anniversary, 34 Halifax Paper Company: begins production of kraft paper, 74 Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe, Inc.: provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 Hall, Amy Laura: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Hallelujah Singers: perform at Palmer Memorial Institute National Alumni Association reunion, 91 Hanbury, Mary Ruffin: directs grant application process for SHPO, 14; resigns from SHPO, 144 Harding, Edmund: papers of, arranged by summer intern, 135 Hardison, Keith: gives lecture at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 56; negotiates purchase of spittoons for Duke Homestead, 137; pictured, 23; presents certificate of retirement to Ray Beck, 80; quoted, 140; speaks at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 19; speaks at historical marker dedication ceremony, 22; speaks at N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48 Hare, James A.: photographs of Wrights brothers’ flight taken by, discussed, 81 Harmon, Blake: assists archaeological investigations at James Iredell House, 124; pictured, 125 Harold H. Bate Foundation: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 140 Harpe, Jason: accepts Albert Ray Newsome Award, 4 Harper, Margaret: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Harriet-Henderson Strike: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Harris, Bill: pictured, 98 Harris, Donald Ryan: “New Leaves” article concerning World War I service of, 35-38; pictured, 35 Harry Golden Visiting Scholars Awards: proposals for, solicited, 33 Harry Ransom Center for the Humanities: photographs of Wright brothers’ flight discovered at, 81 Hart, John: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Hart, Marie: honored at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 19 Harvey, Felix. See Felix Harvey Foundation Hatcher, Sue: presents Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 4 Hawaiian Kine Band: to perform at N.C. Museum of History, 28 Hawes, Louise: book by, nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Hawks, Boo: performs during African American Cultural Celebration, 62 Hayden, Jay: completes repairs on Old Kentucky Home, 21 Hayes, John Herbert: appointed visiting assistant professor at Wake Forest University, 150 Hayes, Kimberley: promoted in Archives and Records Section, 144 Hayes, Mariam Cannon: estate of, provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 139-140 Hayworth, Joseph H., Mrs.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Hazel, Forest: pictured, 26 Healing Water: A Hawaiian Story (book): nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Health and Healing Experiences in North Carolina (exhibit): online version of, created, 63 Hedrick’s Grove Reformed Church: listed on National Register of Historic Places, 114; pictured, 114 Henderson, Pleasant: handwriting of, identified by George Stevenson, 8 Henry, Nathan: to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134

167 Heritage Emergency National Task Force: sponsors training in disaster planning and response, 45 Heritage Leathers: participates in program at CSS Neuse/Governor Caswell Memorial, 17 Heritage Visionary Leadership Awards: presented, 57 Hewes, Joseph: miniature portrait brooch of, exhibited at , 97 Hicks, Bobby: performs at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Hicks, John Body: obituary of, 105 Higginbotham, Robert Don: obituary of, 148 High Heart, The (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 High Point University: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Hight, Henry W., Jr.: rules that Bill of Rights belongs to North Carolina, 77-78 Hill, Beth: pictured, 23 Hill, Christopher: quoted, 43 Hill, George Watts: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Hill, Michael: edits revised edition of Guide to North Carolina Highway Historical Markers, 11; pictured, 119; represents Office of Archives and History on North Carolina history film series, 119 Hinson, Christie: speaks at teachers institute, 126 Hird, Barbara: pictured, 93; stars in three plays at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 92-93 Hisley, Jack: serves as volunteer at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 16 Historic Bath Foundation: provides funding for textiles in Palmer-Marsh House, 53 Historic Bath State Historic Site: adds new interpretation, 15-16; archaeological investigations at, 134-135; calendar of upcoming events at, 28, 64, 67, 103, 147; offers programs for children, 15, 135; repairs and renovations at, 53, 87; staff news from, 16, 27, 64, 104 Historic Edenton State Historic Site: archaeological investigations at, 124-125; calendar of upcoming events at, 65, 67, 102, 146-147; hosts living history program and Christmas program, 16; to include 1886 Roanoke River Lighthouse, 16; staff member of, dies, 106; staff news from, 144; tours of, offered during teachers institute at Somerset Place, 136 Historic Halifax State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 30, 147; hosts Christmas program, 16-17; restored jail at, dedicated, 88; staff news from, 104; toured by participants in teachers institute, 126 Historic Latta Plantation: negotiates with President James K. Polk State Historic Site concerning field trips, 96 Historic Museum of Bern: plans exhibit concerning Swiss migration to North Carolina, 140 Historic Preservation Society of North Carolina: Robert Stipe serves as president of, 31 Historic Rosedale: negotiates with President James K. Polk State Historic Site concerning field trips, 96 Historic Stagville State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 67, 103, 146; doors of house at, grained, 19; hosts Forever Free event, 92; hosts summer camp for children, 137-138; staff news from, 27, 104 Historical Book Club of Greensboro: sponsors Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 4 Historical Book Club of North Carolina: cosponsors North Carolina Book Awards, 127 Historical Halifax Restoration Association: officials from, dedicate restored jail at Historic Halifax, 88 Historical Publications Section: allows titles to go out of print, 47; marketing and outreach activities of, 12, 47, 86, 133; to publish second volume of State Troops and Volunteers: A Photographic Record of North Carolina’s Civil War Soldiers, 132-133; publishes Nathaniel Macon of North Carolina: Three Views of His Character and Creed, 85; publishes Randolph County: A Brief History, 132; publishes revised edition of Guide to North Carolina Highway Historical Markers, 11; publishes “That Magnifi- cent Army of Youth and Peace”: The Civilian Conservation Corps in North Carolina, 1933-1942, 11-12; publishes 2008 catalog, 12; publishes volume 16 of North Carolina Troops, 1861-1865: A Roster, 85-86; publishes Worthy of Record: The Civil War and Reconstruction Diaries of Columbus Lafayette Turner, 131-132; reprints popular titles, 47, 86, 132; staff news from, 104, 144 Historical Society of North Carolina: sponsors R. D. W. Connor Award, 3 “History Happens Here”: as theme of Department of Cultural Resources for 2007, 11 History of in North Carolina, A (book): reprinted, 86 Hoal, Alan: to tell Jack tales at N.C. Museum of History, 102 Hoell, Doug: gives lecture at disaster preparedness conference, 10

168 Hoggard, Lara G., Dr. and Mrs.: listed as life members of NCLHA, 9 Hoke, John: provides funding for establishment of Long Shoals Paper Mill, 71 Hoke, Robert F.: organizes Paper and Pulp Works, 73 Holcomb, Alison: promoted at Duke Homestead, 64 Holding, Olivia: pictured, 139 Holding, Robert P. See Robert P. Holding Foundation Hollander, Richard S.: book co-edited by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Non- fiction, 127 Holmes, Hank: presents keynote lecture at disaster preparedness conference, 10 Holmes, Mary Hayes Barber: obituary of, 148-149 Holmstedt, Kirsten: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Holt, David: performs at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Hood, Suzanne Findlen: to curate exhibit for Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 14; gives lecture at decorative arts symposium, 58 Horizon Productions: to produce N.C. history film series, 117, 119-120 Horne Creek Living Historical Farm: breaks ground for visitor center, 141; calendar of upcoming events at, 64, 103, 146; hosts Cornshucking Frolic and Christmas program, 21; hosts Heritage Day program, 95; new visitor center at, designed, 21-22, 59; represents Surry County in regional tourism initiative, 95; staff members of, participate in Tourism Day activities, 95; staff news from, 64-65, 104 Horne Creek Living Historical Farm Committee: members of, attend ground breaking for visitor center at Horne Creek Living Historical Farm, 141 Horton Grove: history of, discussed during program at Historic Stagville, 92 Hoss, Don: demonstrates blacksmithing at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 98 Hostetter, Joyce Moyer: book by, nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 House in the Horseshoe State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 147; hosts spring militia muster, 92; staff news from, 64 House of Girls, A (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Howard, J. Myrick: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9; serves on Legislative Research Commission’s Study Committee on Historic Preservation, 32 Howell, Kim: arranges papers of Edmund Harding at Historic Bath, 104, 135 Howser, Sarah: burial site of, found at Somerset Place, 51 Huckleberry Brothers: perform during program at Fort Fisher, 52-53; pictured, 52 Hudgins, Robert S., Mr. and Mrs.: listed as life members of NCLHA, 9 Hugh T. Lefler Award: presented, 3 Huler, Scott: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Hulgan, John: establishes paper mill in Orange County, 72 Humber, John L.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Humphrey, Leanne: posthumously awarded Order of the Longleaf Pine, 27 Humphries, Jessica: promoted at N.C. Museum of History, 65 Hurdle, Travis: resigns from Historic Bath, 64 Hush My Mouth (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Hutton, John: assists weapons demonstration at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 51 Hyde, Edward: portrait of, discovered, restored, and copied, 7 Hyman, Christy: hired at Somerset Place, 104 I Ijames, Earl L.: hired at N.C. Museum of History, 144; to lecture at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 145; participates in panel discussion at State Capitol, 50; receives Medal for Historic Research (2001), 126; researches “Colored Confederates,” 125-126 In God’s Hands: A Noblewoman’s Struggle for Survival in War and Reconstruction (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Inabinett, Marian: attends Palmer Memorial Institute National Alumni Association reunion, 90

