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History with ‘Hud’: The nearly 200-year story of Wilmington’s railroads

Matthew Huddleston,

April 20, 2023

Cameron Art Museum searching for descendants of United States Colored Troops

WWAY News,

October 26, 2022

News

North Carolina State Fair marks 169th anniversary

WWAY News,

October 18, 2022

The Cameron Art Museum hosts a living history demonstration of the United States Colored Troops

Celeste Smith,

February 19, 2022

Local

Gospel singer and historian to perform at CFCC

Peyton Furtado,

February 18, 2022

Library to host panel highlighting men of color in the Revolutionary War and Civil War

Jeff Rivenbark,

October 6, 2021

Fort Fisher celebrating lesser-known WWII history at 80th anniversary ceremony

Matthew Huddleston,

September 4, 2021

Fort Fisher State Historic Park to host 80th anniversary World War II experience

Jeff Rivenbark,

September 2, 2021

Event on Juneteenth depicting fugitive slave owner canceled

WWAY News,

June 11, 2021

North Carolina school system apologizes for racist hashtags

Associated Press,

March 15, 2021

Task force members support removing Confederate monument

Associated Press,

November 18, 2020

Confederate monument removed from Buncombe County courthouse

Associated Press,

July 14, 2020

Confederate flag losing prominence 155 years after Civil War

Associated Press,

July 1, 2020

Confederate cannons removed from Raleigh now at Fort Fisher

Associated Press,

June 30, 2020

Archaeologists: Beach find could be more than a century old

Associated Press,

March 16, 2020

Historic Site commemorates second battle in Civil War

Johnson,

January 19, 2020

Civil War-era cannon restored, installed at Fort Anderson Historic Site

WWAY News,

September 20, 2019

Atlanta to add context about racism to historic monuments

Associated Press,

August 1, 2019

Discussing plans for a Civil War-era church in Brunswick County

Matt Bennett,

July 9, 2019

Protesters gather at George Davis statue Saturday afternoon

Kate Cornell,

June 29, 2019

Minority troops of Civil War given the recognition they deserve

Kate Cornell,

February 24, 2019

Confederate flags disappearing from battlefield gift shops

Associated Press,

January 16, 2019

North Carolina will keep 3 Confederate monuments at Capitol

Associated Press,

August 22, 2018

Confederate home, headquarters torn down in eastern NC

Associated Press,

July 22, 2018

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History with ‘Hud’: The nearly 200-year story of Wilmington’s railroads

Cameron Art Museum searching for descendants of United States Colored Troops

North Carolina State Fair marks 169th anniversary

The Cameron Art Museum hosts a living history demonstration of the United States Colored Troops

Gospel singer and historian to perform at CFCC

Library to host panel highlighting men of color in the Revolutionary War and Civil War

Fort Fisher celebrating lesser-known WWII history at 80th anniversary ceremony

Fort Fisher State Historic Park to host 80th anniversary World War II experience

Event on Juneteenth depicting fugitive slave owner canceled

North Carolina school system apologizes for racist hashtags

Task force members support removing Confederate monument

Confederate monument removed from Buncombe County courthouse

Confederate flag losing prominence 155 years after Civil War

Confederate cannons removed from Raleigh now at Fort Fisher

Archaeologists: Beach find could be more than a century old

Historic Site commemorates second battle in Civil War

Civil War-era cannon restored, installed at Fort Anderson Historic Site

Atlanta to add context about racism to historic monuments

Discussing plans for a Civil War-era church in Brunswick County

Protesters gather at George Davis statue Saturday afternoon

Minority troops of Civil War given the recognition they deserve

Confederate flags disappearing from battlefield gift shops

North Carolina will keep 3 Confederate monuments at Capitol

Confederate home, headquarters torn down in eastern NC

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