Minges Collection

1899-2011, undated
Manuscript Collection #1136
Creator(s)
Minges Bottling Group; Minges, John F., II
Physical description
8.75 Cubic Feet, 7.79 Gigabytes, correspondence, photographs, video recordings,audio recordings, printed materials, newspaper clippings, financial records, ephemera, and digital files
Preferred Citation
Minges Collection (#1136), East Carolina Manuscript Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, USA.
Repository
ECU Manuscript Collection
Access
This collection is open for research. Original audiovisual media and digital files are unavailable for access. Digital access copies may be made available through our Digital Collections repository, but are not available for immediate or same-day use. Please contact Special Collections to request access. Requests may take up to five business days to fill.

Collection (ca. 1899-2011, undated) documenting the history of Pepsi-Cola in New Bern, N.C.; the involvement of the Minges family in the soft drink business, 1923-1992, in Greenville, Tarboro, and Rocky Mount, N.C.; and the Minges Bottling Group, Inc., of Ayden, N.C. Materials include clippings, correspondence, contracts and financial records, advertising materials, photographic prints and compact discs, printing plates, printed materials, trademark registration certificates, video recordings, ephemera,etc. Digital files document the history of the Minges family of Catawba and Pitt Counties, North Carolina, and the history of the Minges Bottling Group.


Biographical/historical information

Miles Otho (M.O.) Minges was born in Catawba County, N.C., in 1894. In 1916, Minges married Myrtle Mae Morrow from Iredell County, N.C. The couple had five sons and one daughter: Maxel Eugene, Forrest Edwin, Ray Donald, Martha Virginia, Hoyt Alvin, and John Franklin II. In 1923, the Minges family moved from Catawba County to Pitt County, N.C. to join his brother, Luther Lester Minges, and his family in starting the soft drink company called the Orange Crush Bottling Company. At the time in Greenville, there were five other soft drink companies in business. Some of the products produced and distributed included Orange Crush, Nu Grape, Pilot-Pale Ginger Ale as well as Silver Nip, Spirit of 76, Cherry Blossoms as well as some beer interests (i.e. Pabst and Krueger Beer.) Also involved as a silent partner was a third brother (and dentist), Dr. Clyde Estes Minges in Rocky Mount, N.C. The brothers' business expanded into other nearby towns, but by the late 1920s, the brothers dissolved their partnership and focused on their own territories.

Minges' distribution business flourished up until the effects of World War I. Most of the postwar downturn was related to rationed supplies and the resulting high price of sugar. So while Pepsi and the Minges franchise continued on, it can be said that the parent company and Minges came out of the Great Depression together, which was basically how long it took to recover to a higher level of profitability. Around this time Pepsi introduced their twelve ounce bottle along with the slogan "Twice as Much for a Nickel, too."

Pepsi was invented circa 1898 by Caleb Bradham, Sr., in nearby New Bern, N.C., when one of Bradham's formulations, known as "Brad's Drink," a combination of carbonated water, sugar, vanilla, rare oils and kola nuts, was renamed "Pepsi-Cola." By 1902, Bradham applied for a trademark and the first Pepsi-Cola Company was formed. In the next few years, Bradham begins to advertise vigorously, and in 1903 (his first official year of operation) alone, he sold nearly 8,000 gallons of syrup.

By the early 1930s, Pepsi-Cola was offering multiple county franchises. M. O. Minges purchased a thirteen-county franchise for $1300. The franchise was based in Greenville, N.C., with a bottling plant. The warehouse was located in Washington, N.C. In 1936, Mr. Minges gave all of his children one-twelfth interest in the company. By 1955, the company was divided into three individual franchises, all managed by second generation family members. These included one in Greenville (John F. Minges II), Kinston (Hoyt A. Minges) and New Bern (Forrest E. Minges). Many other additions and changes in management would come in the next decades, but ownership remained in the Minges family. At the same time, the Minges family gave back greatly to their community through many avenues, as well as supported East Carolina University in Greenville. In their honor, the campus basketball arena was named Minges Coliseum in 1968. M.O. Minges died in 1970, and his wife Myrtle died in 1971.

In 2001, the three companies were merged into one and were headed by two third generation family members, Jeff Minges, President / CEO and Tom Minges, CFO / Chairman. A year later, Minges Bottling Group moved to their current location on Hwy 11 South in Ayden, N.C. In 2004, Miles Minges, fourth generation family member, joined as full time employee, serving in the Business Development. A few years later Miles Minges brother, Landon Minges, joined the family operation. Likewise, Tom Minges daughter Michelle Minges joined the family business along with Chris Craft, who is the son of Ann Bass Smith. The company has diversified by selling Minges Select Coffee and Tea. Also, between 2006 and 2008, Minges Bottling Group formed their own transport company as a subsidiary of the company, as well as Select Vending, LLC. In 2010, Thomas E. Minges, former Chairman and CFO of Minges Bottling Group passed away.

For more on the history of the Minges Bottling Group, Inc., see the following link. http://www.mbgpepsi.com/about-us/history/

Sources: Chronicles of Pitt County North Carolina, 1982

PepsiCo, Inc. http://www.pepsico.com/

Minges Bottling Group, Inc. http://www.mbgpepsi.com/about-us/history/


Scope and arrangement

Collection materials consist of eight series. These are correspondence, printed materials, financial documents, legal documents, advertising ephemera, audio-visual materials, photographic materials and oversized materials.

Included in the correspondence is a photocopy of a letter (1911) from Caleb Bradham, Sr. to Honorable R. A. Nunn in Raleigh, describing a formed naval militia for the local area. Also of particular significance is an original, signed letter (1917) from Bradham to Dr. Jos. J. Watson in South Carolina promoting Pepsi-Cola as a safe drink, and includes a general mention of ingredients. Also included is a letter (1922) with an investment firm regarding the state of the business, selling of stock and stock prices. Other correspondence includes letters regarding selling of Pepsi syrup, as well as a bottler claiming in 1926 that it was not him who sold Pepsi as Coca-Cola. A large percentage of the correspondence consists of blanket letters to various Pepsi bottlers. Also of interest is a letter (1939) from Walter S. Mack, Jr. to a person in Peru, indicating that the Canadian Supreme Court upheld the Pepsi-Cola trademark, reversing the decision made by the lower court in favor of Coca-Cola. Other correspondence discusses promotion through advertising (1951), news and reports from and to other regional bottlers regarding price increases and promotional opportunities (1946-47) and a letter (1969) to Caleb D. Bradham, Jr. from the Dean of UNC, Chapel Hill answering Bradham's request for specific information on how his father (Bradham, Sr.) earned his license as a pharmacist. Also included is a copy of a letter from Bradham, Sr.'s files from the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy indicating that many of their records were destroyed by fire in 1924. This letter also lists Bradham Sr.'s examination grades and other related details. Other correspondence includes a signed Christmas greeting note (1970) from actress Joan Crawford and a photocopy of a letter from Crawford to Thorburn and John (Jack) Minges regarding festivities in Raleigh and asking when they would be in New York. (Crawford was a major promoter of Pepsi, and was married to Alfred Steele, Pepsi CEO from 1949 until his death from a heart attack in 1959.) A small portion of the letters is represented by photocopies obtained from the North Carolina State Archives.

Printed materials consist mostly of photocopied newspaper clippings documenting the founding and growth of Pepsi, in addition to some clippings documenting early, pre-Pepsi history and other business endeavors of Caleb Bradham, Sr., as well as early U.S. patent office copies related to Pepsi-Cola. Of particular interest is a manual entitled One Hundred Fountain Formulas (1897) discussing the soda water industry and recipes for operating soda fountains. Also included is an original Pepsi-Cola 38th anniversary color pictorial booklet (1938). Other materials of note are various publications, some published by Pepsi, as well as magazines containing advertisements of Pepsi and the soda industry in general. A portion of these commemorate anniversaries of the company, among them a group of 100th Anniversary newsletters published by Pepsi. Another publication of note is a very detailed manual entitled A.B.C.B. Plant Operation Manual: A Guide to Proper Operation of Bottled Carbonated Beverage Plants (1940). Remaining materials include local and national clippings featuring vintage Pepsi advertisements of Pepsi and stories related to Pepsi history, typed transcripts of Greenville, North Carolina's Daily Reflector newspapers articles and advertisements (1919-1966), a national roster of Pepsi-Cola bottlers (1952) and Pepsi World's View of North Carolina Bottlers 1957-1983, a large publication (1992) compiled by John F. Minges, III.

Financial documents consist of receipts, shipping bills, account statements and checks. All Bradham Drug Company materials are photocopies, but some original Pepsi materials from the early 20th Century are included. Legal documents consist mainly of materials related to trademarks and certificate of incorporations. As with the financial documents, most are copies and range from the early to mid-20th Century.

Advertising ephemera includes brochures featuring advertising aids available to Pepsi franchises, a cardboard Pepsi-Cola fan (1940), a Pepsi-themed cardboard menu from the Eiffel Tower restaurant in Paris, France (undated) and an original Pepsi bottle cap redemption for merchandise catalog (1910). The bulk of the audio-visual recordings consist of VHS tapes featuring mostly local Pepsi-related promotional events and history. In addition are a few Pepsi "jingles" on 45 rpm record discs, as well as a few audio cassette tapes of more Pepsi songs and commercials.

Photographic images primarily document regional Pepsi business and promotional activities, most dating to the mid-20th Century. Included are photographs of Miss North Carolina promoting Pepsi, various floats in parades, Pepsi delivery trucks and their drivers (many of which are African American), outdoor advertising, including signs, storefront displays and billboards. Also included are a few late 20th Century images promoting Mountain Dew, Pepsi plants and office buildings. Of particular interest are a few photos of very early 20th Century Greenville, North Carolina baseball teams, some of which "Mr. M. O. Minges" is listed as being a member (i.e. "Greenville Greenies",) as well as another featuring three baseball players and owner of the New York Yankees, which lists on back: "Left to Right: T. Lazzeri, Col. Rupert, J. DiMaggio, F. Crosetti."