169 Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl (book): George Stevenson researches particulars mentioned in, 8 Information Technology Branch (Archives and Records Section): digitizes maps from N.C. State Archives and Outer Banks History Center, 120; staff news from, 27, 63-64, 104, 144 Institute of Government: cosponsors course in historic preservation, 31 Institute of Museum and Library Services: awards grant to Fort Dobbs, 140; provides funding for North Carolina Maps project, 120 Iredell, James. See James Iredell Historical Association; James Iredell House Iredell County Historic Properties Commission: provides funding for replica of Fort Dobbs, 140-141 Isabel and the Miracle Baby (book): nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Isenbarger, Dennis: promoted in Historical Publications Section, 144 It’s a New Day: Race and Gender in the Modern Charismatic Movement (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 ITS: to cooperate with DCR to preserve state government e-mail, 83 Ivens, Roger: informs N.C. State Archives of newly discovered slave narrative, 109, 112 Ives, Gisela: book edited by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 J Jackson, Athena: hired as manager of newspaper digitization project, 27; resigns from Archives and Records Section, 64 Jackson, Chris: assists archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124 Jackson, Martha Battle: attends disaster preparedness conference, 17; attends meeting of Southeastern Museums Conference, 17 Jackson, Robin: hired at Historic Bath, 27 Jackson House: exhibited at Museum of the Albemarle, 97 Jacobs, Harriet: George Stevenson researches particulars mentioned in book by, 8; papers of, to be published, 146; as subject of exhibit and tours at Historic Edenton, 53-54, 136 Jacobs, Jessica: as special guest at American Indian Heritage Celebration, 25 James, Robert: to serve as primary instructor for disaster-planning workshops, 45 James Adams’s Floating Theater (ship): miniature replica of, exhibited at Museum of the Albemarle, 97 James Iredell Historical Association: cosponsors Christmas program, 16 James Iredell House: archaeological investigations of yard of, 124-125; as stop on walking tour, 54 James Miller Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans: leads effort to get grave marker for Weary Clyburn, 126 Jameson, John Franklin: cited, 119 Jamison, Phil: directs dance workshop at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Janssen, Jerome: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Jefferson Davis Medal for Historic Research: awarded to Earl Ijames (2001), 126 Jefferson Davis Presidential Library: hurricane damage to, discussed, 10 Jeffrey, Thomas E.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Jekyll Island Management Institute: Division of State Historic Sites and Properties staff members attend, 65 Joest, Kathleen: wins award at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Joest, Skip: wins award at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Johnson, Alice: sells copies of father’s slave narrative, 111-112, 113 Johnson, Craig: to perform at N.C. Museum of History, 64 Johnson, James: “New Leaves” article concerning slave narrative of, 108-113 Johnson, Lloyd: presents paper, writes biographical sketches, and is appointed to R. D. W. Connor Award committee, 149; serves on teacher-training program grant team, 9 Johnson, Patricia Riddle: obituary of, 106 Johnson C. Smith University: library at, creates online exhibit for Archives Week, 151 Jolley, Harley E.: book by, published by Historical Publications Section, 11-12 Jones, Elizabeth McDavid: book by, nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129

170 Jones, H. G.: contributes essay to survey of N.C. historical literature (1979), 42; listed as life member of NCLHA, 9; presents North Caroliniana Society Awards to Robert W. and Jessie Rae Scott, 150; provides seed money for George Stevenson Endowment, 130 Jones, Marshall: pictured, 129; wins award at National History Day finals, 129 Jones, Wilbur D., Jr.: gives lectures in Southport, 25, 29, 60 Jordan, James F.: operates paper mills, 72, 73 Jordan, Sadie: receives Teaching American History Grant, 8 Journey of Reconciliation: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Junior Woman’s Club of Raleigh: cosponsors program at State Capitol, 18 K Kahrl, Andrew W.: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Kaine, Timothy M.: appoints Dorothy Redford to Fort Monroe Preservation Advisory Group, 104 Kannapolis Middle School: reaches finals of N.C. History Bowl competition, 49, 89 Karraker, Robert: photograph by, 99 Keats and Liz Sparrow Keynote Address: delivered by Robert Morgan, 4 Keene, Joe: pictured, 84 Keene, Oker: pictured, 84 Keeny, Amanda: assists archaeological investigation at James Iredell House, 125; pictured, 125 Kellenberger Historical Foundation: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 140 Kelly, Donna E.: prepares index for The Pirates of Colonial North Carolina, 47 Kelly, Susan: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Kemp, Ron: pictured, 119; to serve as production manager for N.C. history film series, 120 Kempthorne, Dirk: announces Preserve America grants, 14 Kennedy, Sandy: serves as volunteer at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 16 Kenny, Peter M.: gives lecture at decorative arts symposium, 58 Kerrigan, Deanna: hired at State Capitol, 104 Ketcham, Laura: directs board meeting of FNCHS, 2 Kierner, Cynthia A.: completes term on North Carolina Historical Review Advisory Editorial Committee, 133 King, Doris: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Kinner, Jim: sells collection of spittoons to Duke Homestead, 137 Kiourtzidis, Elizabeth: photographs by, to be exhibited at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 67 Kirklin, Wayne: to lecture at Museum of the Albemarle, 145 Kite, Cheryl: pictured, 56 Knight, Dean: to lecture at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 28 Knight, Karen: participates in Carolina Heritage Festival and school program, 92 Knight, Sam: participates in panel discussion at State Capitol, 50 Knights of the Black Flag (exhibit): to open at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 101 Knox, Jane: marriage of, reenacted, 21 Kochan, Mike: gives lecture at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 51 Kohn, Richard H.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Koonce, Calvin Battle: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Koonce, Marvin B., Jr.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Koonts, Sarah: attends NAGARA conference and meeting of Council of State Archivists Intergovernmental Preparedness for Essential Records program, 83, 127 Krieg, Sophia: pictured, 129; wins award at National History Day finals, 129 Krüger Brothers: to perform at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Kuhn, Lonnie Lee: obituary of, 106; speaks at African American Cultural Celebration, 54 Kupperman, Karen: featured in pilot program of N.C. history film series, 119 L Lamb, Sarah Annie Chaffee: silverware collection of, acquired, 136 Lamb, William: silverware collection of, acquired, 136

171 Laminack, Lester L.: book by, nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Lane, Christopher: gives lecture at decorative arts symposium, 58 Laney, Elizabeth: presents AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 3 Lanier, Michelle: creates partnerships with East Carolina University, 17; gives opening address at reception for Gullah/Geechee Heritage Commission, 135; moderates panel discussion at State Capitol, 50; to participate in program at N.C. Museum of History, 28; to work out of new Durham office, 55 Lankford, Jesse R. “Dick”: attends meeting of Council of State Archivists Intergovernmental Preparedness for Essential Records program, 83, 127; presents paper at NAGARA conference, 127; quoted, 63 Lassiter, George: assists archaeological investigation at James Iredell House, 124 Last Street Novel, The (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Latham, Bea: article by, published in Tar Heel Junior Historian, 16; to lecture at Historic Bath, 103 Latham, David: helps organize N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48; presents awards in N.C. History Bowl competition, 89 Latham’s Battery (reenactment group): participates in program at CSS Neuse/Governor Caswell Memorial, 17 Lathrop, Suellyn: resigns as East Carolina University archivist, 33 Lattimore, Robin Spencer: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Laurinburg-Maxton Army Air Base: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Lawrence, Richard W.: to lecture at Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex, 66; to lecture at N.C. Maritime Museum, Southport, 142; to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134; to lecture at symposium at ECU, 133 Ledford, Laura: gives lecture at President James K. Polk State Historic Site, 58 Lee, Lawrence: conclusions of, verified by archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123 Lefler, Hugh T.: award in honor of, presented, 3; teaches Jerry Cashion at UNC-Chapel Hill, 5 Lenoir County Colonial Commission: publishes biography of Richard Caswell, 34 Lerner, Jeffrey D.: appointed director of Teaching and Learning Center at Wake Forest University, 150 Leuchtenburg, William E.: receives North Carolina Award, 6 Levine, Sivan: pictured, 129; wins award at National History Day finals, 129 Lewis, Clif: memorial service for, held at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 51 Library of Congress: uses Flickr to post images online, 131 Library of Congress National Digital Information Infrastructure Preservation Program: funds project to preserve GIS maps, 130 “Life and Times of Fannie Lou Hamer, The” (drama): performed during teachers institute, 136 Life of the Late James Johnson (Colored Evangelist), an Escaped Slave from the Southern States of America, The (slave narrative): “New Leaves” article concerning, 108-113 Lightning in Wartime (book): nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 129 Lightships: Floating Lighthouses of the Mid-Atlantic (book): author of, to discuss book at Museum of the Albemarle, 145 Lincoln County: early paper mills in, 71-72 Lincoln County Historical Association: receives Albert Ray Newsome Award, 4 Lincoln Paper Mill: sketch of, 71-72; watermark of, pictured, 72 Lincolnton Paper Mill: machinery of, sold, 72, 73; watermark of, pictured, 73 Linn, Jeff: photographs by, to be exhibited at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 67 Lipetzky, Kristen: hired as intern in Archives and Records Section, 104, 121; pictured, 120 Literary Trails of the North Carolina Mountains (book): author of, to discuss book at N.C. Museum of History, 29; nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128; premiers at annual meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 4 Local Color (exhibit): to open at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 146 Long Shoals Paper Mill: sketch of, 71 Looking Back and Moving Forward (exhibit): opens at Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex, 98 Lossie, Ramona: as special guest at American Indian Heritage Celebration, 25

172 Lost Colonists, The: Their Fortune and Probable Fate (book): reprinted, 86 Lost Colony, The (outdoor drama): costumes, props, and artifacts from, destroyed in fire, 63; exhibit concerning, on display at Museum of the Albemarle, 23; memorabilia from, exhibited at N.C. Museum of History, 27 Loughran, Lawrence Bennett: “New Leaves” article concerning World War I service of, 35-38 Louise du Pont Crowninshield Award: presented to Robert Stipe (1988), 32 Love, J. Spencer: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Lower Cape Fear Historical Society: presents awards at annual meeting, 107 Lucas, Patrick Lee: gives lecture at decorative arts symposium, 58 Lumbee Bank: provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 Lumbee Regional Development Association: provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 Lundeen, Elizabeth: receives Hugh T. Lefler Award, 3 Lutz, Jessie Gregory: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 M McCain, Betty Ray: attends retirement ceremony for Ray Beck, 80; pictured, 80 McCall, Kelley: resigns from N.C. Museum of History, 104 McCoury, : retires from Division of State Historic Sites and Properties, 144 McCullen, Taylor: assists weapons demonstration at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 51 MacDonald, Hughrena: bequeaths portion of Clermont Plantation to Tryon Palace Council of Friends, 94 MacDonald, Sallie R.: purchases portion of Clermont Plantation, 94 MacDougal, Bruce: quoted, 31 McDougle Middle School: finishes second in N.C. History Bowl, 89; wins regional History Bowl, 49 McDowell County Tourism Authority: provides support for programs at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 McEachern, Walter, Mrs.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 McGrew, Ellen Zukunft: obituary of, 66-67 McKee, Jim: assists archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124; gives lectures at N.C. Maritime Museum, Southport, 25, 61, 142; transfers to Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 104 McLean, Cheryl: makes presentation at teacher workshop, 44 McMinn-McCreadie, Marilyn: presents program at Thomas Wolfe Memorial, 21 Mabe, Walker: appointed executive director of N.C. Museum of History Associates, 104 Macon, Nathaniel: book concerning, published by Historical Publications Section, 85 Magellan Charter School: reaches finals of N.C. History Bowl competition, 49, 89 Magic Time (book): wins Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 4 Malaprop’s Bookstore/Café: displays books at annual meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 4 Manning, J. Rives: presides over meeting of Halifax County Historical Association, 34 Manteo Manufacturing Company: sketch of, 73 Manteo, Town of. See Town of Manteo Maria (ship): artifacts from, exhibited at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 24 Marine Education Award: presented to JoAnne Powell, 142 Marlette, Doug: book by, wins Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 4-5 Maron, Margaret B.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Marshall, Jackson: promoted in N.C. Museum of History, 27 Marshburn, Brenda: helps direct archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124; to lecture at N.C. Maritime Museum, Southport, 61; welcomes guests to reception, 135 Martin, Brent: book by, nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 129 Martin, David G., Jr.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Martin, James I., Sr.: elected to State Historical Records Advisory Board, 149; serves on teacher-training program grant team, 9 Martin, Margaret: to perform at N.C. Museum of History, 64

