Charlotte Woman's Club Building III

Progressive Era
Charlotte, North Carolina
Women's Clubs
Women's Groups--North Carolina--United States
Southern Women's History
Social Organizations
Architecture--C.C. Hook

A color photograph taken of the Charlotte Woman's Club clubhouse in 1978 in Charlotte, NC.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Properties Commission, Dr. Dan L. Morrill

Manuscript 77 C429, Special Collections, J. Murrey Atkins Library, University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
http://www.landmarkscommission.org/surveys&rcharwomen.htm

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

2010

Sara Blanchett
Group 3

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Charlotte, NC

Charlotte Woman's Club Building II

Progressive Era
Charlotte, North Carolina
Women's Clubs
Women's Groups--North Carolina--United States
Southern Women's History
Social Organizations
Architecture--C.C. Hook

A black and white photograph of the Charlotte Woman's Club building after its completion in 1924. Photo is part of a compilation of photographs in "Art Work of Piedmont Section of North Carolina: Published in Nine Parts." Published in Chicago, Ill by Gravure Illustration Co.

Gravure Illustration Company

NA730.N8 A78 1924, Special Collections, J. Murrey Atkins Library, University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
http://dlib.uncc.edu/special_collections/exhibits/texts/piedmont/ppt4.htm

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

2010

Sara Blanchett
Group 3

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Charlotte, NC

1924

AME Zion; Star of Zion Newspaper, November 7,1884

AME Zion Church
Newspaper
Charlotte
Star of Zion

The November 7, 1884 issue of The Star of Zion. The Star of Zion is the newspaper of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church issued every Friday. This issue included a typed version of Rev. A. Hill's speech on the prosperity of the church.

African Methodist Episcopal, Star of Zion

Courtesy of the North Carolina Collection Microfilm. North Carolina Collection, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church

2010

Byron Parker, Group 4

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Weekly Newspaper

Charlotte, NC

1884

Mrs. Charles C. Hook

Progressive Era
Charlotte, North Carolina
Women's Clubs
Women's Groups--North Carolina--United States
Southern Women's History
Social Organizations
Architecture

This is a photograph of Mrs. C. C. Hook, wife of famous Charlotte architect. She was the president of the Charlotte Woman's Club from 1909-1911, and established the High School Parent's Teachers Association (PTA) in 1915.

Unknown

http://www.danandmary.com/historyofcharlottechap10new.htm

Dr. Dan L. Morrill

2010

Sara Blanchett
Group 3

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Charlotte, NC

Certificate of Dismission from Biddleville Presbyterian Church

Biddleville Presbyterian
Certificate of Dismission
Charlotte
Johnson C. Smith University Church

A Certificate of Dismission dated June 2nd 1929. The certificate states that the man was in full communion with the church and asks that the Johnson C. Smith University Presbyterian Church accept him.

Biddleville Presbyterian Church

Black Presbyterian Church Collection. 2b6f8. Johnson C. Smith University Inez Moore Parker Archives and Research Center

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

2010

Byron Parker, Group 4

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Hand-Written Certificate

Charlotte, NC

1929

Certificate of Dismission for Mary C. McCrurey

Biddleville
Mary C. McCrurey
Certificate of Dismission

A certificate of dismission for Mary C. McCrurey which states that she was "in full communion" with the Church and asks that Johnson C. Smith University Church accept her.

Biddleville Presbyterian Church

Black Presbyterian Church Collection. 2b6f8. Johnson C. Smith University Inez Moore Parker Archives and Research Center

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

2010

Byron Parker, Group 4

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Hand-Written Certificate

Charlotte, NC

1929

Journal Page on J.C.S.U. Church construction

J.C.S.U. Church
construction
corner-stone
journal

A page from a hand-written journal stating the date that the corner-stone was laid for the Johnson C. Smith University Church. The order for the celebratory program is also given, along with the names of speakers.

Johnson C. Smith University Church

The University Church. 1b1f3. Johnson C. Smith University

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

2010

Byron Parker, Group 4

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journal

Charlotte, NC

New Hope Public School

New Hope Public School
A.P. Corley
School
Charlotte

The New Hope Public School shared the same name with a Presbyterian Church. The Reverend A.P. Corley, who ministered to the New Hope Presbyterian Church, was also the principal of New Hope Public School

Colored Charlotte: Souvenir: Fiftieth Anniversary, Freedom of the Negro, Charlotte, North Carolina

African American Collection. Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room, Charlotte Mecklenburg Library

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

2010

Byron Parker, Group 4

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Charlotte, NC

1915

New Hope Presbyterian Church

New Hope Presbyterian
Church
Charlotte
A.P. Corley

The New Hope Presbyterian Church. The congregation was led by A.P. Corley

Colored Charlotte: Souvenir: Fiftieth Anniversary, Freedom of the Negro, Charlotte, North Carolina

African American Collection. Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room, Charlotte Mecklenburg Library

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

2010

Byron Parker, Group 4

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Black-and-White Photograph

Charlotte, NC

1915

Rev. H.T. Medford

Grace A.M.E. Zion Church
Charlotte
Medford

Reverend H.T. Medford, the minister of Grace A.M.E. Zion. He is seated in partial profile and holds an item in his hand.

Colored Charlotte: Souvenir: Fiftieth Anniversary, Freedom of the Negro, Charlotte, North Carolina

African American Collection. Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room, Charlotte Mecklenburg Library

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

2010

Byron Parker, Group 4

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Black-and-White Photograph

Charlotte, NC

1915