Minute book of the New Bern/Craven County American Revolution Bicentennial Commission covering the years 1973 to 1976 detailing plans for New Bern and Craven County's celebration of the Bicentennial of the American Revolution.
A brief biography of the eighth governor of the state of North Carolina, Richard Dobbs Spaight. Reprinted from volume 1, number 2 of the North Carolina Historical Review.
The North Carolina booklet outlines the key stages of the American Revolution within the state, with particular emphasis on the Battle of Kings Mountain.
An essay examining Cornelius Harnett, a pivotal North Carolina patriot whose leadership helped overthrow royal authority and ignite the American Revolution in the colony.
A history of North Carolina during the Revolutionary War presented in three lectures plus a preliminary sketch on the Battle of the Alamance. Contents include:
The Battle of the Alamance by Francis L. Hawks
The Mecklenburg Declaration of…
Excerpts from manuscripts held at the New York Public Library relating to the efforts of Samuel Cornell's heirs to recover debts due his estate during the American Revolution.
A program for a tea-tasting activity held at the N.E. Mohn House by the Craven County Extension Homemakers during the Bicentennial commemoration of the First Provincial Congress, August 24–25, 1974.
The Abstract of Army Accounts was compiled by the Commissioners of Finance to manage claims for pay, supplies, and land grants for service in the Revolutionary War. The claims were verified by Abashai Thomas, the Agent for settling the accounts of…
This book was put together by the Maryland Historical Society in 1892 to commemorate both Maryland soldiers and North Carolinian Soldiers for their contribution for the Revolutionary effort.
This book about the New Bern patriot Captain John Daves' military career during the American Revolution was written by his grandson, Major Graham Daves.
Souvenir program compiled by St. John's Lodge, No. 3, accompanying the 200th anniversary celebration of the First Provincial Congress in New Bern on August 18, 1774 with details about the play, 1774 by Robert L. Pugh.