| New South Voices - Transcripts and audio clips of oral history interviews collected over the past thirty years by UNCC faculty and students, and several community organizations. These interviews provide a rich resource for historical research, particularly of the Charlotte region, and for language studies. |
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Art Work of Charlotte, NC - Digitized version of the book published by the Gravure Illustration Company of Chicago in 1905. The exhibit includes images of homes, churches, commercial and civic buildings, street scenes and parks in Charlotte, NC.
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Art Work of Piedmont Section of North Carolina - Digitized version of the book published by the Gravure Illustration Company of Chicago in 1924. The exhibit includes images of homes, churches, civic buildings, street scenes and parks from the major cities of the Piedmont: Charlotte, High Point, Winston-Salem, and Greensboro. |
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Art Work of Scenes in North Carolina - Digitized version of the book published by the W. H. Parish Publishing Co. in 1895. The exhibit includes images of homes, churches, civic buildings, street scenes and parks from the several cities, including Charlotte, Winston-Salem, Wilmington, Asheville and Greensboro.
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Latta family letters - A set of ten letters that provide a glimpse into the daily lives of James Latta and his family members during the years 1824-1830, a prominent Mecklenburg County family in the 19th century.
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Slavery in Mecklenburg County - This website provides a glimpse into 19th century slavery in Mecklenburg County located in south-central North Carolina. The site was created and designed by the Fall 2008 History in the Digital Age graduate class at University of North Carolina- Charlotte.
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