Wilmington Subject Files - Community and Culture Collection
Title
Wilmington Subject Files - Community and Culture Collection
Description
Location: Shelf 1, Row 5
The Wilmington Subject Files collection contains a vast array of topics and covers a wide scope of the history, and culture of Wilmington. The collection contains brochures, documents, photographs, photographic negatives, booklets, pamphlets, magazines, newspaper articles, and even floppy disks, and Cd’s that all focus on different topics but pertain to the Wilmington Area. Overall the collection will showcase local history and events
The Wilmington Subject Files collection contains a vast array of topics and covers a wide scope of the history, and culture of Wilmington. The collection contains brochures, documents, photographs, photographic negatives, booklets, pamphlets, magazines, newspaper articles, and even floppy disks, and Cd’s that all focus on different topics but pertain to the Wilmington Area. Overall the collection will showcase local history and events
Creator
Wilmington Historical Society
Date
1864-2009
Contributor
Wilmington Historical Society
Rights
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Identifier
WSF
Abstract
This is a collection containing a vast array of varied items and topics. They all focus on different aspects of Wilmington, and range from history of the first post office established in 1864, to showcasing Wilmington during World War Two, and even images of quilt made to memorialize the victims of 9/11. The scope of the materials is wide and tends to cover many different topics. There are 4 archival boxes in this collection, the first three are folders housing photos and documents and the last box is ephemera from various topics (plastic cups, medals etc).
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- Wilmington Subject Files - Community and Culture Collection
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