Also of note are a portrait of Caleb Bradham and other Bradham-related images copies. Other images included copies and the original of a horse-drawn Pepsi-Cola cart #934 with a driver and two other men (marked "Winston Salem 1914".) Also of particular interest is an original photograph (1940) of a drill tower under construction that was donated by the Minges Family to the City of Greenville, North Carolina's Fire Department. On the back is inscribed the dimensions and many other details of the tower. Additional photographs include a few photographs documenting the 100th Anniversary Celebration of Pepsi-Cola held in New Bern, NC in 1998.

Also present are numerous sets of photographs of Pepsi collectible artifacts, most of which have accompanying negatives. These items (known as The Avery Collection) were purchased by Minges Bottling Group, Inc. from the widow of Tom Avery circa 1997 in order to display them for the 100th Anniversary celebration of Pepsi-Cola held in New Bern, NC in 1998. Some of the items include bottles, signs, promotional materials and other types of advertising ephemera. The collection was held in storage for several years before being split and sold at auction. These images do offer the researcher a wide range of what was produced over the years to promote Pepsi-Cola. In addition, there are electronic versions of these images on floppy discs, as well as on the department internal hard drive.

Oversized materials include mainly photocopies of printed materials of Pepsi promotional articles and images. Also among the oversized items is an honor award to Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Greenville, North Carolina (1940), a photocopy of a pencil sketch of the Minges family (undated), as well as two original, circa mid-20th Century Pepsi advertisement posters.


Administrative information
Custodial History

October 14, 2008, 285 items, 6 cubic feet; Collection (ca. 1890-1992, undated) documenting the history of Pepsi-Cola in New Bern, North Carolina, the involvement of the Minges family in the soft drink business, 1923-1992, in Greenville, Tarboro, and Rocky Mount, NC, and the Minges Bottling Group, Inc., of Ayden, NC, including clippings, correspondence, contracts & financial records, advertising materials, photographic prints and compact discs, printing plates & printed materials, trademark registration certificates & files, etc. See preliminary inventory attached. Note: Collection includes materials that the donor purchased from Tom Avery. Restriction: See addendum to contract of gift. The gift does not cover any rights over the words "Pepsi Cola" or any and all other intellectual property rights that are owned by the PepsiCo., Inc., or its affiliates, or others.

January 30, 2012, 3 cubic feet; Papers (ca. 1938-1999, undated) related to the Minges family of Greenville, N.C., and the Pepsi-Cola Company in the United States, North Carolina, and Greenville, including correspondence; photographs of Pepsi-Cola artifacts; magazines; brochures; newspaper articles; stationery; a compilation of articles, "Pepsi World's View of North Carolina Bottlers, 1957-1983," compiled by John F. Minges III; video recordings; a 45 rpm recording; a compact disc containing Pepsi-related songs; legal documents; a letter from Eric L. Fearrington thanking John F. Minges II for financial and other assistance toward the purchase of coronary care equipment for the Pitt Memorial Hospital (1969); blotters; and ephemera.

April 17, 2024 (unprocessed addition 2),7.79 GB, 0.75 cubic feet; Addition includes reference material used for the book Celebrating One Hundred Years in the Soft Drink Business written by John F. Minges III. Also included as part of the reference material were 1, 784 digital files with a total file size of 7.79 GB regarding the history of the Minges family of Catawba and Pitt Counties, North Carolina, and the history of the Minges Bottling Group. Original cassettes of radio ads were donated but were not retained owing to copyright held by PepsiCo. A thumb drive containing current videos about Pepsi as well as a number of older radio commercials was also donated and may face copyright challenges. Gift of John F. Minges III

Source of acquisition

Gift of Minges Bottling Group; Jeffrey M. Minges, CEO; and John F. Minges III, Family Historian

Processing information

Processed by Saxon T. Bisbee, 2012; Dale Sauter, 2012

Copyright notice

Literary rights to specific documents are retained by the authors or their descendants in accordance with U.S. copyright law.


Key terms
Personal Names
Bradham, Caleb Davis, 1867-1934
Crawford, Joan, 1908-1977--Correspondence
Family Names
Minges family
Corporate Names
Minges Bottling Group
Orange Crush Bottling Company
Pepsi-Cola Company--History
Topical
Advertising--Soft drinks
Baseball teams--North Carolina--Greenville
Fire departments--North Carolina--Greenville
Soft drink industry--North Carolina