173 Martin, Wayne: to perform at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97; to perform at N.C. Museum of History, 64 Martin Rhodes Gallery: as first venue of exhibit of Vietnam photographs, 100 Mason, Connie: performs at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Mason, Sandra: drama by, premiers during Thomas Wolfe Festival, 21 Mast, Greg: to compile second volume of State Troops and Volunteers: A Photographic Record of North Carolina’s Civil War Soldiers, 132-133 Mathews, Donald: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Matthews, Marty D.: attends meeting of editorial board of the Public Historian, 17; gives presentation at N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48 Mattox, Henry E.: “New Leaves” article by, 35-38 Maxwell, Lisa: meets with former colleagues at NAGARA conference, 127 Mayes, James: gives lecture at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 54-55 Mays, Gwen: promoted in Archives and Records Section, 144 Mazanek, Tiffanie: hired in Archives and Records Section, 144 Mecklenburg Historical Association: docents from, sponsor local history workshops, 58 Meekins, Alex Christopher: book by, is published, 46; “New Leaves” article by, 108-113 Memory of Gills, The (book): wins Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 4 Menestres, Daniel: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Meredith College: news of history department of, 68, 149 Merrill, Ed: receives award from Elizabeth City Chamber of Commerce, 65 Merritt, Jeff: pictured, 139 Mewborn, Suzanne: helps design award-winning exhibit segment, 66; resigns from N.C. Museum of History, 65 Meyer, Staci: attends fund-raising dinner at Old Kentucky Home, 21 Michaux, H. M. “Mickey”: speaks at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 19 Mid-Atlantic Marine Education Association: presents award to JoAnne Powell, 24 Midyette, Elizabeth: hired at Historic Bath, 64 Milewski, Melissa L.: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Military Order of the Purple Heart Association: presents award to Martin Tucker, 100 Miller, Anne: edits Nathaniel Macon of North Carolina: Three Views of His Character and Creed for publication, 85 Mills, Anne: welcomes tour group to Bald Head Island, 25 Mills, L. Barron, Jr.: book by, published by Historical Publications Section, 132 Minges Bottling Group: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 140 Mintz, John J.: directs archaeological investigations at Bentonville and Fort Fisher, 47-48; directs archaeological investigations at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124; directs archaeological investigations at James Iredell House, 124-125; helps organize and will lecture at archaeological symposium at ECU, 133; organizes session for and will lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 133-134 Miss Julia Paints the Town (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Mitchell, Burley B., Jr.: receives North Carolina Award, 6 Mitchell, Donna: as president of production company, 120 Mixed Water: performs during African American Cultural Celebration, 62 Mobley, Joe A.: presents R. D. W. Connor Award, 3 Molasses Creek: performs at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Montague, Glenda: transfers to Information Technology Branch (Archives and Records Section), 104 Moore, David D.: to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134 Moore, Lenard D.: book by, nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 129 Moore, Mark A.: book, article, and maps by, used in fund-raising campaign, 81 Moore, Pat: serves as volunteer at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 16 Moore’s Creek National Battlefield: tour of, to be offered by N.C. Maritime Museum, Southport, 60-61

174 Moore’s Historical Guide to the (book): offered to subscribers to fund-raising campaign, 81 Moores, Jim: serves as judge and featured speaker at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Moose and Hildy: The Show-Off (book): nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Morgan, Juliana: book by, nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Morgan, Robert: delivers Keats and Liz Sparrow Keynote Address, 2, 4; pictured, 1; receives R. Hunt Parker Memorial Award, 5 Morrison, Fred W., Mrs.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Morrow, Kelly: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Morse, Jeanne: helps restore hospital rail car and cuts ribbon to open exhibit, 18; pictured, 18 Morse (Moss), Uriah: as owner of James Johnson, 109, 112 Morton, Chris: conducts workshop at annual meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 2 Mosca, Matthew: analyzes paint on doors of Bennehan House, 19 Mosteller, George: establishes Long Shoals Paper Mill, 71 Mount Olive College: news from history department of, 33 Mount Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church: listed on National Register of Historic Places, 114; pictured, 115 Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center: calendar of upcoming events at, 64; hosts Blue Ridge Traditions programs, 97 Moye, Jesse R.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Mr. Sebastian and the Negro Musician (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Munro, James: plane of, shot down over Belgium, 37 Murphy, David: operates paper mill in Cumberland County, 71 Murray, Hugh H.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Museum and Visitor Services Section: news of, 17-18, 49-50, 89-90, 136-137; staff members of, participate in N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48; staff members of, to work out of Durham office, 55 Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts: offers summer institute, 69 Museum of the Albemarle: calendar of upcoming events at, 28, 30, 64, 101-102, 145-146; exhibits and Discovery Room at, 23; hosts reception for N.C. Historical Commission, 98; Our Story exhibit opens at, 97 Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex: calendar of upcoming events at, 66, 68, 101, 145-147; celebrates twentieth anniversary, 98; receives grant, 98 Museum of the Cherokee Indian: cosponsors exhibit at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Museum of the Confederacy: loans flag and artifacts to N.C. Museum of History, 143 Mustang Bill: performs at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 56 Myers Park High School: wins student publication award, 3 Mysteries of (exhibit): completes run at N.C. Museum of History, 25, 27, 63; segment of, wins award, 66 N Nash, Steven E.: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Nateman, David: reassigned in Division of State History Museums, 144 Nathaniel Macon of North Carolina: Three Views of His Character and Creed (book): published by Historical Publications Section: 85 National Archives and Records Administration: sponsors training in disaster planning and response, 45 National Association of Government Archives and Records Administrators (NAGARA): holds annual conference in Atlanta, 126-127 National Constitution Center: is offered North Carolina’s copy of Bill of Rights, 78 National Endowment for the Arts: provides funding for African American Cultural Celebration, 28, 63; provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 National Genealogical Society: Bill Owens designs flyer for distribution at conference of, 86 National Historical Publications and Records Commission: provides funding for disaster-planning workshops, 45 National History Day: North Carolina students win awards at, 129-130 175 National Marine Education Association: presents award to JoAnne Powell, 142 National Medal for Historic Preservation: awarded to Ray Beck, 80 : administers Preserve America program, 14; designs model for historic weapons training course, 89; manages site of Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum, 60; offers black-powder safety training course, 49-50; staff members of, attend reception, 135 National Register of Historic Places: additions to, pictured, 39, 114-115; includes Falls of the Neuse Manufacturing Company mill, 74 National Tourism Day: staff members from Horne Creek Living Historical Farm participate in, 95 National Tourism Week: free house tours to be offered in Bath during, 64 National Trust for Historic Preservation: presents award to Robert Stipe (1988), 32 Navassa, Town of. See Town of Navassa Neill, Drew: hired at Fort Dobbs, 64 Neilson, Sara: as member of winning team in N.C. History Bowl, 89; pictured, 89 Nery, Karen: serves on teacher-training program grant team, 9 Neufeld, Rob: leads walking tour of Asheville, 2 Neuse Manufacturing Company: sketch of, 72-73 New Bern Academy: tours of, offered, 101 New Bern, City of. See City of New Bern New North Carolina Ramblers: to perform at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 New South Associates: conducts ground-penetrating radar survey of St. Philips churchyard, 124 New World, A: England’s First View of America (exhibit): completes run at N.C. Museum of History, 25, 27, 63 Newsome, Albert Ray: award in honor of, presented, 4 Nickel Shakespeare Girls: participate in Elizabethan Tymes: A Country Faire, 20 Niemcyzyk, Linda: serves as volunteer at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 16 No Soap, No Pay, Diarrhea, Dysentery, and Desertion: A Composite Diary of the Last 16 Months of the Confederacy from 1864 to 1865 (book): author of, discusses book at Bennett Place, 137 No-Man’s Lands: One Man’s Odyssey through the Odyssey (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Norling, Lisa: gives lecture at Tryon Palace, 29, 56-57; pictured, 56 North Carolina and the New Deal (book): goes out of print, 47 North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher: tour of, offered by N.C. Maritime Museum, Southport, 142 North Carolina Arts Council: cosponsors programs at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97; provides funding for African American Cultural Celebration, 28; provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26, 63; videotapes lectures and displays new book at meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 4 North Carolina Attorney General’s Office: leads effort to prove State’s ownership of Bill of Rights, 78; leads effort to recover Civil War flag, 79 North Carolina Awards: presented, 5-6 North Carolina Book Awards: nominees for, announced, 127-129; presented, 4-5 North Carolina Center for Geographic Information and Analysis: works with Archives and Records Section to develop standards for preservation of GIS maps, 130 North Carolina Coastal Federation: members of, participate in program at N.C. Museum of History, 100 North Carolina Collection (UNC-Chapel Hill): collaborates to post maps online, 120-121; George Stevenson begins archival career at, 6; keeper of gallery of, retires, 149 North Carolina Commission on Indian Affairs: presents American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 North Carolina Council of State: accepts gift of 1886 Roanoke River Lighthouse, 16 North Carolina Court of Appeals: upholds ruling to return Confederate flag to N.C. Museum of History, 79 North Carolina Division of the American Association of University Women: cosponsors North Carolina Book Awards, 127 North Carolina Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy: cosponsors N.C. History Bowl, 89 North Carolina Emergency Management Division: presents training in disaster planning, 45

