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Your Story is North Carolina's Story
The State Archives of North Carolina and the North Carolina Museum of History are partnering on a project to collect original, first-person personal accounts that document this pandemic.
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NCLearn@Home
The NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources is currently working on ways to deliver the engaging programs and resources you experience at our locations online, while we work to support our families and communities.
NCLearn@Home online resources
She Changed the World
2020 marks the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage and this year we are celebrating NC Women Breaking Barriers. Learn their incredible stories and get involved.
Learn more about NC women who changed the world
Hello NC
Hello NC highlights, supports and celebrates North Carolina's rural counties. This initiative focuses on hometown heroes and histories, featuring rural heritage, including foods, crafts, festivals and traditions.
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Come Hear NC
The roots of American music run deep in NC. Discover a world of stories about North Carolina music at ComeHearNC.com
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Green Book Project
Did you know that over 300 businesses in North Carolina were listed in the Negro Motorist Green Book? In fact, there were 327. Over the course of several months, Green Book Project staff will research each of these sites.
Find out more about the Green Book Project
Hometown Strong
Hometown Strong is Governor Cooper’s effort to increase communication between state and local leaders in order to strengthen NC’s rural communities.
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Explore Nature, Culture and History across the State
Grant Opportunities from Your Department of Natural and Cultural Resources
We're making our grant initiatives more accessible for the individuals and organizations standing to benefit from them. Visit our redesigned grants page to learn more.
DNCR Rules Review/Meeting Notices
Public meeting
North Carolina Highway Historical Marker Advisory Committee meeting
June 3, 10:00
Conference call: 712-451-0853, access code 230676