Container list
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, J.I. Baker to Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works of Tarboro, 27 Sept. 1907
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, J.I. Baker to Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works of Tarboro, 7 Oct. 1907
Box 1 Folder a Letter, T.W. Thrash to S.R. Biggs Drug Co., 26 Mar. 1910
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter with envelope and list of NC towns, C.D. Bradham to R.A. Nunn, 15 Feb. 1911
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, R.C. Megargel to Daniel H. Hill, 2, June 1922
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, R.C. Megargel to Daniel H. Hill, 1, July 1922
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, R.C. Megargel to Daniel H. Hill, 1, July 1922
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, L.S. Taylor to John Maddox, 20 Jan. 1926
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, L.S. Taylor to Candler, Thompson & Hirich, 6 Mar. 1926
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, Saunders Gas Company to H.E. Edwards, 8 Sept. 1928
Box 1 Folder a Letter, Don G. Mitchell to "Mr. American Bottler," 25 Aug. 1939
Box 1 Folder a Letter, Walter S. Mack, Jr. to Cantina de Vrovi, Miraflores, Peru, 13 Dec. 1939
Box 1 Folder a Letter, Walter S. Mack, Jr. to Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Shelbyville, TN, 25 Jan. 1940
Box 1 Folder a Letter, A.B. Hoppe to Cathryn Rutherford, 11 Feb. 1944
Box 1 Folder a Letter, Julian J. Jova to C.O. Johnson, 1 Mar. 1951
Box 1 Folder a Letter, John L. Bate to J.C. Johnson, 2, May 1951
Box 1 Folder a Letter, McPherson Beverages, Inc. to John F. Minges with attached photocopy of parade float photograph, 18 Mar. 1960
Box 1 Folder a Photopcopy of letter from Joan Crawford, 5 Nov. 1964
Box 1 Folder a Letter, John Mattice to "Mr. Bottler," , June 1968
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, George P. Hager to C.D. Bradham, Jr., 13 Mar. 1969
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, H.C. McAllister to C.D. Bradham, Jr., 17 Mar. 1969
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, George P. Hager to C.D. Bradham, Jr., 21 Mar. 1969
Box 1 Folder a Photocopy of letter, Eric L. Fearrington, M.D. to John F. Minges II, 21 Oct. 1969
Box 1 Folder a Letter, Richard Burkhart, Jr. to Mr. Harris, 1982
Box 1 Folder a Letter, Roger A. Enrico to "Dear Friends," 13 Nov. 1984
Box 1 Folder a Letter with original envelope, Donald M. Kendall to Hoyt A. Minges, 1, June 1986
Box 1 Folder a Letter in original envelope, John W. Burton, Jr. to Hoyt A. Minges, containing photocopy of certificate of incorporation of the Pep-Tono Co. and handwritten note, 11 Jan. 1991
Box 1 Folder a Letter with original envelope, Donald M. Kendall to Hoyt A. Minges, 1, May 1993
Box 1 Folder a Letter, W.B. Burnett to Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works of Tarboro, 19 August (year not given)
Box 1 Folder a Partial letter(?) with photocopied pictures, Inez to Mamie Culligan, undated
Box 1 Folder a Letter, "Dear Pepsi Friend", relating to purchase of Pepsi: 100 Years book, undated
Box 1 Folder a Letters from Long Island City, NY Pepsi botting plan to other Pepsi bottlers, 1946-1947
Box 1 Folder a Telegram from Forrest Minges to his brother Jack congraulating him on a good business deal, 1966
Box 1 Folder a Congratulations card with clipping of groundbreaking of new Pepsi plant in New Bern, NC, undated
Box 1 Folder b The Journal clippings, 3 Jan. 1903-5 Apr. 1905
Box 1 Folder b The Southern Carbonator and Bottler clippings, Dec. 1905-Sept. 1920
Box 1 Folder b National Bottlers' Gazette clipping, 5 Jan. 1907-July 1937
Box 1 Folder c Unidentified newspaper advertisments and articles, 16 Oct. 1907-24 Sept. 1920
Box 1 Folder c Unidentified newspaper advertisments and articles, 16 Oct. 1907-24 Sept. 1920
Box 1 Folder c The Toronto Daily Star clipping, 29 Nov. 1935
Box 1 Folder c The Olympic Amateur Boxing News, 18-25 Mar. 1940
Box 1 Folder c The News and Observer clipping, 1, July 1976
Box 1 Folder c Daily & Sunday Herald clipping, 1, June 1987
Box 1 Folder c The Sun Journal clipping, 13 Mar. 1991
Box 1 Folder c McPherson Beverages, 2, May 1992
Box 1 Folder c The ECU Report, Winter 1992
Box 1 Folder c Sunday Star News clipping, 2, July 1994
Box 1 Folder c Greenville Times clipping, 10-23 Apr. 1996
Box 1 Folder c Greenville Times clipping, 12 Dec. 2007-9 Jan. 2008
Box 1 Folder c The Daily Reflector clipping, 24 Mar. 2002
Box 1 Folder c Business East clipping, June 2004
Box 1 Folder c The Wall Street Journal clipping, 3 Mar. 1998
Box 1 Folder c "Mary B. Tucker, first 'Pepsi girl', dies at age 81" clipping, undated
Box 1 Folder c Unidentified newspaper clipping with little girl, undated
Box 1 Folder c Pitt County Commissioner clipping, undated
Box 1 Folder c The Pepsi-Cola Story booklet
Box 1 Folder d Pepsi-Cola 38th anniversary booklet with original envelope and cardboard backing, 1938
Box 1 Folder e Billy Rose's Aquacade, 1939
Box 1 Folder e Pepsi-Cola World, Fall 1972
Box 1 Folder e PepsiWorld, 1989
Box 1 Folder g The Little Red Book of Baseball, 1949
Box 1 Folder g "Brad's Drink: A Primer for Pepsi-Cola Collectors", , July 1976
Box 1 Folder h The Cola Wars, 1980 (published book)
Box 2 Folder a Beverage World clipping, Aug. 1996
Box 2 Folder a Beverage World clipping, Aug. 1996
Box 2 Folder a Beverage World,100 Years of Pespi special edition, 1998
Box 2 Folder b "Pepsi: 100 Years" booklet, 1997
Box 2 Folder b Southern Living clipping, June 1997
Box 2 Folder b Issues of Express: Newsletter of the Pepsi-Cola Collectors Club, July-Aug. 1995 to July-Aug.1998. 2 copies of July - Aug. 1998 issue
Box 2 Folder b Soda Pop Dreams, Spring 1998
Box 2 Folder b Soda Pop Dreams, Fall 1998
Box 2 Folder c Booklet on Pepsi-Cola history, undated
Box 2 Folder c Small "The Pepsi-Cola Story" booklet, undated. 2 copies
Box 2 Folder c "The Pepsi-Cola Story" booklet, signed, undated
Box 2 Folder d New Bern Daily Journal clippings, 2 July 1892-1 Apr. 1915
Box 2 Folder e New Bern City Directory clippings, 1893-1948
Box 2 Folder e The New Bern Weekly Journal clippings, 30 Jan. 1896-1, June 1913
Box 2 Folder e U.S. Patent Office clippings, 23 June 1896-6 Sept. 1927
Box 2 Folder f One Hundred Fountain Formulas book, 1897
Box 2 Folder g The North Carolina Yearbook clippings, 1902-1914
Box 2 Folder g Southern Drug Journal clipping, Aug. 1902
Box 2 Folder g The News and Observer clippings, 13 Mar. 1903-July 1985
Box 2 Folder g Kinston The Daily Free Press clipping, , May 1903
Box 2 Folder g The Southern Carbonator and Bottler clippings, Dec. 1905-Sept. 1920
Box 2 Folder g "Official Gazette" clippings, 13 Feb.-7 Aug. 1906
Box 2 Folder h National Bottlers' Gazette clippings and typed notes, 5 Jan. 1907-May 1948
Box 2 Folder h Charlotte Daily Observer clippings, 7 July-14 Sept. 1908
Box 2 Folder h Good Housekeeping clippings, Aug.-Sept. 1912
Box 2 Folder h Pen and Picture Sketches: Greater Washington, North Carolina clipping, 1915
Box 2 Folder h Carolina Journal of Pharmacy clippings, May 1915-Dec. 1955
Box 2 Folder h The Carolina Journal of Pharmacy clipping with typed notes, Dec. 1916
Box 2 Folder h Washington Daily News clipping, 1, July 1915
Box 2 Folder h Greenville, NC City Directory clippings, 1916-1989
Box 2 Folder i Proceedings of the Thirty-Seventh Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association clipping, June 1916
Box 2 Folder i Proceedings of the Thirty-Ninth Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association clipping, June 1918
Box 2 Folder i Proceedings of the Fortieth Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association clipping, 1919
Box 2 Folder i Miscellaneous clippings from Twin City Sentinel, The Carolina Journal of Pharmacy, Greensboro Daily News, and The News and Observer, Dec. 1916-2, July 1962
Box 3 Folder a The Sun Journal clippings, 1 Jan.-25 Sept. 1918
Box 3 Folder b Greensboro Daily News clippings, 5 Jan.-21 Jan. 1917
Box 3 Folder b Typed copy of Greensboro Daily News article, 21 Jan. 1917
Box 3 Folder b The Morning New Bernian clippings, 3 Jan.-2, June 1918
Box 3 Folder c The Daily Reflector clippings, 6 Aug. 1919-16 Feb. 1995
Box 3 Folder c The Daily Reflector clipping with attached letter from President Carter, 28 Apr. 1978
Box 3 Folder d Greensboro Daily Record clipping with typed copy, 1, July 1921
Box 3 Folder d Goldsboro Daily Argus clipping with typed copy, Sept. 1921
Box 3 Folder d New Bernian clippings, 7 Feb.-13 Mar. 1923
Box 3 Folder d Alumni History of the University of North Carolina clipping, 1924
Box 3 Folder d New Bern, North Carolina: Industrially A Modern City with Historic Traditions clippings, 1940
Box 3 Folder d New Bern, Second Oldest City in North Carolina: Your Liberty Town clipping, 1943
Box 3 Folder e A History of the American Soft Drink Industry, 1958
Box 3 Folder f The School of Pharmacy of the University of North Carolina clipping, 1961
Box 3 Folder f Security Life and Trust clipping, Apr. 1963
Box 3 Folder f Goldsboro News-Argus clipping, 2 Dec. 1965
Box 3 Folder f Associated Press clipping, 17 Oct. 1967
Box 3 Folder f ECU News Bureau Pieces of Eight clippings, 20 Jan. 1969-14 Apr. 1985
Box 3 Folder f Guide to Historic New Bern, NC clipping, 1974
Box 3 Folder f Greenville Resident Directory clipping, 1977
Box 3 Folder f Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, Vol. 1 clipping, 1979
Box 3 Folder f Advertising, Reflections of a Century clipping, 1982
Box 3 Folder f No Time Lost clipping, 1982
Box 3 Folder f The Heritage of Craven County,NC, Vol. 1 clipping, 1984
Box 3 Folder f North Carolina: Reflections of 400 Years clipping, 1984
Box 3 Folder f A Bradham Family History and Genealogy clipping, 1986
Box 3 Folder f The Architectural Heritage of Greenville, NC clippings, 1988
Box 3 Folder f The Historic Architecture of New Bern and Craven County, North Carolina clipping, 1988
Box 3 Folder f The History of the First Presbyterian Church of New Bern clipping, 1988
Box 3 Folder f The ECU Report, Summer 1989 clipping
Box 3 Folder f Advertising in America, The First 200 Years clipping, 1990
Box 3 Folder f The American Billboard: 100 Years clipping, 1991
Box 3 Folder g Another "Interactive Book" from the Collectibles Database: The Handbook of Painted Label Soda Bottles, 1991
Box 3 Folder g In Retrospect clipping, 1993
Box 3 Folder g The Dictionary of American Food and Drink clipping, 1994
Box 3 Folder g Secret Formula: How Brilliant Marketing and Relentless Salesmanship Made Coca-Cola the Best-Known Product in the World clipping, 1994
Box 3 Folder g Notable Corporate Chronologies clipping, 1995
Box 3 Folder g Architectural Monograph: New England Influence on North Carolina Architecture, New Bern clipping, undated
Box 3 Folder g International Dictionary of Company Histories clipping, undated
Box 3 Folder g The New York Times clipping, undated
Box 3 Folder h "Jack Minges: Pitt Businessman, Civic Leader" clipping, Nov. 1963
Box 3 Folder h "World's top Pepsi distributor lays success at feet of TV" clipping, 1964
Box 3 Folder h "Per Capita Award" and "Rapid Expansion For Pepsi Plant" clippings, 1965
Box 3 Folder h "Pepsi-Cola Plant Is Now Expanded" clipping, 1965
Box 3 Folder h "New Officers", "Honored at Banquet", "Greenville Area Men Depart On Atlanta Junket", "Minges Named Ass'n President" clippings, 1966
Box 3 Folder h "Finance Committee Is Named For Boys Club; $100,000 Goal" clipping, 1967
Box 3 Folder h "Reason For Pride In New Coliseum" and "Dinner Party Follows Minges Coliseum Dedication Program" clippings, 10 Dec. 1967
Box 3 Folder h "Minges Family Honored" clipping, 27 Jan. 1968
Box 3 Folder h "Award Presented for ECU Building", "ECU Dedicates $2.5 Million Coliseum", and "Well Deserved Honor" clippings, 22 Sept. 1968
Box 3 Folder h "Bottling of Pepsi a Family Affair" clipping, 1, July 1976
Box 3 Folder h "Minges Named ECU Trustee" clipping, 1, June 1977
Box 3 Folder h "Groundbreaking Held On New Boys' Club Facility" clipping, 30 Apr. 1980
Box 3 Folder h "Three Trustees Named" clipping, 1981
Box 3 Folder h "Minges Family Committed to ECU" clipping, 1981
Box 3 Folder i "Pitt Campaign Is Begun To Raise $100,000 For Fieldhouse At ECC" and "Fieldhouse Funds Drive Nearly At $75,000 Mark" clippings, undated
Box 3 Folder i "ECC Trustees Name Coliseum For Minges Family" and "ECC Calls Arena Minges Coliseum" clippings, undated
Box 3 Folder i "Minges Coliseum Dedicated" clipping, undated
Box 3 Folder i "Chamber Honors Jack Minges As Citizen of Year" clipping, undated
Box 3 Folder i "In the News: ECU mourns Jack Minges' death" clipping, undated