176 North Carolina Folklife Institute: cosponsors programs at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 North Carolina Genealogical Society: Bill Owens exhibits books at programs of, 12, 86; George Stevenson serves as secretary of, 7; presents Award of Honor to George Stevenson, 7 North Carolina General Assembly: appropriates funds for visitor center at Horne Creek Living Historical Farm, 21-22; commits additional funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20; members of, attend ground breaking for visitor center at Horne Creek Living Historical Farm, 141; offers incentives to attract paper and pulp industry, 73-74 North Carolina Geographic Information Coordination Council: appoints committee to study preser- vation of GIS data, 130 North Carolina Headrights: A List of Names, 1663-1744 (book): goes out of print, 47; reprinted, 86 North Carolina Highway Historical Marker Advisory Committee: approves new markers, 80; members of, appointed, 81 North Carolina Historic Sites Leadership Academy: held in Raleigh, 48 North Carolina Historical Commission: adopts theme for its centennial (2003), 43; approves acquisi- tion of land by Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 93-94; chairman of, receives North Carolina Award, 6; given responsibility for Hall of History (1914), 79; members of, approve pilot program of N.C. history film series, 119; reception for, held at Museum of the Albemarle, 98 North Carolina Historical Review: article in, wins R. D. W. Connor Award, 3 North Carolina Historical Review Advisory Editorial Committee: new member of, appointed, 133 North Carolina History Bowl: originates at Bentonville Battleground (1981), 52; regional competi- tions of, completed, 49; won by West Craven Middle School, 89 North Carolina History Education Center: to display part of exhibit planned by Historic Museum of Bern, 140; ground broken for, 139; sources of funding for, 20, 139-140 North Carolina Humanities Council: meeting of, to include panel to discuss new history of North Carolina, 42; provides funding for lecture at N.C. Transportation Museum, 28; sponsors teachers institute at Somerset Place, 136 North Carolina Indian Housing Authority: provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebra- tion, 26 North Carolina League of Municipalities: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 North Carolina Literary and Historical Association (NCLHA): cosponsors North Carolina Book Awards, 127; holds annual meeting, 1-5; life members of, listed, 9; North Carolina Book Awards to be presented at meeting of, 179; serves as support group for Office of Archives and History, 2; sponsors R. Hunt Parker Memorial Award, 5 North Carolina Literary Review: editor of, wins Parnassus Award, 68 North Carolina Local History: A Select Bibliography: George Stevenson compiles revised edition of, 7 North Carolina Maps: as collaborative effort to post maps online, 120-121 North Carolina Maritime History Council: purchases sketchbook of Civil War drawings (1990), 8 North Carolina Maritime Museum, Beaufort: calendar of upcoming events at, 101; cannon from QAR displayed at, 13; commemorates World Wetlands Day, 60; hosts Wooden Boat Show, 98; Our Sunken History: Archaeological Treasures from North Carolina Shipwrecks exhibit opens at, 24; places fifteenth among most popular historical attractions in state, 45; presents World War II programs, 60; receives Higgins boat for restoration, 141-142; staff news from, 24, 144 North Carolina Maritime Museum, Roanoke Island: as site of Outer Banks Community Sailing Program, 138 North Carolina Maritime Museum, Southport: calendar of upcoming events at, 29-30; cosponsors lecture series, 60; drops admission fee, 24-25; hosts Fall into History series, 25, 142; hosts lecture by Ann V. Swallow, 25; hosts Spring into History series, 60-61; provides funding for reception at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 135; staff news from, 65, 104 North Carolina Medical Society: helps restore hospital rail car, 18 North Carolina Middle School Conference: Historical Publications Section sells books at, 47 North Carolina Museum of History: A Thousand Words: Photographs by Vietnam Veterans exhibit opens at, 99-100; archaeological collections of, housed at OSARC, 13; artifacts of, to be linked to World War I Roster Project, 84; awarded exhibit space during grand opening of Raleigh

177 Convention Center, 144; Bearing Witness: Civil Rights Photographs of Alexander Rivera exhibit opens at, 61-63; calendar of upcoming events at, 28-30, 64-67, 101-102, 145-146; Cherokee Pottery: People of One Fire exhibit opens at, 100; Confederate battle flags added to exhibit at, 142-143; cosponsors N.C. History Bowl, 89; courts order return of Confederate flag to, 79; creates online version of Health and Healing Experiences in North Carolina exhibit, 63; displays portrait of Edward Hyde, 7; educators from, help plan and present teachers institute, 126; Every- day Artistry exhibit opens at, 143-144; to host state championship of N.C. History Bowl, 49; hosts African American Cultural Celebration, 54, 62-63; hosts American Indian Heritage Celebration, 25-26; hosts Family Day program, 100; hosts lecture by Larry Tise, 81; Mysteries of the Lost Colony and A New World: England’s First View of America exhibit completes run at, 25, 27, 63; places eleventh among most popular historical attractions in state, 45; “Showboat”: The USS North Carolina exhibit opens at, 26-27; staff news from, 27, 65-66, 104, 144 North Carolina Museum of History Associates: appoints Walker Mabe executive director, 104; provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences: archaeological collections of, housed at OSARC, 13 North Carolina Museums Council: holds annual meeting and presents awards, 65-66; presents award to Richard “Dusty” Wescott, 104 North Carolina Preservation Consortium: sponsors disaster-planning workshops, 45 North Carolina Research (book): George Stevenson contributes chapters to, 7 North Carolina School Librarians and School Media Specialists: Bill Owens sells books at meeting of, 12 North Carolina Social Studies Conference: Historical Publications Section sells books at, 47 North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame: advertised in exhibit at Raleigh Convention Center, 144 North Carolina State Archives: collaborates to post maps online, 120-121; copy of film by George Stoney in possession of, screened, 82-83; cosponsors disaster preparedness conference, 10; educators from, help plan and present teachers institute, 126; to host disaster-planning workshop, 45; maintains database on cemeteries, 122-123; microfilms N.C. Museum of History accession cards (1965), 79; receives public records from Cupola House Association, 47; renovated Search Room of, opens, 10; staff members of, conduct research concerning slave narrative, 109; World War I service records at, digitized, 83-84 North Carolina State Historical Records Advisory Board: James Martin appointed to, 149; presents disaster-planning workshops, 45 North Carolina Symphony: to give free concert at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 66 North Carolina Transportation Museum: calendar of upcoming events at, 28-29, 102; co-hosts American Truck Historical Society show, 90; Conestoga wagon from, to be restored, 18; exhibit of hospital rail car opens at, 18; hosts Rail Days weekend, 90; locomotive from, displayed at Greensboro, 90; staff news from, 104 North Carolina Troops, 1861-1865: A Roster: volume 16 of, published by Historical Publications Section, 85-86 North Caroliniana Society: awards Archie K. Davis Fellowships, 82; imprint of, published, 85; presents special awards to Robert W. and Jessie Rae Scott, 150; solicits proposals for Archie K. Davis Fellowships, 34 North Caroliniana Society Award: presented to Robert W. and Jessie Rae Scott, 150 North State Rifles (reenactment group): participates in program at CSS Neuse/Governor Caswell Memorial, 17 Northwest North Carolina/Southwest Regional Tourism Initiative: Horne Creek Living Historical Farm to represent Surry County in, 95 Now You Know (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Nurk: The Strange, Surprising Adventures of a (Somewhat) Brave Shrew (book): nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Nutter, Susan K.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9

178 O O’Connor, Corey: assists weapons demonstration at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 51; works as volunteer interpreter at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 16 O’Sullivan, Denise: to perform at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Oak Island Life Saving Station: guided tour of, offered by N.C. Maritime Museum, Southport, 25 Oak Island Lighthouse: guided tour of, offered by N.C. Maritime Museum, Southport, 25 Oakley, Christopher Arris: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Oates, Samuel R.: builds Buffalo Paper Mill, 70; establishes Lincoln Paper Mill, 71 Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation: members of, demonstrate dugout canoe burning, 25 Ocracoke Working Waterman’s Association: members of, participate in program at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Odom, Ron, Jr.: wins Cashman Award, 107 Odzak, Lazar “Larry”: book by, is published, 46 Office of Archives and History: approves strategic plan for Fort Dobbs, 59; to collaborate in produc- tion of N.C. history film series, 117; contacts auction house to recover alienated document, 79; creates Cemetery Survey and Stewardship Program, 122-123; four entities of, among most popular historical attractions in state, 45; hosts teacher institute, 126; participates in teacher training program, 8-9, 44; receives AASLH Award of Merit, 4; sponsors National History Day in North Carolina, 130; staff members of, approve pilot program of N.C. history film series, 119; staff members of, conduct research to prove State’s ownership of Bill of Rights, 78 Office of Information Technology (DCR): to develop template for data entry of World War I service cards, 83 Office of State Archaeology: to co-host symposium, 84-85, 133; collaborates in Cemetery Survey and Stewardship Program, 122-123; conducts archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124; conducts archaeological investigations at Bentonville and Fort Fisher, 47-48; maintains database on cemeteries, 123; staff members of, help organize and speak at conferences, 133-134 Office of State Archaeology Research Center (OSARC): creation of (2001), 13; loans artifact to Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 13-14; metal fragments found at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson to be conserved at, 123 Office of State Personnel: bands archivist and records analyst positions, 131 Old Kentucky Home: living history program held at, 2; as site of fund-raising dinner, 21 Old North State Fact Book, The (book): revised edition of, published, 47 Old Salem Museums and Gardens: museum at, offers summer institute, 69 Olde South Blacksmiths: participate in program at Bentonville Battlefield, 135 Oldham, England: James Johnson resides in, 111, 113 Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council Archives: slave narrative discovered at, 108, 109, 112 Olds, Fred A.: receives Confederate flags for Hall of History, 78-79 Oliver, Billy: to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134 On Account of Conspicuous Women (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Opening China: Karl F. A. Gutzlaff and Sino-Western Relations, 1827-1852 (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Orange County: early paper mill in, 72 Order of the Longleaf Pine: awarded to Alexander M. Rivera Jr. (1993), 62; awarded to George Stevenson, 8; awarded to Ray Beck, 80; posthumously awarded to Leanne Humphrey, 27 Orphan Film Symposium: N.C. State Archives’ copy of film by George Stoney screened at, 82-83 Orth, John V.: speaks at teachers institute, 126 Oteen Center: renovation of, planned, 2 Our Story (exhibit): opens at Museum of the Albemarle, 97 Our Sunken History: Archaeological Treasures from North Carolina Shipwrecks (exhibit): opens at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 24 Out of the House of Bondage: The Transformation of the Plantation Household (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Outer Banks Community Sailing Program: completes eighth season, 138-139

