North Carolina Literary & Historical Association

Governor David S. Reid stands in front of the N.C. State Capitol, circa 1861

North Carolina Literary and Historical Association, established in 1900, is among the oldest organizations of its kind in the nation. Its history is interlinked with that of the North Carolina Office of Archives and History.

Members receive the North Carolina Historical Review, the North Carolina Literary Review and mailings about the annual meeting and special lectures and symposia.

In addition to our annual meeting each November, we sponsor or co-sponsor a number of symposia and other programs throughout the year. We'll post more details about our annual meetings and those other programs on this page as they become available.

Registration for our 2017 Annual Meeting of the N.C. Literary and Historical Association is now open. The event takes place the weekend of Friday, November 17 at the Doubletree by Hilton-Brownstone Hotel.

For more information, contact Parker Backstrom 919 807 7280.

View the 2017 Annual Meeting Program

Register for the 2017 Annual Meeting

   

A Legacy Promoting North Carolina

Founded in 1900, our organization's members called on the General Assembly to create what became the Office of Archives and History (OAH) in 1903. Since that time, we've worked to tirelessly to promote OAH and its work, and continue that legacy today by helping to support the diverse programs of the N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

Learn More About Our History and Mission

Get in Touch

N.C. Literary and Historical Association
4610 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, N.C. 27699-4610

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Parker Backstrom
parker.backstrom@ncdcr.gov
(919) 807-7280

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