Textile Collection
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- Commencement flag, Division of Continual Learning
- Black, grey, and white flag with gold trimming used at graduation from the Divison of Continual Learning (1913)- written in blue. Gold tassel included.
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- Commencement flag, Division of Online Learning
- Navy blue, gold, and white flag with gold trimming used at graduation from the Division of Online Learning (1974)- written in blue. Gold tassel included.
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- Commencement flag, Interdisciplinary College
- Grey and white flag with gold trimming and the Rainbow LGBTQ+ flag across the top. Used at graduation from the Interdisciplinary College (2020)- written in blue. Gold tassel included.
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- Commencement flag, Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering
- Gold and white flag with gold trimming used at graduation from the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering (2007)- written in blue. Gold tassel included.
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- Commencement flag, School of Education
- Teal and white flag with gold trimming used at graduation from the School of Education (1921)- written in blue. Gold tassel included.
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- Commencement flag, School of Health and Human Sciences
- Forest green, maroon, and white flag with gold trimming used at graduation from the School of Health and Human Sciences (2011)- written in blue. Gold tassel included.
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- Commencement flag, School of Nursing
- Orange and white flag with gold trimming used at graduation from the School of Nursing (1966)- written in blue. Gold tassel included.
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- Commencement flag, University Libraries
- Yellow and white flag with gold trimming used at graduation from the University Libraries (1892)- written in blue. Gold tassel included.
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- Commercial class banner, undated
- White satin banner with a maroon border, fringe, two-toned tassels, and embroidered lettering reading, "Commercial Class." The banner 23 3/4" L x 18 1/2" W with 2" fringe.
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- Cornelia Strong College T-Shirt
- White T-Shirt with a blue and gold logo on the front and "Cornelia Strong College, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro" written across the back of the shirt.
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- Cornelia Strong College T-Shirt
- White shirt with a blue and gold graphic on the front and blue lettering reading, "Cornelia Strong College." The back of the shirt features a blue, gold, and black graphic of a cartoon character and reads, "Tim, Master of the Universe."
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- Cornelian pennant, undated
- Blue felt pennant with gold lettering reading, "Cornelian" and gold ties. This banner represents the Cornelian Literary Society and measures 33" L x 13 1/2" W.
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- Cotton Dimity print dress
- Cotton dimity print dress owned by Clora McNeill Foust, wife of Julius I. Foust. Dress is white with black print.
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- Coveralls
- Grey coveralls with red embroidery on front reading, "Ellen Mark Bush, Play-likers." Also reads "Play-likers" on the back of the garment with accompanying embroidery in yellow of a mask and the Greek letters for Alpha Psi Omega. The coveralls were owned by Ellen Bush, Class of 1950. For Ellen Bush's scrapbooks, see Mss 354 in the UNCG Manuscripts collection of the Martha Blakeney Hodges Special Collections and University Archives.
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- Crazed Coed banner, ca. 1961-62
- Pink banner with black marker writing. The banner features a food and drink menu of which the menu items incorporate the names of faculty members. It measures 42" L x 61" W.
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- Creme shirt
- Creme colored, button-front shirt. The shirt was part of a "Front of the House" outfit worn during campus productions. The shirt was owned by Ellen Bush, Class of 1950. For Ellen Bush's scrapbooks, see Mss 354 in the UNCG Manuscripts collection of the Martha Blakeney Hodges Special Collections and University Archives.
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- Daisy Mae hat
- Gold and white striped cotton hat with a gold brim and the letters "WC" in gold and white on the front.
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- Daisy Mae hat, undated
- White cotton with gold and white felt WC patch in front.
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- Detachable collar
- Light tan WWI issue detachable collar owned by Dr. Anna Gove, college physician and instructor.
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- Detachable collar
- White detachable collar owned by Julius I. Foust.