179 Outer Banks Ferry Service: provides free transportation during Wooden Boat Show, 98 Outer Banks Fiber Guild: exhibit of works by, to open at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 145 Outer Banks History Center: collaborates to post maps online, 120; exhibit concerning Outer Banks opens at, 46; staff news from, 27, 104, 144 Outer Banks Now and Then, The: Where We Are and Where We’ve Been (exhibit): opens at Outer Banks History Center, 46 Outer Banks Visitors Bureau: cosponsors free concert by N.C. Symphony, 66 Overlord Research: sells Higgins boat to First Division Museum, 142 Owens, Bill: appears on OPEN/Net program, 47; conducts inventory of Historical Publications Section holdings, 133; marketing and outreach activities of, 12, 47, 86, 133 Owens, Carol: assists archaeological investigation at James Iredell House, 125 Owle, Freeman: tells stories at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 P Paces, Milo: serves as volunteer at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 16 Paden, Rebecca: hired in Archives and Records Section, 27; promoted in Archives and Records Section, 104 Padgett, Bert: lectures at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Palmer, Robert: interpretation of, added at Historic Bath, 15-16 Palmer Memorial Institute: established by Charlotte Hawkins Brown (1902), 18 Palmer Memorial Institute National Alumni Association: holds reunion, 90-91; members of, attend program at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 90 Palmer-Marsh House: free tours of, to be offered, 64; interior of, pictured, 54; receives period textiles, 53; repairs to, 87; yard of, investigated for graves, 134-135 Paper and Pulp Works: incorporation of, 73 Papers of Harriet Jacobs, The (book): to be published, 146 Paradox of Tar Heel Politics, The: The Personalities, Elections, and Events that Shaped Modern North Carolina (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 Parham, Loretta: gives keynote address at NAGARA conference, 127 Parker, R. Hunt: award in honor of, presented, 5 Parks, Stuart: hired at Outer Banks History Center, 144 Parnassus Award for Significant Editorial Achievement: presented to Margaret Bauer, 68 Parrish, Thomas: serves on committee studying preservation of GIS data, 130 Patch, Kevin: conducts ground-penetrating radar survey of St. Philips churchyard, 124 Patterson, Djuana: hired at Vance Birthplace, 104 Patterson, Rufus L.: operates paper mill in Forsyth County, 71 Paul, Allan: helps restore hospital rail car and cuts ribbon to open exhibit, 18; pictured, 18 Peale, Charles Willson: miniature portrait brooch by, exhibited at Museum of the Albemarle, 97 Pearce, Emily Smith: book by, nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Pegasus, The (student publication): wins award, 3 Peppler, Jane: to perform at N.C. Museum of History, 30 PepsiCo: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 140 Peranteau, Anne: resigns from N.C. Museum of History, 144 Perdue, Theda: book co-authored by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Perez, Francesca: hired in Archives and Records Section, 144 Perkins, Delia: participates in panel discussion at State Capitol, 50 Perry, David: organizes panel to discuss new history of North Carolina, 42 Phelps, York: pictured, 117 Phillips, Madison: assists archaeological investigation at James Iredell House, 124 Phillips, Megan: assists archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124; hired at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 104 Phillips, Wrenn: pictured, 88 Pickens, Cathy: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Historic Sites Region: news of, 18-19, 54-55, 90-92, 137-138

180 Pierce, Franklin H.: to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134 Pierce Freelon and Language Arts: perform at Historic Stagville, 92 Pikeville Volunteer Fire Department: helps extinguish fire at Governor Aycock Birthplace, 41-42 PineCone: cosponsors program at N.C. Museum of History, 28 Pirates of Colonial North Carolina, The (book): reprinted, with index, 47 Pirates’ Treasure (student publication): wins award, 3 Pitt County Historical Society: undertakes restoration of Red Banks Primitive Baptist Church, 107 Plagerman, Nathan A.: appointed assistant professor at Wake Forest University, 149-150 Platt, Rorin: appointed to editorial boards, 149 Pleasing to the Eye: The Decorative Arts of North Carolina (exhibit): additions to, 100, 143-144; advertised in exhibit at Raleigh Convention Center, 144 Pocosin Arts Folk School: mounts exhibit at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 20 Poems from Snow Hill Road (book): nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 129 Poff, Jan-Michael: reports to Carolina Charter Corporation, 12 Policastro, Nick: demonstrates wood carving at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 98 Polk, James K.: birthday of, celebrated, 21, 145 Polk, Samuel: marriage of, reenacted, 21 Polk: The Man Who Transformed the Presidency and America (book): author of, discusses book at President James K. Polk State Historic Site, 30, 95-96 Poole, Wayne: wins award at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Poplar Grove Plantation: tour of, offered by N.C. Maritime Museum, Southport, 60-61 Powell, Dannye Romine: accepts Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 4-5 Powell, JoAnne: pictured, 24, 142; receives award from Mid-Atlantic Marine Education Association, 24; receives Marine Education Award, 142 Powell, William C.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Powell, William S.: assisted by George Stevenson in compiling The North Carolina Gazetteer, 6; listed as life member of NCLHA, 9; pictured, 4, 98; receives AASLH Award of Merit, 4; receives Ragan Old North State Award, 5; teaches Jerry Cashion at UNC-Chapel Hill, 5; writes history of North Carolina (1989), 42 Power, Scott: assists grant application process for SHPO, 14; to lecture in Edenton, 150 Prague in Black: Nazi Rule and Czech Nationalism (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 Pratt, Wayne. See Wayne Pratt, Inc. Preserve America Grants: awarded, 14 President James K. Polk State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 30, 101, 145, 147; celebrates Polk’s birthday and hosts Christmas program, 21; hosts book signing, 95-96; hosts local history workshops, 58; hosts summer camps, 141; repairs at, 21, 58-59, 141; staff members of, negotiate field trips for area students, 96 Preston, Jane: pictured, 139 Preston, Sarah Ellen: marries James Johnson, 111, 113 Preyer, Norris W.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Price, Reynolds: compares writers to peasants, 118 Price, Vivian B.: retires at Historic Halifax, 104 Price, William S., Jr.: book by, published by Historical Publications Section, 85; serves on Legislative Research Commission’s Study Committee on Historic Preservation, 32 Price, The (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Pride and Ornament of the State, The: Building the North Carolina State Capitol (exhibit): to open at State Capitol, 68 Princeville, N.C.: history of, recounted in documentary film, 50 Prioli, Carmen: to lecture at N.C. Museum of History, 102 Procter, Emily: provides voiceover for award-winning exhibit segment, 66 Professional Service Award: presented to Richard “Dusty” Wescott, 104 Progress Energy: provides free admission for school groups to exhibit at N.C. Museum of History, 27 Progressive Contracting: replaces chinking at President James K. Polk State Historic Site, 21

181 Providence High School: wins student publication award, 3 Provincial Frontier Company: to participate in program at Fort Dobbs, 30 Provisions Academy: participates in teacher training program, 8-9, 44 Public Services Branch (Archives and Records Section): staff members of, publish books, 46; staff news from, 63-64, 104, 144 Purrington, Alfred L., III: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Q Queen, Joel: pot thrown by, pictured, 100 Queen Anne’s Revenge (ship): artifacts from, exhibited at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 24; cannon from, exhibited at Museum of the Albemarle, 97; recovery operations at site of ship- wreck of, 12-13 Queen Quet: attends reception at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 135 Quilts—Patches of Time (exhibit): displayed at Museum of the Albemarle, 23 R R. D. W. Connor Award: presented, 3 R. Hunt Parker Memorial Award: presented, 5 Rackley, David: coaches winning team in N.C. History Bowl, 89; pictured, 89 Radiogenesis (book): nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 128 Ragan, Robert A.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction: nominees for, announced, 127-128; presented, 5 Ragland, W. Trent, Jr.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Rahman, Mohammad Raisur: appointed assistant professor at Wake Forest University, 149-150 Raleigh, Sir Walter: award in honor of, presented, 4 Raleigh Convention Center: exhibits from N.C. Museum of History displayed at, 144 Raleigh Garden Club: decorates State Capitol for Christmas, 18, 147 Raleigh News and Observer: provides coverage of Civil War camp of instruction at Bennett Place, 55; publishes picture of Fesq flag (1953), 79 Raleigh Paper Company: sketch of, 73 Raleigh Paper Mill: sketch of, 72 Raleigh’s Own President: ’s Life in North Carolina (exhibit): to open at State Capitol, 145 Raley, J. Michael: appointed visiting assistant professor at Wake Forest University, 150 Rand, Karen: pictured, 139 Randolph County: A Brief History (book): published by Historical Publications Section, 132 Rash, Ron: gives lecture at meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 2, 3 Rawls, Edward “Ned”: descendants of, attend opening of exhibit at State Capitol, 50 RBC Center: to display exhibit on Carolina Hurricanes during Archives Week, 151 Reach to Teach: teacher workshop offered as component of, 44 Ready, Milton: writes interpretive history of North Carolina, 42 Recovering Paul’s Mother Tongue: Language and Theology in Galatians (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Red Banks Primitive Baptist Church: restoration of, undertaken by Pitt County Historical Society, 107 Red Wolf (drum group): performs at American Indian Heritage Celebration, 25 Redford, Dorothy Spruill: appointed to Fort Monroe Preservation Advisory Group, 104; leads sessions of teachers institute, 136; pictured, 122; retires from Somerset Place, 121-122; speaks at N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48 Reece, Jim: arranges for speaker at President James K. Polk State Historic Site, 96; pictured, 95 Reed Gold Mine State Historic Site: bridges at, repaired or replaced, 59, 96; calendar of upcoming events at, 67, 146; hosts Carolina Heritage Festival and gold festival, 92, 96; hosts holiday programs, 22; repairs at, 22; staff members of, attend American Numismatic Show, 59; staff members of, participate in off-site programs, 96; staff news from, 144; visitation at, 141 Reed Gold Mine, The (book): goes out of print, 47 Reevy, Tony: book by, nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 129

