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North Carolina History Lesson Plans from the Southern Appalachian Archives
- North Carolina History Lesson Plans: Precolonial
- North Carolina Era 2 – Colonial 1600 - 1763: Migration Push/Pull Lesson
- North Carolina Era 3 – Revolution 1763 - 1789: Regulator Songs Lesson Plan
- North Carolina Era 4: Early National – 1789-1836: Family Histories Lesson Plan
- North Carolina Era 5: Antebellum - 1836 - 1860: Rip Van Winkle in contemporary writing lesson plan
- North Carolina Era 6: Civil War and Reconstruction - 1860 - 1876: Views of the Civil War Lesson Plan
- North Carolina Era 7: New South – 1876 - 1900: Subscription Schools in Western North Carolina Lesson Plan
- North Carolina Era 8: Early 20th Century – 1900 - 1929 Lesson Plans
- North Carolina Era 9: Depression and War (1929-1945)
- North Carolina Era 10: Postwar (1945-1975): Post-War Political Cartoons Lesson Plan
- North Carolina Era 11: Recent (1975-2010) Lesson Plans
- Land Use in Western North Carolina Lesson Plans from the Southern Appalachian Archives
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North Carolina History Lesson Plans from the Southern Appalachian Archives
- "Feast and Farmin': A Celebration of Western North Carolina Agricultural History"
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07-5-36
This is a group portrait of 15 women taken outside on a lawn, with trees and mountains in the background. A caption on the back of the photograph reads, "Miss Ware, Miss Bailey, Miss Miller, Miss Schafer, Miss Hickman, Miss Schock, Miss McGregor,…
07-5-35
This is a photograph of four women seated around a table by a fire, working on a puzzle. A caption on the back of the photograph reads, "The puzzle workers. 1. Miss Pond. 2. Miss Pollock. 3. Miss Schafer. 4. Miss Horton. Corner of Teachers' living…
Tags: Miss Horton, Miss Pollock, Miss Pond, Miss Schafer, puzzles, teachers
07-5-25
This is a group portrait of 11 young women taken off to the side of Washburn Cottage. The four in the front row kneel while holding a cast-iron frying pan and large kettle; the others stand behind them. A caption on the back of the photograph reads,…
