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Regional Links

Afro-American Cultural Center
Andrew Jackson State Park (SC)
Charlotte Museum of History & Hezekiah Alexander Homesite
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Story
Charlotte – Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission
Charlotte Regional History Consortium
Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden
Fort Defiance
Fort Dobbs State Historic Site
Gaston County Museum
Historic Brattonsville
Historic Charlotte
Historic Latta Plantation
Historic Rosedale Plantation
Matthews Historical Foundation
Matthews Reid House
Mint Hill Country Doctor’s Museum
Museum of the New South
NC State Historic Preservation Office
North Carolina Transportation Museum
Preservation North Carolina
President James K. Polk State Historic Site
Reed Gold Mine State Historic Site
Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room, Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg Co
Rural Hill
Schiele Museum of Natural History

National Links

American Historical Association
American Association for State and Local History
National Trust for Historic Preservation

Resources

History Department: University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Library of Congress
Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

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  • Upcoming Events

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    We list upcoming events of interest to the History Community, updated weekly.   View these events here
  • Next MHA Meeting

    Monday, May 13, 2013
    Joe Epley will speak on the American Revolution in Mecklenburg County, and on families and neighbors who took opposing views during the weeks leading up to the brutal battle of Kings Mountain in 1780. He will read from his new book on this subject, A Passel of Hate, and sell and sign books. . Dinner is at 6:30 followed by the program at 7:15. Those not having dinner are welcome to enjoy the program at no charge. .
  • Next MHA Docent Meeting

    Tuesday, May 7, 2013 Connecting With the Past through Place, Ronnie Schumann will present a program showing how geography and history are intimately linked. Where history happened is just as important as what happened. Fellowship Hall, Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church. Refreshments at 9:30, business meeting at 10, program at 11. Visitors are always welcome
  • Latest Newsletters

    MHA Newsletter - May 2013
    MHA Docent Newsletter - May-August 2013
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