Box 3 Folder i "Embossed Pepsi Cola Specialized, Listed by Cities Shown" clipping, undated
Box 3 Folder i "His Pop Invented Pepsi-Cola" clipping, undated
Box 3 Folder i "History of the A.B.C.B." clipping, undated
Box 3 Folder i Clipping of unknown publication with photos of Bradham's drug store, Bradham and friends, R.F. Butler, undated
Box 4 Folder a Typed transcripts of Greenville The Daily Reflector articles and ads, 6 Aug. 1919-25 Feb. 1966
Box 4 Folder a List of Pepsi-Cola bottlers as of , July 1952
Box 4 Folder a "A Few Facts About the Early Life of Pepsi Cola and Its Beginning", 1976
Box 4 Folder a Term Paper by Laura M. Sawyer on Minges family, 29 Apr. 1996
Box 4 Folder a Notes on existence of newspaper articles and ads, 1891-1923, in local papers, 8 Oct. 1996
Box 4 Folder a "Caleb D. Bradham's School Years and Early Business Experience" notes, undated
Box 4 Folder a "Edgar H. Gaines" career and reminiscences, undated
Box 4 Folder a "John Franklin Minges II" timelines and significant accomplishments, undated
Box 4 Folder a "John Franklin Minges III" timeline and significant accomplishments, undated
Box 4 Folder a "Nomination of Robert Burren Morgan for Award of the Honorary Doctor of Letters", undated
Box 4 Folder a Handwritten notes and timeline on early years of Pepsi, undated
Box 4 Folder a Pages V-X of unknown book, undated
Box 4 Folder a Typescript history of Minges bottling, undated
Box 4 Folder a US Patent and Trademark Office printout on trademarks and patents held by C.D. Bradham and incorporation records of NC Pepsi bottlers, undated
Box 4 Folder b "Pepsi World's View of North Carolina Bottlers 1957-1983", 2, May 1992
Box 4 Folder c "Pepsi 100th Anniversary Media Clips", 13 Feb. 1998
Box 4 Folder c "Vintage Photos", undated
Box 4 Folder d List of political appointments of 7th Senatorial District, with C.D. Bradham listed as a county commissioner, undated
Box 4 Folder d Business cards of Clare Crawford-Mason and Kennedy W. Ward
Box 4 Folder d Postcard of Pepsi-Cola bottling plant, New Bern, NC, undated
Box 4 Folder d Card from Pepsi to a bottler, regarding commerative spacecraft "Challenger" cans, two copies, circa 1985
Box 4 Folder d Invitation card for Pepsi-Cola Advertising Premiere, 1985
Box 4 Folder d Two invitations for celebration event of 100th Anniversary of Pepsi in New Bern, NC, 1998
Box 4 Folder d "An address by Donald M. Kendall, President, PepsiCo., Inc. before the National Assembly of the American Legion" booklet, 1967
Box 4 Folder d Pepsi-Cola Management Institute certificate, 5 Nov. 1971
Box 4 Folder d Certificate of Service, Carteret County Board of Education Food Service Program to Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., 1981-1982
Box 4 Folder d State of North Carolina Certificate of Appreciation, 1, June 1984
Box 4 Folder d Pepsi-themed sketch print by Jerry Miller, undated
Box 4 Folder d One original and one copy of a double-foldout postcard featuring large view of Graded School, New Bern, NC, undated
Box 4 Folder e Clipping in rememberance of Tom Minges, 2011
Box 4 Folder e Several pages printed from internet regarding Pepsi history, including Minges Bottling, 1993-2009
Box 4 Folder e New Bern Chamber of Commerce business meeting minutes, 1899
Box 4 Folder f Pepsi Spirit, 1991
Box 4 Folder f Seven-Up Leader, 1992
Box 4 Folder f Beverage Industry, July 1996
Box 5 Folder a Photocopy of receipt, Bradham & Brock Drug Co., 15 Mar. 1894
Box 5 Folder a Receipt, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Richmond, VA, 1, June 1909
Box 5 Folder a Receipt, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of New Bern, NC, 30 Oct. 1917
Box 5 Folder a Receipt, Messrs. C.J. Duke & Son, Suffolk, VA, 2, June 1920
Box 5 Folder a Pepsi-Cola Co. receipts, 20 Jan. 1926-8 Sept. 1928
Box 5 Folder a New Bern Orange Crush Bottling Co. receipts, 1941-1950
Box 5 Folder a Receipt, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Fairview, MT, 31 Mar. 1950
Box 5 Folder a Receipt, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Bangor, ME, 2, May 1954
Box 5 Folder a Receipt, Kervin Conway Signs, 2, July 1957
Box 5 Folder a Receipt, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., 30 Nov. 1964
Box 5 Folder a receipts, Bradham Drug Co., undated
Box 5 Folder a partial shipping bills, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works of Tarboro, 13 Mar. 1906-14 Sept. 1906
Box 5 Folder a Partial shipping bill, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works of Raleigh, 2 Aug. 1906
Box 5 Folder a complete shipping bills, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works of Tarboro, 30 June 1908-26 Oct. 1916
Box 5 Folder a Photocopy of complete shipping bill, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works of Tarboro, 7 Nov. 1918
Box 5 Folder b Photocopies of 2 credit memorandums to Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Tarboro, 18-19 Dec. 1907
Box 5 Folder b Credit memorandum, Pepsi-Cola Co., 9 Mar. 1916
Box 5 Folder b order forms, 6 Apr. 1915-9 Mar. 1916
Box 5 Folder b order forms, Crown Bottling Works, 10 Apr. 1915-26 Feb. 1916
Box 5 Folder b Order form, Pep-Tono Co., Inc., 23 Aug. 1915
Box 5 Folder b 4 order forms, Satanet Bottling Co., 16 Mar.-2, July 1916
Box 5 Folder b order forms, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Wilmington, 13 Feb. 1948-1, May 1951
Box 5 Folder b Blank order form, The Charpiat Corporation, undated
Box 5 Folder b Norfolk Southern Railroad bill of lading memorandums, 11 Aug. 1915-4 Apr. 1916
Box 5 Folder b Check, Beaufort Banking & Trust Company to Pepsi-Cola Co., 14 Mar. 1918
Box 5 Folder b Check, Bottling Co. of Jackson, TN payroll account, 28 Sept. 1946
Box 5 Folder b Photocopy of blank check, R.C. Megargel & Co., undated
Box 5 Folder c Photocopy of C.D.Bradham's The Pepsi-Cola Company capital stock share note, 5 Mar. 1922
Box 5 Folder c Photocopy of C.D. Bradham's The Pepsi-Cola Company capital stock share note, 6 Apr. 1922
Box 5 Folder c Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inc. capital stock share note, 3, July 1961
Box 5 Folder c Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inc. capital stock share note, 6 Mar. 1964
Box 5 Folder c Rheingold Corp. capital stock share note, 13 Sept. 1965
Box 5 Folder c PepsiCo., Inc. capital stock share note, 7 Jan. 1986
Box 5 Folder c Lease agreements, Stanford & Ince, Inc., 25 July-10 Sept. 1940
Box 5 Folder c PepsiCo., Inc. subordinated debenture note, 8 Feb. 1977
Box 5 Folder c PepsiCo., Inc. subordinated debenture note, 8 Feb. 1977
Box 5 Folder c Balance account statement, S.R. Biggs Drug Co., undated
Box 5 Folder c Bottler's order for advertising material with duplicate copy, undated
Box 5 Folder c "Pepsi and Pete" themed gift card, undated
Box 5 Folder c Pepsi-Cola Family Sweepstakes "Treasure Certificate", undated
Box 5 Folder c Gift card, undated
Box 5 Folder c Pepsi-Cola advertisement
Box 5 Folder c Pepsi-Cola advertisement
Box 5 Folder c Pepsi-Cola coupon
Box 5 Folder d Photocopy of Articles to Form a Corporation under Chapter Two, Public Laws of A.D. 1901, and the General Laws of North Carolina, 30 Dec. 1902
Box 5 Folder d Photocopy of resolves for the amendment of the Charter of the Pepsi-Cola Company, 24 Mar. 1911
Box 5 Folder d Photocopy of Certificate of Amendment to the Charter of the Pepsi-Cola Company, 2, May 1920
Box 5 Folder d Photocopy of Certificate of Amendment to the Charter of the Pepsi-Cola Company, 14 Aug. 1920
Box 5 Folder d United States Patent Office certification of registered trademark No. 40,619 with attached documentation, 1, June 1903
Box 5 Folder d United States Patent Office registered trademark (No. 51,959) document for "Pep-Kola", , May 1906
Box 5 Folder d United States Patent Office certification of registered trademark No. 349,985 with attached documentation, 14 Sept. 1937
Box 5 Folder d United States Patent Office certification of registered trademark No. 350,201 with attached documentation, 21 Sept. 1937
Box 5 Folder d United States Patent Office certification of registered trademark No. 356,723 with attached documentation, 1, May 1938
Box 5 Folder d Exhibit No. 49 for Registration No. 40,619, undated
Box 5 Folder d Exhibit No. 49 for Registration No. 55,199, undated
Box 5 Folder d History of "Al-Cola" registered trademark, undated
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of Certificate of Incorporation for Charlotte Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company, 15 Nov. 1905
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of Certificate of Amendment to the Charter of the Charlotte Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company, 31 Dec. 1940
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of Certificate of Amendment to the Certificate of Incorporation of Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of Charlotte, NC, , June 1953
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of Sanborn map (#15), New Bern, NC showing Pepsi factory on Hancock and Johnson Sts., 1908
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of closeup of Pepsi factory from Sanborn map #15, 1908
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of Sanborn map (#19), New Bern, NC showing Pepsi factory on Hancock and Johnson Sts., 1924
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of Sanborn map (#2), New Bern, NC showing Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. on Front and Craven Sts., 1924
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of Sanborn map, Greenville, NC showing Hooker & Teel's Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., 1916
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of Sanborn map, Greenville, NC showing future site of Orange Crush Bottling Co., 1916
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of Sanborn map, Greenville, NC showing Orange Crush Bottling Co., 1923
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of Sanborn map, Greenville, NC showing Orange Crush Bottling Co., May 1929
Box 5 Folder e Photocopy of Sanborn map, Greenville, NC showing Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works, 1958
Box 5 Folder e Transcript of US House of Representatives committee meeting on bill to "prohibit the sale of cigarettes and coca-cola", 28 Feb. 1917
Box 5 Folder e United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina Pepsi-Cola Co. bankruptcy documents, 7 Mar. 1923-, July 1923
Box 5 Folder f location permits, Pepsi-Cola Company of Greenville, 25 June 1942-22 Mar. 1966
Box 5 Folder f backup copies of location permits, Pepsi-Cola Company of Greenville, 9 Nov. 1961-28 Dec. 1971
Box 5 Folder f location permits, Pepsi-Cola Company of Greenville, undated
Box 5 Folder f Blank location permit, Pepsi-Cola Company of Greenville, undated
Box 5 Folder g Pepsi-Cola Bottlers' Association By-Laws booklet, 11 Sept. 1964
Box 5 Folder g printouts from Secretary of State Corporations Division, on dates of incorporation, names changes, etc., undated
Box 5 Folder h Two Pepsi Cola napkins, circa 1980s
Box 5 Folder h Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Raleigh mailing envelope fragment, 2 Aug. 1910
Box 5 Folder h Original Pepsi-themed letter envelope, New Bern, NC to Norfolk, VA, 7-, June 1920
Box 5 Folder h Original Pepsi-themed air mail envelope, New York to Shelbyville, TN, 15-18 Apr. 1949
Box 5 Folder h Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Greenville envelope, undated
Box 5 Folder h Pepsi-Cola and Pep-Tono mailing envelope fragments, undated
Box 5 Folder h Satanet Bottling Co., Inc., mailing envelope fragment, undated
Box 5 Folder h Original Pepsi-themed letter envelope, Syracuse Bottlers, Inc., undated
Box 5 Folder h Pepsi-Cola / Evervess advertising bulletin issues, 22 Mar. 1943-28 Jan. 1948
Box 5 Folder h Advertisement, "Pepsi-Cola Girl Story", undated
Box 5 Folder h Advertisement, "The True Facts", undated
Box 5 Folder h Sweden Freezer Model 10-4A3 advertisement, undated
Box 5 Folder h Advertisement, undated
Box 5 Folder h "Pepsi and Pete" advertisements from unknown magazine, Mar. 1940-June 1940
Box 5 Folder i Envelope containg miniature planning sets for advertising display, undated
Box 5 Folder i pieces of blank letterhead paper, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Jackson, TN, undated
Box 5 Folder i Blank letterhead paper, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Jackson, TN, undated
Box 5 Folder i pieces of Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Greenville letterhead paper, undated
Box 5 Folder i pieces of Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Greenville letterhead paper, undated
