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letters	3
manuscripts	1

ORIGINAL FORMAT	COUNT
letters	3
manuscripts	1

Edenton (N.C.)
Edenton (N.C.)
Bath (N.C.)	3
Washington (N.C.)	2

LOCATION	COUNT
Edenton (N.C.)	4
Bath (N.C.)	3
Washington (N.C.)	2

Bath Tricentennial	3
Politics and Government	1
Politics and Government: North Carolina	1
Senator Robert Burren Morgan	1

THEME/PROJECT	COUNT
Bath Tricentennial	3
Politics and Government	1
Politics and Government: North Carolina	1
Senator Robert Burren Morgan	1

Bath (N.C.)--History	3
Fletcher, Inglis, 1879-1969--Correspondence	3
Harding, Edmund H. (Edmund Hoyt), 1890-1970--Correspondence	2
Pageants--North Carolina--Bath	2
Attorneys general--North Carolina	1
Brooks, Aubrey Lee, 1871-1958--Correspondence	1
Drug abuse--Law and legislation--North Carolina	1
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SUBJECT	COUNT
Bath (N.C.)--History	3
Fletcher, Inglis, 1879-1969--Correspondence	3
Harding, Edmund H. (Edmund Hoyt), 1890-1970--Correspondence	2
Pageants--North Carolina--Bath	2
Attorneys general--North Carolina	1
Brooks, Aubrey Lee, 1871-1958--Correspondence	1
Drug abuse--Law and legislation--North Carolina	1
Drug abuse--North Carolina	1
Morgan, Robert, 1925-2016	1
Politicians--North Carolina	1

East Carolina Manuscript Collection
East Carolina Manuscript Collection
East Carolina Manuscript Collection

DIVISION	COUNT
East Carolina Manuscript Collection	4

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4 results found for: allsubjects:Merry-go-round

Location: Edenton (N.C.)

Location: Edenton (N.C.)

Division: East Carolina Manuscript Collection

Division: East Carolina Manuscript Collection

Division: East Carolina Manuscript Collection

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Letter from Mayor Aubrey Lee Brooks to Inglis Fletcher

Letter from Mayor Aubrey Lee Brooks to Inglis Flet...

On drug abuse in North Carolina

Letter from Edmund Harding to Inglis Fletcher

Letter from Edmund Harding to Inglis Fletcher

Letter from Edmund Harding to Mrs. Inglis Fletcher

Letter from Edmund Harding to Mrs. Inglis Fletcher