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August 1999 Issue
Remembering The Seven Springs Jailhouse
Cliffs Of The Neuse Offers Vision Of Past
Ivanhoe On The Banks Of Historic Black River Where I Grew Up
First Black Teacher At Southwood Shares Memories Of Earlier Days
General Sherman Had No Mercy For Women
100 Years
Ago
Clinton Is A Hog Wallow
July 1999 Issue
Stitches In Time...How Quilts Create Patch of History of Ocracoke
Granddaughter Of Former Slave Pays Tribute to Her Grandpa
Decendant Of Andersonville's Commander Wants Justice
March 1999 Issue
Searching For Richard Caswell's Grave: The Evidence
Jenny Lind Sang Under This Tree
February 1999 Issue
Ellie Swain: The Forbidden Love That Rocked The South And Closed A University
North Carolina Misplaced her First Constitutional Governor
CSS Historic Site Manager Retiring, But Not Leaving
The British Cemetery Of Ocracoke
It's Not Richard Caswell
Neuseway Nature Park Reaches For The Stars
Soldiers From North Carolina Fought At Valley Forge
Stories From Long Ago
January 1999 Issue
Civil War Hero Murdered
"A River Runs Through It"
Kinston Man Remembers Father’s WWI Experience
Horrible Murder Reported In South Carolina
Irate Father And Mother Find Son In Barroom
Charles B. Aycock: North Carolina's "Educational Governor"
The Youngest Confederate
The Deserter Kingdom Of Madison County
Does Whiskey Prevent Disease?
Assertive And Endearing Abby House
December 1999 Issue
Hanging The Andersonville Jailor
How "Stonewall" Jackson Died
Who Was Richard Caswell?
The Maroules Family And Christopher's Fine
Foods
Bushels Of Confederate Money
The Divided Skirt
Raiders Terrorize Lenoir CountyMoonshiners
The Story Teller Of Swansboro
Stories From Long Ago
November 1998 Issue
Carolina Doughboys First To Smash Hindenburg Line
102 Year-Old Lenoir County WWI Veteran To Receive French Honor
Carraway's Restaurant in Kinston Celebrates Anniversary
October 1998 Issue
Betty McCain's Barn--The Final Phase In The Destruction Of Kinston's Revolutionary War Memorial Park
Earthquake Scares The Devil Out Of North Carolinians
La Grange - the Garden Spot Continues to Bloom
A History of the Battleship North Carolina - BB-55
A History Of Agriculture In North Carolina
August 1998 Issue
Touchy Contractor Has Kinston Police Eject Caswell Memorial Historic Site Director
Black Craftsmen in North Carolina During The 1800s
Old News Stories About Robbers, Chickens and Politics
Old Stories about Red Pepper And Other Things
July 1998 Issue
McCain's Barn Desecrates Revolutionary War Park
June 1998 Issue
Richard Caswell . . . North Carolina's Forgotten Governor
Kinston's "Sugar Hill" Dilemma -- 80 Years Of Vice And Denial