Box 5 Folder i Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Greenville letterhead paper, undated
Box 5 Folder i pieces of Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of New Bern letterhead paper, undated
Box 5 Folder i Pepsi letterhead paper in Arabic(?), undated
Box 5 Folder j Stout Marketing merchandising for Pepsi and Mountain Dew products, undated
Box 5 Folder j Pepsi 60th Anniversary brochure (copy), 1995
Box 5 Folder j "3 Profitable New Products from Pepsi-Cola" booklet, undated
Box 5 Folder j Pepsi-Cola "Patio Flavors / Patio Dry Concentrate and Finished Product Cost" booklet, undated
Box 5 Folder j Adams Grain and Provision Co. business cards, Richmond, VA, undated
Box 5 Folder j Folder with Pepsi One merchandising visuals for displays and vending machines, undated
Box 6 Folder a Cover for miniature pocket calendar / notebook, 1920-1921
Box 6 Folder a Four signed Los Angeles Baseball Club score cards, 1941
Box 6 Folder a Miniature cardboard calendar, 1945
Box 6 Folder a "Be Sociable" sheet music, 1958
Box 6 Folder a "Come Alive! You're in the Pepsi Generation!" sheet music, 1964
Box 6 Folder a Pepsi calendar, 1994
Box 6 Folder a Large 60th anniversary sticker, 1995. 2 copies
Box 6 Folder a 100th anniversary folder containing maps, brochures, and other specialized program materials for New Bern celebrations, 1998
Box 6 Folder a Color printout of Minges Bottling Group, Inc. logo, 2001
Box 6 Folder a Holographic image cards with note in Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Greenville envelope, undated
Box 6 Folder a Pepsi-Cola number card, undated
Box 6 Folder a "The Light Refreshment" card with punch-outs, undated
Box 6 Folder a Large copy of original Pepsi-Cola label, undated
Box 6 Folder a Small Pepsi-Cola "Buy the Carton" advertising card with Juicy Fruit ad on back, undated
Box 6 Folder b "Fountain Do" bumper stickers, undated
Box 6 Folder b Photocopy of Mountain Dew 1967 Marketin' Book, 1967
Box 6 Folder b "Drink Pepsi-Cola!" paper cup holders, undated
Box 6 Folder b "Cup Vending" folder, undated
Box 6 Folder b Pepsi-Cola paper airplane
Box 6 Folder c 50th anniversary brochure on 1935 and 1936 bottler sign-ups, undated. 2 copies
Box 6 Folder c "Pepsi-Cola: Quality in Every Drop" brochure, undated
Box 6 Folder c "Almost Heaven…West Virginia" Pepsi sticker, undated
Box 6 Folder c Pepsi-Cola iron-on for garments, undated
Box 6 Folder c Plastic casting molds, undated
Box 6 Folder c newspaper advertisements backed with cardboard, framed with plastic and duct tape, undated
Box 6 Folder c Cardboard Pepsi-Cola fan
Box 6 Folder d Small newspaper advertisement showing original bottling works, undated
Box 6 Folder d Small, original fold out advertising brochure, undated
Box 6 Folder d Two copies color page advertisments featuring Cindy Crawford advertising Pepsi, circa 1990s
Box 6 Folder d Original Pepsi Cola bottle cap redemption for merchandise catalog. Includes photocopy. Use photocopy, original restricted from use, 1910
Box 7 Folder 1 "President Bush Drinks Pepsi: Goldsboro, NC" (February 1991) VHS tape in unmarked case. 1 item
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "A Tribute to Slim Short, WNCT-9 Greenville, NC", 14 Dec. 1993
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "John Minges: Chamber-man of the Year", 1996
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Carolina Pepsi Bottlers Pepsi Sales Video '100th Birthday'", 24 Oct. 1997
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Pepsi-Fest 1998, Greenville & New Bern", 1998
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Channel 7 Boys & Girls Clubs of Pitt County 30th Birthday Celebration", 10 Mar. 1999
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Minges Family Reunion, Master Copy", undated
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Carolina Pepsi Bottlers, Diet Pepsi / Route Salesmen", undated
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "The Minges Family: Four Generations", undated
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "John On TV: Carolina Today, Aug. 30 - Pepsi, Sept. 11 - Crime Stoppers, Sept. 20 - Pepsi, Nov. 14 - Law Enforcement Apprec.", undated
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "VHS tape, 16mm film transfer, "Pepsi Greenville", undated
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Pepsi Machine Greenville, NC Crimestoppers", undated
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Pepsi - Kinston, July 4th", undated
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Minges Family Memories", undated
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Pepsi Man", undated
Box 7 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Pepsi Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi 'Twins'", undated
Box 8 Folder 1 VHS tape, "John's Award from City Council", 20 Oct. 1988
Box 8 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Pepsi: Greenville, North Carolina", undated
Box 8 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Pepsi Greenville, NC", undated
Box 8 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Slim Short Interview at Pepsi in New Bern", undated
Box 8 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Pepsi Battle of Carolinas", undated
Box 8 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Pepsi", undated
Box 9 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Minges / Pepsi Memories", Nov. 1991
Box 9 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Mt. Dew Original Commercial 1962", undated
Box 9 Folder 1 VHS tape, "Pepsi 'Right Now'", undated
Box 9 Folder 2 "Pepsi Man" 45rpm record, 1982. 2 copies
Box 9 Folder 2 Diet Pepsi-Cola 45rpm record, undated. 2 copies
Box 9 Folder 2 Audio cassette tape, "Pepsi-Cola Battle Song", undated
Box 9 Folder 2 Audio CD with Pepsi songs and commercials, undated
Box 10 Folder a African American workers, black and white photograph, P-1136.1, undated
Box 10 Folder a African American worker, outside office, black and white photograph, P-1136.2, undated
Box 10 Folder a Man sitting at desk, black and white photograph, P-1136.3, Feb 1963
Box 10 Folder a Same man at desk, with cigarette and phone, black and white photograph, P-1136.4 Feb 1963
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, winner, with flowers and Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.5, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, winner, with flowers and Pepsi, close up, black and white photograph, P-1136.6, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, winner, flanked by woman and man with trophy, black and white photograph, P-1136.7, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, winner, flanked by woman and man with trophy, vertical, black and white photograph, P-1136.8, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, winner, woman, man, combo pic - vertical and horizontal, black and white photograph, P-1136.9, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, winner, with flowers and Pepsi, close up, blurry background, black and white photograph, P-1136.10, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, winner, flanked by woman and man, black and white photograph, P-1136.11, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, man seated with Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.12, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, reception and crowd, black and white photograph, P-1136.13, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, winner, flanked by woman and man, black and white photograph, P-1136.14, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, reception, crowd, man with trophy, black and white photograph, P-1136.15, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, winner, with flowers and Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.16, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, winner, with flowers and Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.17, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, winner, with flowers and Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.18, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant winner with flowers and Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.19, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pageant, man seated with Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.20, undated
Box 10 Folder a Stacked Pepsi cases outside store, black and white phototgraph, P-1136.21, March 1959
Box 10 Folder a Man in front of stacked Pepsi, outside store, black and white photograph, P-1136.22, March 1959
Box 10 Folder a Man in front of stacked Pepsi, outside store, black and white photograph, P-1136.23, March 1959
Box 10 Folder a Younger man in front of stacked Pepsi, outside store, black and white photograph, P-1136.24, March 1959
Box 10 Folder a Two Men shaking hands in front of stacked Pepsi, outside store, black and white photograph, P-1136.25, March 1959
Box 10 Folder a Truck, with stacked cases of Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.26, May 1959
Box 10 Folder a Truck, front view, with stacked cases of Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.27, May 1959
Box 10 Folder a Truck, left front view, with stacked cases of Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.28, May 1959
Box 10 Folder a Truck, right door, with stacked cases of Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.29, May 1959
Box 10 Folder a Truck, left side, with stacked cases of Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.30, May 1959
Box 10 Folder a Truck, back, with Pepsi logo and "Be Sociable", black and white photograph, P-1136.31, May 1959
Box 10 Folder a Truck, left side, with stacked cases of Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.32, May 1959
Box 10 Folder a Truck, right headlight, Pepsi logo on door with stacked cases of Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.33, May 1959
Box 10 Folder a Building, Pepsi sign, black and white photograph, P-1136.34, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building, Pepsi sign, close up, black and white photograph, P-1136.35, undated
Box 10 Folder a Truck, man in Pepsi uniform, black and white photograph, P-1136.36, undated
Box 10 Folder a Truck, man in Pepsi uniform, #13 on truck, black and white photograph, P-1136.37, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, marching band, black and white photograph, P-1136.38, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, girls with Plymouth HS Band sign, black and white photograph, P-1136.39, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, marching band, black and white photograph, P-1136.40, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, horse drawn cart, man and boy with Pepsi, black and white photograph, P-1136.41, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, girl in convertible, black and white photograph, P-1136.42, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, refreshment stand, Pepsi "Refresh without filling", black and white photograph, P-1136.43, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, batton twirler, black and white photograph, P-1136.44, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, float with small children, black and white photograph, P-1136.45, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, circus train car, black and white photograph, P-1136.48, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, marching band, African American, black and white photograph, P-1136.49, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, old car, "Dean and Dean Real Estate Tarboro", black and white photograph, P-1136.50, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, trick car, "Eason Motors", black and white photograph, P-1136.51, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, convertible, 4 men, black and white photograph, P-1136.52, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, two tone convertible, girl driving, black and white photograph, P-1136.53, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, marching band, batton twirlers, black and white photograph, P-1136.54, undated
