Amputations in the Civil War

Originally published as "When Johnny Couldn't Come Marching Home: Civil War Amputations"

Bearden, Romare

Blount Hall

Coharie Indians

Dasemunkepeuc

Dobbs County

Dobbs, Arthur

Office of Archives and History

Dramatic Arts in North Carolina

Part II: Early Productions and Important Playwrights

Dramatic Arts in North Carolina

Part III: Community Theaters and School-Related Programs

Dramatic Arts in North Carolina

Part IV: Professional Companies and Festivals

Dramatic Arts in North Carolina

Part I: Introduction

Edenton Tea Party

First Women Marines

Ginseng Trade

Greenhow, Rose O’Neal

Hassell, James

Office of Archives and History

Hopkins, Moses Aaron

Johnston, Gabriel

Office of Archives and History

Keckly (Keckley), Elizabeth Hobbs

Martin, Josiah

Office of Archives and History

McBryar, William

Nicholson, Mary

North Carolina's Two Revolutionary James Hunters: Disambiguating the Regulator and the Legislator

Occaneechi Indians

Paint Rock

PCB Protests

Rice, Nathaniel

Office of Archives and History

Rowan, Matthew

Office of Archives and History

Smith, Nimrod Jarrett

Office of Archives and History

Spaight, Richard Dobbs, Jr.

Office of Archives and History

State Dog of North Carolina: Plott Hound

Tryon, William

Office of Archives and History

Women in North Carolina

Part I: Introduction

Women in North Carolina

Part II: Women's Roles in Precolonial and Colonial North Carolina

Women in North Carolina

Part III: Women in the Revolutionary Era and Early Statehood

Women in North Carolina

Part IV: Life in Antebellum North Carolina

Women in North Carolina

Part V: Secession and Civil War

Women in North Carolina

Part VI: Women Help Shape the New South

Women in North Carolina

Part VII: Women Earn the Right to Vote

Women in North Carolina

Part VIII: Activism and the Expansion of Women's Opportunities and Public Influence

Women in North Carolina

Part IX: References