North Carolina Encyclopedia

Counties and Communities, Education, Geography, History, People, State Government and State Symbols. Many of the words in these encylopedia articles are linked to pictures. Created by the State Library of North Carolina.

North Carolina Kids Page

North Carolina Legends, symbols, facts and people: all the information you need! Much of the regular "report stuff" is in the NC Almanac. See the special section on How an Idea Becomes a Law and Listen to Secretary of State Elaine F. Marshall read the State Toast!

Historic People and Places

Facts, images, and links to the people and places that are most important to North Carolina History. From the Planning and Support section of the Department of Public Instruction.

Carolina Clips

Waterfalls, Lighthouses, and Raleigh are the three image resources available from the Technology Planning and Support section of the Department of Public Instruction.

North Carolina Historic Sites

Native American and Colonial communities shaped North Carolina. Explore this portal to our state's history hosted by the North Carolina Office of Archives and History.

North Carolina's Kids Page

A door to all the state government resources in North Carolina.