National Archives at Atlanta
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Racial tensions ran high on the construction site of Fontana Dam. On July 1, 1942, after blacks were hired to work on the site... Tags: African Americans | Dam Construction | North Carolina | World War II |
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The Army Corps of Engineers, an organization which specializes in waterway maintenance and improvement, was given the additional... Tags: Budget | North Carolina | World War II |
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While some Americans were storming the Normandy beaches on D-Day, the Army Corps of Engineers reported on the progress... Tags: North Carolina | Waterways | World War II |
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Increased traffic on the railways brought more accidents, like the one described by this Western Union telegram... Tags: North Carolina | Railroads | World War II |
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Thousands of families were removed from their homes to accommodate the construction of Fontana Dam. This report describes... Tags: Dam Construction | North Carolina | World War II |
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This letter is addressed to Dr. Witherspoon Dodge, regional director of the FEPC in Atlanta. It describes differences in pay... Tags: Georgia | North Carolina | Race Relations | World War II |
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In 1921, the Charlotte Observer wrote to the Superintendant of the U.S. Cherokee School offering to sponsor an Indian baseball game... Tags: Baseball | Native Americans | North Carolina |
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During World War II, many items including gasoline and tires were strictly rationed. The Capital Club baseball club submitted... Tags: Baseball | Georgia | North Carolina |
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The Brooklyn Dodgers visited the Marine Corps Air Station at Cherry Point, North Carolina in July 1945... Tags: Baseball | Brooklyn Dodgers | North Carolina |
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Founded in the mid-1960's to provide free vocational training to America's youth, the Job Corps wasn't all work... Tags: Baseball | North Carolina |
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