182 R-EFFECT: performs during African American Cultural Celebration, 62 Reid Ross Classical School: reaches finals of N.C. History Bowl competition, 89; wins regional History Bowl, 49, 52 Reilly’s Battery (reenactment group): participates in program at CSS Neuse/Governor Caswell Memorial, 17; participates in program at Fort Anderson, 51 Renaissance Asheville Hotel: caters fund-raising dinner at Old Kentucky Home, 21; hosts meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 3-4 Rendell, Ed: assists in recovery of North Carolina’s copy of Bill of Rights, 78 Repiton, Daisy: silverware collection of, acquired, 136 Research Branch: to conduct research for exhibit planned by Historic Museum of Bern, 140 Research Laboratories of Archaeology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: cosponsors exhibit at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Resource Management Branch (Archives and Records Section): staff news from, 63, 104, 144 Return of an Angel (drama): premiers during Thomas Wolfe Festival, 21 Reynolds, John Dillard: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Reynolds, William Neal, II: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Rhoades, J. D.: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Rice, Mattie Clyburn: Civil War service of father of, honored, 125-126 Richardson, David T.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Richardson, Richard: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Richardson, Sarah: as member of winning team in N.C. History Bowl, 89; pictured, 89 Richer Heritage, A (book): wins Antoinette Forrester Downing Award (2005), 32 Richmond-Miles Museum: displays artwork by Maud F. Gatewood, 33-34, 69 Rigsbee, David: book by, nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 129 Rivera, Alexander M., Jr.: attends African American Cultural Celebration, 63; exhibit of photographs by, opens at N.C. Museum of History, 28, 61-62 Riverside Cemetery: tours of, offered during Thomas Wolfe Festival, 21 Rives, Ralph Hardee: delivers keynote address at dedication of restored jail at Halifax, 88; speaks at meeting of Halifax County Historical Association, 34 Roanoke Adventure Museum: exhibits in, to be expanded, 55 Roanoke Island, Battle of. See Battle of Roanoke Island Roanoke Island Festival Park: calendar of upcoming events at, 29, 64, 66-67, 101-103, 145-147; commemorates anniversary of Battle of Roanoke Island, 56; Creative Diversions: Influences of Tra- ditional North Carolina Art and Craft exhibit opens at, 20; hosts Elizabethan Tymes: A Country Faire, 20; hosts Outer Banks Community Sailing Program, 138-139; increased attendance at, 55; places twenty-fifth among most popular historical attractions in state, 45, 55; presents plays con- cerning Queen , 92-93; receives allocation for physical improvements, 55-56 Roanoke Island Freedmen’s Colony: to be commemorated at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 29 Roanoke Island Historical Association: collaborates in presentation of Mysteries of the Lost Colony exhibit at N.C. Museum of History, 63 Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry: nominees for, announced, 128-129; presented, 4 Roanoke-Chowan Group of Writers and Allied Artists: cosponsors North Carolina Book Awards, 127 Roars and Whispers (student publication): wins award, 3 Rob Snyder: Paintings of Pier, Surf, and Sea Life (exhibit): to open at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 101 Robbins, Angela P.: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Roberson, Cathy: attends Palmer Memorial Institute National Alumni Association reunion, 90 Roberson, Elizabeth: gives lecture at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 56 Robert P. Holding Foundation: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 139-140 Robert Schumann: The Book of Songs (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Non- fiction, 128 Robinson, Kenneth W.: completes report concerning archaeological investigation at Fort Dobbs, 59; helps direct archaeological investigation at Bentonville, 47-48; to lecture at Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex, 101; to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 133-134 Robinson, Thomas W.: operates Long Shoals Paper Mill, 71 Robson, Malcolm: grains doors of Bennehan House, 19; pictured, 19 183 Rockingham Community College: students at, build desks for State Capitol, 18 Romeo, Helen: wins docent award from Lower Cape Fear Historical Society, 107 Rose, Charlie: receives North Carolina Award, 6 Ross, Ann B.: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Rouse, Ervin T.: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Rowe, Ryan: participates in panel discussion at State Capitol, 50 Royal Air Force: “New Leaves” article concerning service of two North Carolinians in, 35-38 Royal Ice Cream Sit-in: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Royal-Hatton, Rhonda: tells stories during program at Historic Stagville, 92 Rubino, Megan: watercolors by, to be exhibited at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 66 Ruckart, Alice: pictured, 56 Rudd, Jeanne: honored at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 19 Ruffin, Marty: wins award at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Rush, John Charles: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Ruth Coltrane Cannon Award: awarded to Robert Stipe (1973), 32 S Sally-Billy House: interior of, pictured, 17 Salt-Glazed Stoneware in Early America (exhibit): to be organized by Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 14 Samford, Patricia M.: to lecture at symposium at ECU, 133; quoted, 94 Sandbeck, Peter: quoted, 94 Sapone, Nick: demonstrates wildlife carving at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Sappony Tribe, Inc.: provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 Sasser, James: gives lecture at President James K. Polk State Historic Site, 58 Sater, Manasseh: operates Raleigh Paper Mill, 72 Sauthier, C. J.: accuracy of maps by, verified, 123, 125 Savage, J. Thomas: gives lecture at decorative arts symposium, 58 Save America’s Treasures: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 140 Sawtooth School for Visual Art: exhibit of Vietnam photographs originates at, 99 Sawyer, Amy: designs entrance sign and tabletop exhibit concerning Harriet Jacobs for Historic Edenton visitor center, 54 Sawyer, Margie: artwork by, to be exhibited at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 102 Scarbrough, Will: wins award at National History Day finals, 129 Schaffer, Samuel L.: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Schurr, Dennis: displays Civil War artifacts at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 56 Schwarzer, Joseph K.: appointed director of N.C. Maritime Museums, 144 Scott, Frachele: attends Jekyll Island Management Institute, 65 Scott, Jessie Rae: receives North Caroliniana Society Award, 150 Scott, Michael: hired at Reed Gold Mine, 144 Scott, Robert W.: receives North Caroliniana Society Award, 150 Scott, Sarah: hired in Archives and Records Section, 144 Scottish Records Project: George Stevenson serves as first researcher in residence for, 7 Scruggs, Robert G.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Seamon, Tony: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Second Battle of Fort Fisher: anniversary of, commemorated, 52 Second Marine Aircraft Wing Band: performs at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Secretary of the Interior’s Conservation Service Award: awarded to Robert Stipe (1978), 32 SECU Foundation: serves as primary education sponsor of exhibit at N.C. Museum of History, 27 Sedalia Elementary School: students from, participate in program at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 18-19 Senator Sam Ervin, Last of the Founding Fathers (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 SerVance, George, Jr.: participates in African American Cultural Celebration, 62

184 Seventh Regiment (reenactment group): participates in program at Fort Anderson, 51 Seventy-First Classical Middle School: wins student publication award, 3 Shamp, Dawn: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Shapiro, Rachel A.: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Shauck, William N.: operates Raleigh Paper Mill, 72 Sheffield Hallelujah Band: inspires religious awakening of James Johnson, 111 Shepherd of the Ocean (drama): presented at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 92-93, 101 Sherman, William T.: army of, destroys paper mills in North Carolina, 71, 72 Sherrill, Sarah B.: gives lecture at decorative arts symposium, 58 Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church: listed on National Register of Historic Places, 114; pictured, 114 Shinn, George: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Ship’s Company of the Roanoke (reenactment group): to participate in program at Historic Edenton, 65; participates in program at CSS Neuse/Governor Caswell Memorial, 17 Shober, Emanuel: operates paper mill in Forsyth County, 71 Shober, Gottlieb: builds paper mill in Forsyth County, 71 “Showboat”: The USS North Carolina (BB 55) (exhibit): to open at Museum of the Albemarle, 146; opens at N.C. Museum of History, 26-27 Shuffler, George: to perform at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Sill, Cathryn: book by, nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Silva, Kathryn M.: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Silver Chalice (boat): engages in mock battle at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 20, 103 Simpson, Druscilla: chairs panel discussion at NAGARA conference, 127 Simpson, Kenrick N.: arranges and describes Cupola House Papers, 47; edits Worthy of Record: The Civil War and Reconstruction Diaries of Columbus Lafayette Turner for publication, 131-132 Sink, Alice E.: book co-authored by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction: nominees for, announced, 128; presented, 4 Skerry, Janine E.: to curate exhibit for Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 14 —What’s it got to do with us? (exhibit): includes American slave narrative, 109 Slocum, Kathy: hired at State Capitol, 27 Small, John H.: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Smith, Elizabeth: quoted, 18 Smith, Guy: attends black-powder safety training course, 49-50; serves as instructor at historic weapons training course, 89 Smith, Hilary A.: presents paper in Baltimore, 149 Smith, John W.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Smith, Leslie: resigns from Vance Birthplace, 144 Smith, Paul: works as volunteer at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 16 Smith Island Museum of History: featured in tour of Bald Head Island, 25 Smithfield Masonic Lodge: added to National Register of Historic Places, 39; pictured, 39 Snow Day! (book): nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Snyder, Art: to restore Conestoga wagon for N.C. Transportation Museum, 18 Snyder, Kent: assists archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124 Snyder, Rob: exhibit of artwork by, to open at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 101 Society Cup: presented to John Haley, 107 Society of Architectural Historians: presents Antoinette Forrester Downing Award to Robert Stipe (2005), 32 Society of Colonial Wars in the State of North Carolina: erects historical marker to Hugh Waddell, 22 Society of North Carolina Archivists: commemorates Archives Week, 150-151; Historical Publica- tions Section sells books at meeting of, 47 Society of the Daughters of the : awards National Medal for Historic Preservation to Ray Beck, 80 Sokoloff, Alexandra: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Soli Deo Gloria (student publication): wins award, 3