Box 10 Folder a Parade, old car, white, with clowns, black and white photograph, P-1136.55, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pepsi sign, seven men standing in front, black and white photograph, P-1136.56, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building with Pepsi cap logo sign, six men in front, black and white photograph, P-1136.57, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building with Pepsi cap logo sign, six men in front, close up, black and white photograph, P-1136.58, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building with Pepsi cap logo sign, six men in front, vertical, black and white photograph, P-1136.59, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pepsi cap logo sign, black and white photograph, P-1136.60, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pepsi sign, seven men standing in front, black and white photograph, P-1136.61, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building, Thompson Hosiery Mills, Inc, black and white photograph, P-1136.62, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building, Thompson Hosiery Mills, Inc, distance, black and white photograph, P-1136.63, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building, Coca-Cola, black and white photograph, P-1136.64, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building, Thompson Hosiery Mills, Inc, distance, black and white photograph, P-1136.65, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building, Thompson Hosiery Mills, Inc, black and white photograph, P-1136.66, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building, distance, black and white photograph, P-1136.67, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building, distance, black and white photograph, P-1136.68, undated
Box 10 Folder a Building, distance, black and white photograph, P-1136.69, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pepsi Billboard, Pepsi cap logo and "Refresh Without Filling", black and white photograph, P-1136.70, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pepsi Billboard, Tyson's Grocery, "Drink Pepsi" and Pepsi cap logo, black and white photograph, P-1136.71, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pepsi Billboard, Pepsi cap logo and "Refresh Without Filling,", black and white photograph, P-1136.72, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pepsi Billboard, Pepsi cap logo and "The Light Refreshment", black and white photograph, P-1136.73, undated
Box 10 Folder a Truck, Pepsi, logo on door, empty, on back: Murphy Body Works Inc, Box 771, Wilson NC, black and white photograph, P-1136.74, undated
Box 10 Folder a Hot air balloon, Pepsi logo, color photograph, P-1136.76, undated
Box 10 Folder a Close up of Blanch and Joe Mountain Dew Ad, color photograph, P-1136.78, undated
Box 10 Folder a Contest Advertisement, Store, Mountain Dew, "Win a Mini Lizzie", color photograph, P-1136.79, undated
Box 10 Folder a Boy sitting in mini lizzie, with older man, color photograph, P-1136.80, undated
Box 10 Folder a Boy sitting in mini lizzie, with older man and two women, color photograph, P-1136.81, undated
Box 10 Folder a Boy sitting in mini lizzie, near factory, color photograph, P-1136.82, undated
Box 10 Folder a Print, Building, Pepsi Home Office, "The Home of Pepsi-Cola at New Bern, NC - Built by us for our own use," (x2), black and white photograph, P-1136.83, undated
Box 10 Folder a Print, Floor plan of Pepsi-Cola Factory, New Bern, NC, (x2), black and white photograph, P-1136.84, undated
Box 10 Folder a Print, Street scene, turn of the century, on bottom: "Market Street From East Smith Field NC 214-5", (x2), black and white photograph, P-1136.85, undated
Box 10 Folder a Lunch counter, Pepsi signs above, two men seated, color photograph, P-1136.87 Sept. 1959
Box 10 Folder a Lunch counter, Pepsi signs above, two men seated, color photograph, P-1136.88, Sept. 1959
Box 10 Folder a Lunch counter, Pepsi sign above, two men standing, color photograph, P-1136.89, Sept. 1959
Box 10 Folder a Lunch counter, Pepsi signs and food options, close up, color photograph, P-1136.90, Sept. 1959
Box 10 Folder a Lunch counter, Pepsi signs and food options, close up, color photograph, P-1136.91, Sept. 1959
Box 10 Folder a Pepsi fridge, old, with Pepsi logo, color photograph, P-1136.92, Dec. 1996
Box 10 Folder a Pepsi assembly/filling line, two older men, on back: "ECU News Bureau Photo by Marianne Baines, Person: Jack and Ray, #18, black and white photograph, P-1136.93, Sept. 1981"
Box 10 Folder a Bicentennial, party, women dressed in period costume, Pepsi and Mountain Dew, color photograph, P-1136.94, Aug, 1996
Box 10 Folder a House, built from bricks of first Pepsi plant, photo and info card, color photograph, P-1136.95, May 1976
Box 10 Folder a Building, first Pepsi plant, on back: "Our first Pepsi plant - 1946", color photograph, P-1136.96, 1946
Box 10 Folder a Seasons Greeting Card, small boy with empty Pepsi cans, "Family Day Carolina Canners Inc, Cershaw, SC", color photograph, P-1136.97, undated
Box 10 Folder a Pepsi plant, aerial view, color photograph, P-1136.98, undated
Box 10 Folder b Building, Pepsi plant, black and white photograph, P-1136.99, undated
Box 10 Folder b Truck, left side, Pepsi in back, black and white photograph, P-1136.100, undated
Box 10 Folder b Three men, older man in middle,written on bottom: "Gaylord Perry", black and white photograph, P-1136.101, undated
Box 10 Folder b four men in front of Pepsi sign: 1896-1970 New Bern, giving man watch, black and white photograph, P-1136.102, undated
Box 10 Folder b two men, second and fourth from above, holding watch in front of Pepsi sign, black and white photograph, P-1136.103, undated
Box 10 Folder b Sailboat, Pepsi logo on boat, sail in Pepsi colors, black and white photograph, P-1136.104, undated
Box 10 Folder b six men standing in front of building, on front "PC Force", black and white photograph, P-1136.107, circa late 19th/early 20th century
Box 10 Folder b Dinner party, nine men around table, on front: "Owen G. Dunn X-mas Party 1918", on back: "Left to Right: Herfert (?), Crunniflur (?), Allie Harderson (?), Shoehelford, Ben Nelson Sr, Center: Owen G. Dunn, Right to Left: Joe McSorely, Bill Lanshe, Herbert Land", black and white photograph, P-1136.108, 1918
Box 10 Folder b Dinner party, nine men around table, "x" above man 2nd from L, on front: "Owen G. Dunn X-mas Party 1918", black and white photograph, P-1136.109, 1918
Box 10 Folder b Drug Store, man and woman in store, Pepsi display and six pack, black and white photograph, P-1136.111, undated
Box 10 Folder b Fifteen baseball players, Greenville team, Mr. Mingesstanding top L, on back: "Mr. Minges", black and white photograph,P-1136.112, undated
Box 10 Folder b Two baseball players, Greenville team, shoulder patch 1839-1939, on back: "Photo by Bugs Barring", black and white photograph, P-1136.113, undated
Box 10 Folder b Pepsi Float, Pepsi bottle cap sign and "Say Pepsi Please!", three women, on back, black and white photograph, P-1136.119, undated
Box 10 Folder b Meeting, thirteen men, one woman, on back: "ECU News Bureau Photo by Marianne Baines" and "Back Row 4th from right, Jackie with Leo Jenkins, Date: 1997, Return to John", black and white photograph, P-1136.120, Sept. 1977
Box 10 Folder b five men, in front of a First Federal Complementary Pepsi-Cola Bottle sign, on back: "From Right: Hoyt, Gov. Sanford, Jack, black and white photograph, P-1136.121, 1970s"
Box 10 Folder b Man standing next to picture of MO Minges, Pepsi-Cola sign, and 2 Per Capita awards, on back: "Person in Picture: Hoyt," and stamped "Whitaker Leffew Photography, Kingston, NC", black and white photograph, P-1136.122, 1950's
Box 10 Folder b Building, signs "Orange Crush Bottling Co" and "Thirsty? Drink Pepsi", black borders on photo, black and white photograph, P-1136.126, undated
Box 10 Folder b Amaco Service Station, Pepsi-Cola bottle outdoor display case, on back: "#1 Sutton's Amaco, Dickson Ave, #2 Greenville, NC", black and white photograph, P-1136.127, undated
Box 10 Folder b Amaco Service Station, Pepsi-Cola bottle outdoor display case, on back: "Sutton's Amaco, Dickson Ave Greenville, NC", black and whtie photograph, P-1136.128, undated
Box 10 Folder b Atlantic Service Station, Pepsi-Cola bottle outdoor display case, on back: "#5 Brown's Atlantic Service Station #6 By Pass 264 Greenville NC", black and white photograph, P-1136.129, undated
Box 10 Folder b Atlantic Service Station, Pepsi-Cola bottle outdoor display case, on back: "Brown's Atlantic Service Station By Pass 264 Greenville NC", black and white photograph, P-1136.130, undated
Box 10 Folder b Texaco Service Station, Pepsi-Cola bottle outdoor display case, on back: "#7 Moore's Texaco, Memorial Dr. Greenville NC", black and white photograph, P-1136.131, undated
Box 10 Folder b Outdoor event, two women filling tables with Pepsi-Cola bottles, black and white photograph, P-1136.136, undated
Box 10 Folder b Employee, African American, Pepsi-Cola plant, black and white photograph, P-1136.137, Feb 1963
Box 10 Folder b Employee, African American, Pepsi-Cola plant, black and whtie photograph, P-1136.138, Feb 1963
Box 10 Folder b Employee, African American, Pepsi-Cola plant, black and white photograph, P-1136.139, Feb 1963
Box 10 Folder b Employee, woman at desk, black and white photograph, P-1136.140, May 1959
Box 10 Folder b Employees, eleven men, black and white photograph, P-1136.141, May 1959
Box 10 Folder b Employees, eleven men, black and white photograph, P-1136.142, May 1959
Box 10 Folder b Employees, six men, black and white photograph, P-1136.143, May 1959
Box 10 Folder b Building, two awnings, Pepsi-Cola sign, on back: "Wilson F. Vellines" black and white photograph, P-1136.144, Nov. 1960
Box 10 Folder b Caleb Bradham
Box 10 Folder b Pepsi-Cola truck and plane
Box 10 Folder b Pepsi party
Box 10 Folder b Pepsi-Cola Force
Box 10 Folder b Pepsi-Cola outdoor display case
Box 10 Folder c Original photo of first Pepsi-Cola truck, on front: "First Pepsi-Cola Truck", on back: "Pepsi-Cola Truck, New Bern, NC 1916 - Ed Paul on Pepsi's First Truck", black and white photograph, P-1136.145, 1916
Box 10 Folder c Copied post card, Pepsi-Cola umbrella on truck, 7 women in back, on back: "Pepsi-Cola Truck, taken Sept 14, 1920, Eastern Carolina Fair Parade" black and white photograph, P-1136.147, September 14, 1920
Box 10 Folder c Large print of post card, Pepso-Cola umbrella on truck, 7 women in back, black and white photograph, P-1136.148, undated
Box 10 Folder c Horse drawn Pepsi-Cola cart #934, driver and 2 men, on picture: "Winston Salem 1914", black and white photograph, P-1136.149, 1914
Box 10 Folder c Post card of horse drawn Pepsi-Cola cart #934, on back: "This plant was installed by HK Land 1906-1907. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Plant St Marie Memphis Tenn. 1907 - Distributing Plant for Pepsi syrup with headquarters in New Bern, driver HK Land", 1907 - Digitized as #1135.1.d, black and white photograph, P-1136.150, 1907
Box 10 Folder c Print of horse drawn Pepsi-Cola cart #934, driver and 2 men, on front: "Winston-Salem 1913", black and white photograph, P-1136.152, 1913
Box 10 Folder c Horse drawn Pepsi-Cola cart, with ad, on back" #4 Norton, VA 1912 - $45.00", black and white photograph, P-1136.153, 1912
Box 10 Folder c Print, child drinking Pepsi-Cola, on table with blocks, black and white photograph, P-1136.154, undated
Box 10 Folder c Child drinking Pepsi-Cola, on table with blocks, black and white photograph, P-1136.155, undated
Box 10 Folder c Child pouring Pepsi into a glass, another Pepsi bottle on table, black and white photograph, P-1136.156, undated
Box 10 Folder c Pepsi-Cola bottiling room, conveyer belt, uniformed employee, black and white photograph, P-1136.158, undated
Box 10 Folder c Photo copy of pic, profile of woman, on front "Yours Sincerely, Mrs. CD Bradham", on back: stamped "Xerographic Copy by Aug 22 1996 North Carolina State Archive", black and white photograph, P-1136.160, Aug 22,1996
Box 10 Folder c Photo copy of pic, man, on front "BF Johnson, Inc Washington, DC" and "Sincerely Yours CD Bradham", on back: stamped "Xerographic Copy by Aug 22 1996 North Carolina State Archive", black and white photograph, P-1136.161, Aug 22, 1996
Box 10 Folder c Photo copy of street, houses on one side, buildings on other, on front: "Hancock St., 500 block, looking north" and "cc. No. 3-19" on back: "Pepsi Co. Factory on left, see origination of photo on #3-20", black and white photograph, P-1136.162, undated
Box 10 Folder c Photo copy of street, houses on one side, buildings on other, expanded view, on front: "Hancock St., 500 block, looking north" and "Acc. No. 3-20" on back: "Hancock St., 500 blk, looking north (Pepsi-Cola Co. on left) RA Nunn Collection - street scenes (New Bern Public Library) Collection 3 - Provenience: William Perkins Library, Duke University, Durham, NC, (Institution Holding Negatives)", black and white photographs, P-1136.163, undated
