University Libraries General Collection
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1910 textile history letters [vertical file]
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A collection of letters related to requests for information for "The History, Development, and Influence of Cotton Mills in North Carolina." The inquiries were made by State Normal and Industrial College librarian Annie F. Petty and future alumnus Clara Booth Byrd. Assisting in the research were Bernard Cone, D. A. Tompkins, and representatives of many cotton mills and banks.
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1986 Greensboro annual report
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This annual report provides a highly detailed review of the municipal government services and activities. These in depth descriptions of city government include an organizational chart, a general budget, a description of how bonds are used, and highlights from municipal services over the past year. Of note, the report also reviews existing minority programs, urban renewal under the Redevelopment Commission, and technologies in current use.
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A report on your city government
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This report provides a summary of the many activities and accomplishments from municipal government departments. Such departments include finance, public utilities, sanitation, transportation, cultural and recreational institutions, and public safety.
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A report on your city government for 1957-1958
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This short report comprises a listing of all elected city officials along with descriptions of each department's responsibilities and flow charts of how the municipal government is organized. Each department lists its major accomplishments during 1957-1958 time frame and future plans.
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A report on your city government for 1959 and 1960
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This short report comprises a listing of all elected city officials along with descriptions of each department's responsibilities and flow charts of how the municipal government is organized. Each department lists its major accomplishments during 1959-1960 time frame and plans for future growth.
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An important message from your city and county leaders
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This brochure describes planned capital improvements to downtown governmental buildings and cultural institutions in the city. The brochure also describes how the proposed improvements will be financed and the importance of bonds for the project.
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Annual report, City of Greensboro, North Carolina 1963-1964
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This annual report details the elected city council from 1963-1964, lists the major accomplishments, and provides general information on the municipal government. Of note is information regarding transportation initiatives and a general review of city finances.
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Annual report, City of Greensboro, North Carolina 1964-1965
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This annual report details the major highlights of the municipal government from 1964-1965. These activities note urban renewal efforts of the Cumberland Project; new transportation plans; construction of capital buildings; and growing partnerships within the county, state, and nation. A general municipal budget is also provided.
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Articles from The morning post newspaper
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Includes the original name of North Carolina Agricultural and Technology State University as it was known as Agricultural and Mechanical College for Colored Race. This issue mentions the names of the officers and faculty of the college, description of the different factories and departments, and how Cotton Mill and Manufacturing Plants contributed to the growth of Greensboro. Also mentions the emergence of businesses because of the success of the Cotton Mill and Manufacturing Plants.
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Educational statistics of the NC Negro
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The Educational Statistics of the North Carolina Negro report produces statistics for the years 1884, 1892, 1898, 1908, and 1912. Categories include school population, enrollment, attendance, property value, and teacher salary. Data is compared across race (and gender, where appropriate). Of particular interest is the information on colleges and universities, which mentions Shaw University, Livingstone College, three Greensboro institutions (Bennett College, Immanuel Lutheran College and Theological Seminary, and The Agricultural and Mechanical College), and several others.
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Friends messenger [1930]
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This folder contains the clippings of the September issue of the Friends Messenger with the portrait of Mary Mendenhall Hobbs portrait as the front page. The clippings includes information of Mendenhall Hobbs contribution to higher education for women, memorial service information, advertisement, and a note from the Race Relations Committee.
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Greensboro '70
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This extensive report prepared for the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce discusses the history of Greensboro and its growth in five parts. The first part of the report introduces the work and proposes a hypothesis on the long-term development of Greensboro. The second compares the Greensboro to other comparable cities in the region. The third part outlines factors that could contribute to the growth of Greensboro into a larger urban area. The fourth covers Greensboro's possible economic growth and development. The final part talks about the future of downtown Greensboro and revitalization efforts planned by the city.
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Greensboro Business
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A newsletter (and later a magazine) published by the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s.
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Greensboro College - Centennial [vertical file]
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This folder contains clippings, programs, and bulletins of the progressive development of Greensboro College. Clippings, programs, and bulletins discusses events sponsored by Greensboro College throughout 1937 and 1938. Includes honored alumni and visitors, contributors and donors of the College, and event participants of the centennial celebration of Greensboro College.
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