185 Somerset Place State Historic Site: burial site of first housekeeper at, located, 51; calendar of upcoming events at, 147; hosts teachers institute, 136; site manager of, retires, 121-122; staff news from, 104 Songbirds are Free (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Sons of Confederate Veterans: honors family of Weary Clyburn, 126 South, Stanley: artifact discovered by, to be featured in exhibit, 14; conclusions of, verified by archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123; to lecture at opening reception for archaeological symposium, 84 South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism: staff members of, participate in historic weapons training course, 89 Southeastern Archaeological Conference: to be held at Charlotte, 133-134 Southeastern Archives and Records Conference: attended by Archives and Records Section staff members, 83 Southeastern Library Network: sponsors training in disaster planning and response, 45 Southeastern Museums Conference: holds annual meeting, 17 Southerly, Chris: to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134 Southern, Ed: serves on committee studying preservation of GIS data, 130-131 Southern Coastal Heritage Program: helps organize archaeological symposium at ECU, 84, 133 Southern Historical Association: invites Jeffrey J. Crow to serve on panel, 118 Southern Sun (drum group): performs at American Indian Heritage Celebration, 25 Southport Department of Tourism. See City of Southport Department of Tourism Spaight, Elizabeth Wilson: inherits Clermont Plantation, 93 Spaight, Richard: marries owner of Clermont Plantation, 93 Spaight, Richard Dobbs: brief sketch of, 93-94; duel involving, to be reenacted at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 101 Spaight, Richard Dobbs, Jr.: brief sketch of, 94 Sparrow, Elizabeth: keynote address in honor of, delivered, 4 Sparrow, W. Keats: edits dissertation for publication, 34; keynote address in honor of, delivered, 4; listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Special Collections Branch (Archives and Records Section): staff news from, 144 Spencer, Madeline P.: assists archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124; transfers to Underwater Archaeology Branch (Office of State Archaeology), 65 Spicer, Shirl: leads curator’s tour, 28, 62; resigns from N.C. Museum of History, 65 Spiers, Bonnie: makes presentation at teacher workshop, 44 Spiers, KaeLi: discusses exhibit at Outer Banks History Center, 46 Spill (book): nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 128 Springer, Doug: to lecture at N.C. Maritime Museum, Southport, 142 Springs, Nautica: pictured, 19 St. George Productions: participates in Elizabethan Tymes: A Country Faire, 20 St. Philips Church: vicinity of, surveyed by ground-penetrating radar, 123-124 Stafford, Darrel W.: receives North Carolina Award, 6 Stallman, David A.: to lecture at N.C. Transportation Museum, 29 Stand Up for : Governor George Wallace (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Standish, Kathryn Martin: resigns from Archives and Records Section, 104 Stanke, Jacyln: presents paper in Paris, 149 Stanly, John: duel involving, to be reenacted at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 101; kills in duel, 94 State Bureau of Investigation: investigates fire at Governor Aycock Birthplace, 42 State Capitol: Bill of Rights stolen from (1865), 78; calendar of upcoming events at, 28, 30, 66-68, 101, 145, 147; exhibit opens at, 50; as first site for exhibiting state’s historical artifacts, 13; histo- rian and site manager of, retires, 79-80; hosts Christmas programs, 17-18; hosts Memorial Day program, 89-90; receives new desks, 18; staff news from, 27, 104; statues at, to be restored, 136-137; toured by participants in teachers institute, 126

186 State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO): National Register nominations of, pictured, 39, 114-115; receives Preserve America grant, 14; staff member of, advises on trim paint in Bonner House, 53; staff news from, 27, 144 State Historical Records Advisory Board (SHRAB): cosponsors disaster preparedness conference, 10 State Library of North Carolina: acquires funding for newspaper digitization project, 27; administers funding for North Carolina Maps project, 120; to host disaster-planning workshop, 45; resources in, to be linked to World War I Roster Project, 84; staff members of, help plan and present teachers institute, 126; staff members of, make presentations at teacher workshop, 44 State of North Carolina: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 139; to raise money for purchase of land at Bentonville, 81; receives 1886 Roanoke River Lighthouse from Edenton Historical Commission, 16 State Troops and Volunteers: A Photographic Record of North Carolina’s Civil War Soldiers (book): second volume of, to be published, 132-133 Steele, Robert: prints of painting of Fort Dobbs by, to be sold, 59 Steele Creek Presbyterian Church: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Stephens, Hugh Waddell: speaks at historical marker dedication ceremony, 22 Sterritt, Patricia: artwork by, to be exhibited at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 102 Steven Wallace Trio: performs during African American Cultural Celebration, 62 Stevens, Mark: wins race at Wooden Boat Show, 99 Stevenson, Don: creates replica of Fort Dobbs, 59, 140 Stevenson, George, Jr.: endowment in honor of, established, 130; “New Leaves” article by, 70-75; retires from N.C. State Archives, 6-8 Stevenson, William: dismantles Fort Dobbs, 140 Stewart, Cory Joe: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Stewart, Katie: leads tour of Southport, 25 Stick, David: featured in pilot program of N.C. history film series, 119; pictured, 98 Stipe, Robert Edwin: obituary of, 31-32; pictured, 32 Stoker, Mike: hired at N.C. Transportation Museum, 104 Stone Soup (student publication): wins award, 3 Stoney, George: N.C. State Archives’ copy of film by, screened at symposium, 82-83 Stover, Darryl: gives lecture at Bennett Place, 55 Strayhorn, Billy: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Strickland, Mary: gives lecture in Southport, 30, 60; quoted, 25 Strickland, Wayne: gives lecture in Southport, 30, 60 Stroh, Scott: quoted, 55-56 Student Publication Awards: presented, 3 Studer, Gary: home of, opened for guided tour, 25 Studer, Judy: home of, opened for guided tour, 25 Studio Gallery of Elizabeth City: artwork by, to be exhibited at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 102 Suiter, Chris: gives lecture at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 51; gives lecture at Southport, 60 Sumner, Jim: to lecture at N.C. Museum of History, 101 Surles, Henry: pictured, 84 Surles, Monroe: pictured, 84 Sutton, Troy: pictured, 136 Swain, George Washington: as owner of James Johnson, 109-110, 112, 113 Swallow, Ann V.: gives lecture at Southport, 25 Swinton, Hermena Hickson: meets with staff members of Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 91 Sylva Rerum (student publication): wins award, 3 T Talton, John Harold: obituary of, 106 Tambellini, Jonathan: wins award at National History Day finals, 129 Tar Heel Civilians (reenactment group): participates in program at CSS Neuse/Governor Caswell Memorial, 17; participates in program at Fort Fisher, 53 Tar Heel Family (documentary): N.C. State Archives’ copy of, screened at symposium, 82-83 187 Tar River Archaeological Research: members of, to lecture at symposium at ECU, 133 Targeting Civilians in War (book): nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 Tate, David: participates in program of Bill of Rights tour stop in Asheville, 2 Tate, Eleanora E.: pictured, 3; receives AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 3 Taylor, Donny: facilitates archaeological investigation at Bentonville, 47 Taylor, Jerry: helps design award-winning exhibit segment, 66 Taylor, Tammy: pictured, 19 Teaching American History Grant: provides funding for Reach to Teach program, 44 Tec, Nechama: book co-edited by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 127 “Telling Our Stories”: includes online exhibit from N.C. Museum of History, 63; promoted on OPEN/Net program, 47; as theme of DCR for 2008, 11-12, 85, 131 Temple Looming, A (book): nominated for Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, 129 Terrell, Bill: assists archaeological investigation at James Iredell House, 125; pictured, 125 terrell, p. m.: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 “That Magnificent Army of Youth and Peace”: The Civilian Conservation Corps in North Carolina, 1933-1942 (book): published by Historical Publications Section, 11-12, 47 Thirty-seventh Regiment U.S. Colored Troops: exhibit concerning, displayed at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 56 This Side of the River: Self-Determination and Survival in the Oldest Black Town in America (documen- tary): airs at State Capitol, 50; to be aired at N.C. Museum of History, 28 Thomas, Betsy: retires from Archives and Records Section, 63 Thomas, Bonnie: serves as volunteer at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 16 Thomas, Daniel Boone: captured with battle flag of Twenty-sixth North Carolina Regiment, 143 Thomas, Julie Bledsoe: attends disaster preparedness conference, 17; conducts workshop, 54 Thomas, Reid: to lecture in Edenton, 150 Thomas, William Holland: creates legion during Civil War, 86 Thomas and Robertha Coleman Foundation: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 139-140 Thomas Day: African American Furniture Maker (book): goes out of print, 47; reprinted by Historical Publications Section, 132 College of Arts and Sciences: presents lecture series, 57 Thomas Wolfe Festival: held in Asheville, 21 Thomas Wolfe Memorial Advisory Committee: sponsors fund-raising dinner at Old Kentucky Home, 21 Thomas Wolfe Memorial State Historic Site: alarm systems installed at other historic sites after fire at, 42; calendar of upcoming events at, 147; exhibit of artifacts opens at, 21; hosts fund-raising event, 21; hosts living history program, 96; hosts storytelling program, 21; hosts workshop at meeting of NCLHA and FNCHS, 2; repairs at, 21, 59; staff members of, participate in off-site programs, 96; summer programs at, 141; works with DCR to prepare podcast tours, 96 Thomas’s Legion: as subject of volume 16 of North Carolina Troops, 1861-1865: A Roster, 85-86 Thompson, Roy: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Thornton, Ricky: artwork by, to be exhibited at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 102 Thousand Words, A: Photographs by Vietnam Veterans (exhibit): to be focus of curator’s tour and lecture, 65, 67; opens at N.C. Museum of History, 64, 99-100 Three Great Secret Things, The (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Thurman, Alison: promoted in Archives and Records Section, 144 Tibbs, Donald F.: wins Harry Golden Visiting Scholars Award, 33 Tiddy, Richard: purchases Buffalo Paper Mill, 71; purchases Lincoln Paper Mill, 72; purchases Long Shoal Paper Mill, 71; watermark of, pictured, 73 Tiddy, William, Jr.: purchases Buffalo Paper Mill, 71; purchases Lincoln Paper Mill, 72; purchases Long Shoal Paper Mill, 71; watermark of, pictured, 73 Tiffany Studios: produces stained-glass windows for Grace Episcopal Church, 115 Time before History: The Archaeology of North Carolina (book): cited, 85