Box 10 Folder c Photo copy of building plans, on front: "1st floor plan, 2nd and 3rd floor plans, Pepsi-Cola Factory New Bern NC" and "Acc no. 8-22", on back: "Collection No. 8 - #22, Provenience: NC Dept of Cultural Resources, Div. of Archives and History, Archives and Records Station, Raleigh, NC (holding negatives), Herbert Woodley Simpson Papers, Pepsi-Cola Factory, 1st, 2nd, 3rd floor plans, No. 82.11.27", black and white photographs, P-1136.164, undated
Box 10 Folder c Photo copy of inside of drug store, Drink Pepsi sign behind counter, on front: "Bradham's Broad Street Drug Store", on back: "1914 Broad Street store, present William's Restaurant, photo from Illust, city of New Bern, Pen and Sunlight Sketches 1914" and "Print located in the New Bern-Craven Co. Photographic Archive, New Bern-Craven Co. Public Library, 400 Johnson St., New Bern, NC 28560-4098. Accession No. 53-9", black and white photograph, P-1136.165, undate
Box 10 Folder c Photocopy, truck with Pepsi-Cola umbrella, seven women, on back: "Pepsi-Cola Truck in Parade" and "Accession No. 33-4", black and white photographs, P-1136.167, undated
Box 10 Folder c Photocopy, Pepsi truck, on front: "First Pepsi-Cola Truck", on back: "First Pepsi-Cola Truck, Provenience: P-C Bottling Co., New Bern, NC" and "Accession No. 33-3", black and white photograph, P-1136.168, undated
Box 10 Folder c Photocopy of Pepsi Home Office-Factory, horse drawn cart on L, early car on R, on front: "Plant and Offices of the Pepsi-Cola Company, New Bern, NC", on back: "Ca. 1910" and "Accession No. 8-156" and Print from General Negative file", black and white photograph, P-1136.169, undated
Box 10 Folder c Child playing with four puppies, color photograph, P-1136.170, undated
Box 10 Folder c Bi-plane, Pepsi colors with Pepsi logo on wings, tail, fuselage, plane No. N434N, plane in grass field, color photograph, P-1136.172, undated
Box 10 Folder c Inflatable Pepsi bottle, "Pepsi Challenge" on bottle, four men holding balloon, black and white photograph, P-1136.173, undated
Box 10 Folder c Head shot, woman, on front: "To Mo - My Best to You Always - Polly Bergen", black and white photograph, P-1136.174, undated
Box 10 Folder c Costume Pepsi-Cola bottle, on front: "To Mr Harris, Thanks for your help - Richie Burkhart" and "NC (?)(?) 1980, and National Finalist 1981, 1982 NC Winner", color photograph, P-1136.175, undated
Box 10 Folder c Four men in suits, standing in front of a car, black and white photograph, P-1136.176, undated
Box 10 Folder c Three photos, man and children on set of Cartoon Junction, top: man in stripped hat and overalls and boy in button shirt and plaid shorts, middle: same man and girl in stripped dress, bottom: same man with different girl, scrap of paper with photographs: "Slim Short and Cartoon Junction", black and white photographs, P-1136.177-179, undated
Box 10 Folder c Thirty nine men standing in front of building, two women (cut outs?) behind, black and white photograph, P-1136.180, undated
Box 10 Folder c Thirty nine men standing in front of building, two women (cut outs?) behind, black and white photograph, P-1136.181, 1908
Box 10 Folder c Man in wood panel room, ripping booklet or catalog(?) entitled "Pepsi…", black and white photograph, P-1136.182, undated
Box 10 Folder c Thirty seven men standing in front of building, one woman (cut out?) in back, on front: "LB Gray, HB Fowler, CD Bradham, PR Beard, ML Kaiser, FH Shipp New Bern, JF Hayes PC Chair, Carpenter Bradham"s Bookkeep" on back: "Pre 1908 (1906 or 1907), First Pepsi-Cola Bottlers Meeting at New Bern", black and white photograph, P-1136.183, 1906
Box 10 Folder c Thirty seven men standing in front of building, one woman (cut out?) in back, on front: "LB Gray, PR Beard, ML Kaiser, FH Shipp New Bern, Carpenter Bradham"s Bookkeep", black and white photograph, P-1136.184, undated
Box 10 Folder c Six men in front of ECU train bridge (Charles St.), black and white photograph, P-1136.185, undated
Box 10 Folder c Three men, L and R with certificates, R shaking hands with middle, black and white photograph, P-1136.186, undated
Box 10 Folder c Layered collage of photos of bottling plant, black and white photo of the building with painted fore and background, on back: "Orange Crush Bott. Greenville, NC, color photograph, P-1136.188, undated
Box 10 Folder c Three baseball players and owner, Yankees, on back: "Left to Right: T. Lazzeri, Col. Rupert, J. DiMaggio, F. Crosetti", black and white photograph, P-1136.189, undated
Box 10 Folder c First Pepsi-Cola truck
Box 10 Folder c Pepsi Cola delivery wagon
Box 10 Folder c Pepsi-Cola Bottling Room
Box 10 Folder c Pepsi-Cola window display
Box 10 Folder c Pepsi Skywriter biplane
Box 10 Folder c Jack Minges and Roy H. Park
Box 10 Folder d Miss North Carolina Pepsi-Cola Float, three women waving, Pepsi signs on four corners, black and white photograph, P-1136.191, undated
Box 10 Folder d Miss North Carolina Pepsi-Cola Float, three women on float, one waving, on back: Photo by Roy Hardee Greenville N.C., black and white photograph, P-1136.192, undated
Box 10 Folder d Miss North Carolina Pepsi-Cola float, four women, covered wagon theme, large Pepsi logo and "Pepsi-Cola the light refrehsment", on back: stamped - "Rudy Robinson Commercial Photographer, Phone - 711 Eight St. Ayden, North Carolina", black and white photograph, P-1136.193, undated
Box 10 Folder d Miss North Carolina Pepsi-Cola float, four women, covered wagon theme, large Pepsi logo, black and white photograph, P-1136.194, undated
Box 10 Folder d Miss North Carolina Pepsi-Cola float, six women in dresses and furs, "Now it's Pepsi", ship in center of float, black and white photograph, P-1136.197, undated
Box 10 Folder d Miss North Carolina Pepsi-Cola float, six women in dresses and furs, "Now it's Pepsi", ship in center of float, front view, black and white photograph, P-1136.198, undated
Box 10 Folder d Woman with Pepsi bottle, in front of house, on front: "Best Wishes! Betty Lane Evans "Miss North Carolina" ", on back: stamped "Photo by Roy Hardee Greenville, NC", black and white photograph, P-1136.200, undated
Box 10 Folder d Little League team, two adults, fifteen boys with trophies and baseballs, center boy with large Pepsi sign (x 2), black and white photograph, P-1136.201, undated
Box 10 Folder d Little League team, three adults, thirteen boys wearing jackets "Little League Champs 1958", center boy holding jacket with back showing (x 2), black and white photograph, P-1136.202, 1958
Box 10 Folder d Little League team, man facing camera holding jacket "Little League Champs 1958", boys crowded around, backs to camera showing jackets, 1958 (x 2), black and white photograph, P-1136.203, 1958
Box 10 Folder d Little League team, three adults, fifteen boys around table with trophies, Pepsi-Cola sign (x 2), black and white photograph, P-1136.204, undated
Box 10 Folder d Two men judging hat contest, three women at table in different hats (x 4), black and white photograph, P-1136.205, undated
Box 10 Folder d Race car, "Pepsi Special" on the side, driver in white, color photograph, P-1136.207, undated
Box 10 Folder d Pepsi-Cola truck drivers, twelve men in front of the trucks, black and white photograph, P-1136.208, undated
Box 10 Folder d Fourteen men in suits, surrounding Pepsi-Cola ad (Girl in swimsuit holding a Pepsi umbrella), Minges center, on front: "Best Wishes, Make 1940 a banner year, Dave Maughaun (?)", black and white photograph, P-1136.210, 1940
Box 10 Folder d Two men shaking hands on stage, Carl Salts on L handing plaque to MO Minges on R, on front: "Mr. Minges, Regards Carl Salts", black and white photograph, P-1136.211, undated
Box 10 Folder d Two men on stage, Carl Salts on L, MO Minges on R holding plaque, on front: "Mr. Minges, Regards Carl Salts", black and white photograph, P-1136.212, undated
Box 10 Folder d Two men shaking hands on stage, MO Minges on L, LD Mitchell Cox presenting, on front: "To Mr. Minges, Congratulations. New Orleans, 2/10/54 JW (?)", black and white photograph, P-1136.213, Feb. 1954
Box 10 Folder d MO Minges on L, LD Mitchell Cox on R, Pepsi-Cola memorabelia/signs behind them, black and white photograph, P-1136.214, undated
Box 10 Folder d Building, two large Pepsi-Cola bottle cap signs, on front: "Jacksonville Whs competed Jan 1964", black and white photograph, P-1136.215, Jan 1964
Box 10 Folder d Building, two large Pepsi-Cola bottle cap signs, black and white photograph, P-1136.216, Jan 1964
Box 10 Folder d Store window display, shoes and Pepsi bottles, sign: "For Those Who Think Young… Presented by Pepsi and Brody's", one man, on back: stamped "Photo By Roy Hardee Greenville, NC", black and white photograph, P-1136.218, undated
Box 10 Folder d Store window display, shoes and Pepsi bottles, sign: "For Those Who Think Young… Presented by Pepsi and Brody's", on back: stamped "Photo By Roy Hardee Greenville, NC", black and white photograph, P-1136.219, undated
Box 10 Folder d Store window, Clothes and Pepsi six packs, sign: "For Those Who Think Young… Presented by Pepsi and Brody's", four men, on back: stamped "Photo By Roy Hardee Greenville, NC", black and white photograph, P-1136.220, undated
Box 10 Folder d Two men at a reception, seated at table, black and white photograph, P-1136.221, undated
Box 10 Folder d Banquet, seven men in line, on back: stamped "ECU News Bureau Photo Franc White", black and white photograph, P-1136.222, undated
Box 10 Folder d Room of men seated at reception, on back: stamped "ECU News Bureau Photo Franc White", black and white photograph, P-1136.223, undated
Box 10 Folder d Two men in suits shaking hands, black and white photograph, P-1136.224, undated
Box 10 Folder d Reception, one woman, two men, Pepsi cups, black and white photograph, P-1136.225, undated
Box 10 Folder d Television recording studio, channel 9 logo on monitor, two men holding small boxes with Pepsi logos, (x2), black and white photograph, P-1136.226, undated
Box 10 Folder d Mountain Dew ad, topless woman riding mini lizzie, holding bottle of Mountain Dew, Mountain Dew license plate, on back: note on Pepsi stationary, Ted L. Cramer, "Need I say more? Will a dozen mini lizzies be enough?", black and white photograph, P-1136.227, undated
Box 10 Folder d Pepsi plant, very damaged, black and white photograph, P-1136.228, undated
Box 10 Folder d Building in New Bern, birthplace of Pepsi banner horizontal (x2) color photograph, P-1136.229, undated
Box 10 Folder d Building in New Bern, birthplace of Pepsi banner vertical (x2) color photograph, P-1136.230, undated
Box 10 Folder d Pepsi 100th anniversary sign, white background, (x2), color photograph, P-1136.231, undated
Box 10 Folder d Pepsi 100th anniversary sign, blue/green background, (x2), color photograph, P-1136.232, undated
Box 10 Folder d Pepsi 100th anniversary sign, wood background, color photograph, P-1136.233, undated
Box 10 Folder d Angled view of building in New Bern, birth plave of Pepsi banner, horizontal, color photograph, P-1136.234, undated
Box 10 Folder d Building in New Bern, birth place of Pepsi banner, vertical, color photograph, P-1136.235, undated
Box 10 Folder d Angled view of building in New Bern, birth plave of Pepsi banner, vertical, color photograph, P-1136.236, undated
Box 10 Folder d Older, unidentified man, possibly a Miges, color photograph, P-1136.237, undated
Box 10 Folder d Two men shaking hands, damaged, black and white photograph, P-1136.238, undated
Box 10 Folder d Man at desk with Pepsi bottle, slightly damaged, black and white photograph, P-1136.239, undated
Box 10 Folder d Man at desk with Pepsi bottle, damaged, black and white photograph, P-1136.240, undated
Box 10 Folder d Aerial view of Pepsi plant, damaged, color photograph, P-1136.241, undated
Box 10 Folder d Aerial view of Pepsi plant, damaged, color photograph, P-1136.242, undated
Box 10 Folder d Pepsi-Cola beverage station
Box 10 Folder d Pepsi-Cola delivery trucks
Box 12 Color photographs of Pepsi-Cola advertising artifacts, undated, images taken circa 1997
Box 13 Color photographs of Pepsi-Cola advertising artifacts, undated, images taken circa 1997
Folder os1 Folder 8 Beverage Industry, 1998 Special Issue-Pespi History
Folder os1 Folder 8 Fortune, Nov. 1947
Folder os1 Folder 8 Plastic bag with Pepsi logo, undated
Folder os1 Folder 8 Photocopy of large newpaper ad for Pepsi by the Orange Crush Bottling Co., Greenville, NC, undated
Oversize Folder 1 Gold Honor Award certificate
Oversize Folder 1 Pepsi-Cola color advertisement
Oversize Folder 1 Pencil sketch of Minges family

