Press Releases
The State Capitol housed N.C.'s copy of the Bill of Rights until 1865.150 years later, the FBI recovered the document, and now it stays in the vault.
The State Archives and State Library of North Carolina want to collect the stories of women of North Carolina who have made their mark, locally, statewide, nationally, or around the world. We invite participation from libraries, historical institutions, community organizations, and individuals! Learn more @ https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pfSruAvXuVjjB0rjceIyUGWrVJTBbPFGgsuVYTNpog8/edit?usp=sharing.
This is a press release inviting the public to participate in TranscribeNC, the State Archives of NC’s crowdsourced transcription project.
This is a press release inviting people to participate in a TranscribeNC project with the State Archives of NC. The records are oral histories with veterans.
RATOM (Review, Appraisal, and Triage of Mail) help identify emails, secure sensitive/restricted information while sorting our irrelevant emails.
The State Archives traveling exhibit "Treasures of Carolina: Stories from the State Archives" visits the Mountain Gateway Museum in Old Fort.
North Carolina Genealogical Society Speakers Forum focuses on case studies, methodology, ethnic research, organization, online resources, and writing.
Through a grant, institutions that hold records connected to the state’s history and culture, can get help digitizing their collection.
The Friends of the Outer Banks History center sponsors an intern for a variety of archive projects.
Alamance Community College planned activities with the centennial of the end of World War I including the exhibit "North Carolina and the Great War".