188 Tise, Larry E.: co-edits volume of essays on historical literature (1979), 42; gives lecture at N.C. Museum of History, 81; pictured, 32; quoted, 31 Toalson, Jeff: discusses book at Bennett Place, 137 Toast String Stretchers: to perform at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 “Tobacco Towns: Urban Growth and Economic Development in ” (article): wins R. D. W. Connor Award, 3 Toben, Carolyn: honored at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 19 Todd, Lee: resigns from Archives and Records Section, 104 Tomberlin, Jason: makes presentation at meeting of Carolina Charter Corporation, 12 Totten, Ruth: honored at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 19 Touring Theatre of North Carolina: performs at teachers institute, 136 Town Creek Indian Mound State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 102-103; staff members of, participate in off-site programs, 92; staff news from, 64 Town of Manteo: helps present Outer Banks Community Sailing Program, 138 Town of Navassa: provides funding for reception at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 135 Townsend, Samuel P.: attends retirement ceremony for Ray Beck, 80 Toys on Parade (exhibit): on display at Museum of the Albemarle, 23 Trading Path Association: to create county-level chapters, 34 Traitor in Williamsburg (book): nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Transformations: Cherokee Baskets in the Twentieth Century (exhibit): is well attended during American Indian Heritage Celebration, 25 Travers, Peter: serves as director of teacher training program, 9 TRC Solutions: members of, to lecture at symposium at ECU, 133 Triangle Research Libraries Network: sponsors training in disaster planning and response, 45 Tryon Palace Commission: board members of, commit funding for N.C. History Education Center, 20, 139; former chairman of, dies, 106 Tryon Palace Council of Friends: donates Clermont Plantation land to State, 94 Tryon Palace Fife and Drum Corps: participates in program at Colonial Williamsburg, 94; to perform at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, 67, 101 Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens: acquires land along Trent River, 93-94; calendar of upcoming events at, 28-30, 65, 67, 101-103, 145; completes reaccreditation process, 93; to conduct research and provide material for exhibit planned by Historic Museum of Bern, 140; ground broken for N.C. History Education Center at, 139; hosts decorative arts symposium, 58; hosts lecture by Lisa Norling, 56-57; Jonkonnu troupe from, participates in program at Historic Stagville, 92; N.C. History Education Center to open at, 20; staff news from, 57, 144 Tucker, John: pictured, 56 Tucker, Martin: curates traveling exhibit at N.C. Museum of History, 64, 65, 67, 99-100 Turner, Columbus Lafayette: diaries of, published, 131-132 “Twenty-five Years and Counting: Current Archaeological Research in the North Carolina Coastal Plain” (symposium): to be held at ECU, 84, 133 Twenty-seventh Regiment North Carolina Troops (reenactment group): participates in program at Bentonville Battlefield, 68, 135; participates in program at Fort Anderson, 51; participates in program at Fort Fisher, 53 Twenty-sixth North Carolina, Reactivated: arranges loan of battle flag and artifacts to N.C. Museum of History and provides funding for conservation of flags, 143 Twenty-sixth North Carolina Regiment: battle flag of, loaned to N.C. Museum of History, 143 Tyree, Omar: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Tyson, Tim: lectures at teachers institute, 136; to serve on panel to discuss new history of North Carolina, 42 U U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Wilmington District: staff members of, assist archaeological investigation at Fort Fisher, 48 U.S. Colored Troops Symposium: held in Wilmington, 57-58 U.S. Department of Education: funds Teaching American History Grants, 8, 44 189 U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina: awards possession of Bill of Rights to North Carolina, 78 U.S. Marine Corps Explosives Ordnance Disposal Team: defuses artillery shell from Bentonville Battlefield, 135; scans for unexploded ordnance at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 87, 123 U.S. War Department: takes custody of captured Confederate flags, 78 Umfleet, LeRae: receives AASLH Award of Merit, 4 Underhill, Alice Graham: pictured, 139 Underwater Archaeology Branch (Office of State Archaeology): conducts dive at QAR shipwreck, 12-13; staff members of, assist archaeological investigation at Fort Fisher, 48; staff members of, to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134; staff news from, 65 United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County: provides funding for African American Cultural Celebration, 28, 63; provides funding for American Indian Heritage Celebration, 26 United Daughters of the Confederacy: awards Jefferson Davis Medal for Historic Research to Earl Ijames (2001), 126 United Keetowah Band of Cherokee Indians: pottery crafted by members of, exhibited at N.C. Museum of History, 100 University of North Carolina at Asheville: Bill of Rights displayed at, 1-2; to host disaster-planning workshop, 45; staff members from Thomas Wolfe Memorial present program at, 96 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: members of Anthropology Department at, to lecture at symposium at ECU, 133; as partner in map digitization project, 104; as partner in newspaper digitization project, 27; staff news from, 149 University of North Carolina at Charlotte: to host disaster-planning workshop, 45; library at, solicits proposals for Harry Golden Visiting Scholars Awards, 33 University of North Carolina at Pembroke: news from history department of, 33 University of North Carolina at Wilmington: graduate students at, assist with program at Fort Fisher, 88; to host disaster-planning workshop, 45; names winner of Cashman Award, 107; students at, assist archaeological investigation at Fort Fisher, 48 University of North Carolina Center for Public Television: to collaborate in production of N.C. history film series, 117 University of North Carolina Press: publishes The Way We Lived in North Carolina (1983), 43 University of Virginia: offers graduate-level credits for summer institute at Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, 69 USS North Carolina (ship): exhibit concerning, opens at Museum of the Albemarle, 146; exhibit concerning, opens at N.C. Museum of History, 26; pictured, 26 USS North Carolina Battleship Memorial: places eighteenth among most popular historical attractions in state, 45 V Van Der Veer House: repairs to, 87 Vance Birthplace State Historic Site: calendar of upcoming events at, 147; hosts Christmas program, 23; hosts Living History Saturdays and Dance Frolic, 96; prepares plans for new exhibits, 96; repairs at, 23, 96; replaces straw in mattress ticks, 141; as site of historic weapons training course, 89; staff members of, participate in Bill of Rights tour stop in Asheville, 2; staff news from: 144 Vasile, Bob: to perform at N.C. Museum of History, 30 Vernon, Ursula: book by, nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Vickery, Shannon: pictured, 119 Victory at Sea (documentary): presented at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 60 Vogedes, Elizabeth: hired at Historic Stagville, 27; plans summer camp at Historic Stagville, 138 W Wachovia Foundation: provides funding for N.C. History Education Center, 140 Wachovia Tract: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Waddell, Hugh: historical marker for, unveiled, 22 Wake County: early paper mills in, 72-73 Wake County Superior Court: awards ownership of Bill of Rights to North Carolina, 77-78

190 Wake Forest University: news of history department of, 149-150 Wallace, Daniel: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 128 Walsh, Tammie: hired at Vance Birthplace, 144 Walsh, Tom: sells battle flag to N.C. Museum of History, 143 Ward, D. E.: helps restore hospital rail car and cuts ribbon to open exhibit, 18; pictured, 18 Ward, H. Trawick: book by, cited, 85 Warren, Harry: gives keynote address at N.C. Historic Sites Leadership Academy, 48; to lecture at Museum of the Albemarle, 102 Warren, Marsha: stars in play at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 92 Warren, Scott: gives lecture at President James K. Polk State Historic Site, 58; pictured, 95 Waterhouse and Bowes: take over Raleigh Paper Mill building, 72 Waters, Dan: photographs by, to be exhibited at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 67 Waterside Theater: fire at, destroys buildings and costumes of The Lost Colony, 63 Watkins-Kenney, Sarah: to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134 Watson, Elizabeth C.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Watson, Harry: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9; pictured, 119; serves as adviser to N.C. history film series, 119 Wayne County Sheriff’s Department: investigates fire at Governor Aycock Birthplace, 41-42; publicizes sheep stolen from Aycock Birthplace, 15 Wayne Pratt, Inc.: agent for, attempts to sell Bill of Rights, 78 Weatherford, Carole Boston: book by, nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Wees, Beth Carver: gives lecture at decorative arts symposium, 58 Welch Family: performs at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Wells, Susan Barringer: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Welsh, Wendy: to lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134; pictured, 13 Wescott, Richard “Dusty”: wins Professional Service Award from N.C. Museums Council, 104 Wessels, Tom: wins docent award from Lower Cape Fear Historical Society, 107 West, Peggy: artwork by, to be exhibited at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 102 West Craven Middle School: wins N.C. History Bowl, 49, 89; wins regional History Bowl, 49 West Historic Sites Region: news of, 21-23, 58-59, 95-96, 140-141 West Jefferson Historic District: added to National Register of Historic Places, 39 West Jefferson Hotel: located in historic district added to National Register of Historic Places, 39 Western Carolina University: cosponsors exhibit at N.C. Museum of History, 100 Western Office of Archives and History: services of, 2, 121; supervisor of, retires, 121 Whichard, Willis P.: gives lecture at UNC-Asheville, 2 Whitaker, Bruce E.: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 White, Alan: pictured, 56 White, David: pictured, 23; speaks at historical marker dedication ceremony, 22 White, Walter: gives lecture at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 56 Whitley, Lynn: pictured, 142 Wilde-Ramsing, Mark: assists archaeological investigation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 123-124; helps direct archaeological investigation at Fort Fisher, 48; organizes session for and will lecture at Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 134 Wiles, Samuel A.: operates Raleigh Paper Mill, 72 William P. Cumming Map Society: hosts program concerning maps in books or online, 121 Williams, Cheri: promoted at N.C. Museum of History, 144 Williams, Heather: lectures at teachers institute, 136 Williams, Kay: pictured, 56, 139 Williams, Max: to lecture at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, 29 Williford, Jo Ann: directs board meeting of FNCHS and leads workshop, 2; makes presentation at teacher workshop, 44; serves on teacher-training program grant team, 9 Wilson, William: as owner of Clermont Plantation, 93 Wilson County Superior Court: returns Confederate flag to N.C. Museum of History, 79 Windley, Royal: serves as instructor at historic weapons training course, 89

191 Wiswell, Augustus C.: operates Lincoln Paper Mill, 71-72 With All Our Rights: North Carolina’s First African American Legislators (exhibit): opens at State Capitol, 28, 50 WNCW-FM: supports programs at Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 97 Wolfe, Linda: pictured, 56 Wolfe, Thomas. See Thomas Wolfe Women in the Blue: Target-Towing WASP at Camp Davis (book): author of, to lecture at N.C. Transportation Museum, 29 Women Marines: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Wood, Bradford J.: appointed to North Carolina Historical Review Advisory Editorial Committee, 133 Wood, John: assists grant application process for SHPO, 14; provides advice concerning trim paint in Bonner House, 53 Wood, Peter H.: presents paper and has article published, 149 Works Progress Administration: conducts cemetery surveys in North Carolina, 122 World War I Roster Project: service cards in N.C. State Archives digitized for, 83-84 Worthington, Pepper: listed as life member of NCLHA, 9 Worthy of Record: The Civil War and Reconstruction Diaries of Columbus Lafayette Turner (book): published by Historical Publications Section, 131-132 Wright Brothers: photographs of flight by, discussed, 81 Writing North Carolina History (book): provides survey of historical literature, 42 Wu, Cynthia: awarded Archie K. Davis Fellowship, 82 Wulk, Gayle: honored at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, 19 Wyatt, Henry Lawson: statue of, at State Capitol, to be restored, 136-137 X X-ray Experiments: highway historical marker for, approved, 80 Y Yanceyville Museum of Art: displays artwork by Maud F. Gatewood, 69 Yellin, Jean Fagan: book edited by, to be launched at Historic Edenton, 146; George Stevenson conducts research for, 8 York, Maury: promoted in Special Collections Department at ECU, 33 Yow, Valerie Raleigh: book by, nominated for Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 128 Z Zach’s Tracks: A Yorkie’s Adventure (book): nominated for AAUW Award for Juvenile Literature, 129 Zahradka, Nicholas: demonstrates knotting and splicing at N.C. Maritime Museum, Beaufort, 98 Zhang, Qiong: appointed assistant professor at Wake Forest University, 149-150

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