This series is unprocessed and contains 7.8 gigabytes of digital files related to the recently published book on the Minges family, history of the Minges bottling group, and Pepsi history. Please contact Special Collections for more information and to request access copies.

Box 14 Folder a Beverage Digest, Volume 36, No. 4, February 4, 2000
Box 14 Folder b MGB News [Minges Bottling Group] , Volume X, Issue 3, December 2013, and April 2015
Box 14 Folder c The PCCC Express [Pepsi-Cola Collectors Club] , Volume 38, No. 4, October-December 2021
Box 14 Folder d A family history of the Minges wine farmers written in German by Dr. Alfred Minges in 1979.
Box 14 Folder e April 17, 2021, letter from Morrie Minges about the history of Mt. Dew.
Box 14 Folder f Biographical Sketch of Luther Lester Minges written by Pastor J. Bender Miller of Miami Beach, Florida, on April 22, 1957.
Box 14 Folder g Notebook 1 research material used in "Celebrating 100 Years in the Soft Drink Business, The Story of L.L. Minges and M.O. Minges" written in 2023 by John Franklin Minges III. Covers the years 1751-1947. [Folder 1 of 4 Folders]
Box 14 Folder h Notebook 1 research material used in "Celebrating 100 Years in the Soft Drink Business, The Story of L.L. Minges and M.O. Minges" written in 2023 by John Franklin Minges III. Covers the years 1751-1947. [Folder 2 of 4 Folders]
Box 14 Folder i Notebook 1 research material used in "Celebrating 100 Years in the Soft Drink Business, The Story of L.L. Minges and M.O. Minges" written in 2023 by John Franklin Minges III. Covers the years 1751-1947. [Folder 3 of 4 Folders]
Box 14 Folder j Notebook 1 research material used in "Celebrating 100 Years in the Soft Drink Business, The Story of L.L. Minges and M.O. Minges" written in 2023 by John Franklin Minges III. Covers the years 1751-1947. [Folder 4 of 4 Folders]
Box 14 Folder k Notebook 2 research material used in "Celebrating 100 Years in the Soft Drink Business, The Story of L.L. Minges and M.O. Minges" written in 2023 by John Franklin Minges III. Covers the years 1948-1975. [Folder 1 of 4 Folders]
Box 14 Folder l Notebook 2 research material used in "Celebrating 100 Years in the Soft Drink Business, The Story of L.L. Minges and M.O. Minges" written in 2023 by John Franklin Minges III. Covers the years 1948-1975. [Folder 2 of 4 Folders]
Box 14 Folder m Notebook 2 research material used in "Celebrating 100 Years in the Soft Drink Business, The Story of L.L. Minges and M.O. Minges" written in 2023 by John Franklin Minges III. Covers the years 1948-1975. [Folder 3 of 4 Folders]
Box 14 Folder n Notebook 2 research material used in "Celebrating 100 Years in the Soft Drink Business, The Story of L.L. Minges and M.O. Minges" written in 2023 by John Franklin Minges III. Covers the years 1948-1975. [Folder 4 of 4 Folders]
Box 15 Folder a Notebook 3 research material used in "Celebrating 100 Years in the Soft Drink Business, The Story of L.L. Minges and M.O. Minges" written in 2023 by John Franklin Minges III. Covers the years 1976-2020. [Folder 1 of 3 Folders]
Box 15 Folder b Notebook 3 research material used in "Celebrating 100 Years in the Soft Drink Business, The Story of L.L. Minges and M.O. Minges" written in 2023 by John Franklin Minges III. Covers the years 1976-2020. [Folder 2 of 3 Folders]
Box 15 Folder c Notebook 3 research material used in "Celebrating 100 Years in the Soft Drink Business, The Story of L.L. Minges and M.O. Minges" written in 2023 by John Franklin Minges III. Covers the years 1976-2020. [Folder 3 of 3 Folders]
Box 15 Folder d Publication "The PepsiCo Story," and Business East newspaper publication June 2004 clipping "The Pepsi generations"