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The Charlotte Museum of History in Charlotte, NC: This is the Charlotte Museum of History in Charlotte, North Carolina. There are over 10,000 American historical objects, papers and photographs in the museum’s collection and 3,104 on display in the historic buildings and museum exhibits. Visitors can also...; Format: image/photograph

Court House, Charlotte, 1888: The "old court house" in Charlotte, 1888.; Format: image/photograph

Court house, Charlotte, 1899: The "new court house" in Charlotte, 1898.; Format: image/photograph

Railway station, Charlotte, 1898: A small railway station in Charlotte, North Carolina, 1898.; Format: image/photograph

Railway station, Charlotte, 1898: The new railway station in Charlotte, North Carolina, 1898.; Format: image

Cities and public architecture: In North Carolina in the New South, page 5.7; In this activity, students compare photographs of public buildings in Charlotte before and after industrialization and the growth of the city in the late nineteenth century to learn about industrial wealth and the culture of the Gilded Age.; Format: article

Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum: Contains a wide variety of biographical materials about Dr. Brown and her work in black education. The historic site includes a visitor's center, Dr. Brown's home, three dormitories, cottages, the bell tower, and the dining hall.; Format: article/field trip opportunity

Charlotte Business People: Business people of Brooklyn in front of the Queen City Drug Store on East Second Street, Charlotte, North Carolina. c. 1910.; Format: image/photograph

Cecelia Richardson: Cecelia Richardson, a seamstress in Charlotte, North Carolina, was well-known for her dress designs. She was the wife of Samuel Richardson, one of the first black firemen in Charlotte.; Format: image/photograph

Communication: The key to successful mentoring: Building support systems begins with asking for help — and giving it.; By Diane Gore.

Mint Museum of Art: The Mint Museum of Art in Charlotte is housed in the former U.S. Mint building, which operated as a federal branch mint from 1837 until the Civil War.; Format: image/photograph

The Charlotte Museum of History: Permanent exhibits in the Charlotte Museum of History include Native American artifacts, representations of the colonial settlers, interactive dioramas of how the town of Charlotte looked in 1775, gold mining, the Civil War, and 2oth century topics. There are also temporary exhibits.; Format: article/field trip opportunity

Minting gold into coins: In North Carolina in the New Nation, page 6.4; Brief histories of the Bechtler Mint, a private mint in Charlotte, and the Charlotte branch of the U.S. mint, both of which operated in the middle of the nineteenth century.; Format: article

A giant digestive tract at Discovery Place in Charlotte, NC: This is a giant walk-through digestive tract at Discovery Place in Charlotte, North Carolina.; Format: image/photograph

Discovery Place and the Charlotte Nature Museum: Discovery Place offers hands-on activities in all areas of science for students at both the Discovery Halls and Charlotte Nature Museum.; Format: article/field trip opportunity

Samuel Richardson: Samuel Richardson, one of the first black firemen in Charlotte, c. 1885. Husband of Cecelia Richardson, seamstress.; Format: image/photograph

Carolinas Aviation Museum: Learn about the history of modern aviation in North and South Carolina at this museum which is dedicated to the preservation of aviation heritage.; Format: article/field trip opportunity

Ned Irons on desegregation: Ned Irons is a white student who attended West Charlotte High School in Charlotte, North Carolina during the late 1990s, many years after the Swann ruling had forced the school to integrate in the early 1970s but before busing ended in 2001. West Charlotte...; Format: audio/interview

Caldwell Phifer and crew: Caldwell W. Phifer, a prominent African American contractor, posing with his crew at the Caswell Apartments construction site, Charlotte, North Carolina, on September 29, 1927.; Format: image/photograph

World War I - The impact of WWI on Mecklenburg County: This is a fun and engaging computer activity designed to help students understand how a war in Europe can effect a town in North Carolina. This lesson is part of a unit on World War I. This lesson may be used in a World History class or United States History class. It will deals with the creation of Camp Greene in Mecklenburg County and the impact the camp had on the inhabitants of Charlotte. The lesson will also focus on changes that occurred in Charlotte during WWI.; Format: lesson plan (grade 9–12 Social Studies); By Billie Clemens.

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