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Albert F. Pate Collection
A collection of materials related to Albert F. Pate's genealogical research into the Pate family. His writings blend historical theories, fictional accounts, and conjecture, and are accompanied by correspondence between Pate and University of North Carolina at Pembroke faculty regarding Native American tribes and his personal interpretations of the ancestral origins and migration patterns of regional populations.
Battle of Hayes Pond
This collection contains newspaper articles, magazines, and correspondence related to the lead-up to the Battle of Hayes Pond, the days following the event, and the aftermath. Also included are Ku Klux Klan propoganda, a scrapbook of newspaper clippings concerning the event, and numerous firsthand accounts from those who witnessed the event.
Charlie Rose Congressional Collection
The Charlie Rose Congressional Collection contains materials spanning his legislative service to the 7th District of North Carolina. This collection was digitized in 2020 with funding from a Library Services and Technology Act grant from the State of North Carolina.
Dr. Thomas E. Ross Papers
Environmental Oral Histories of Southeastern North Carolina
This collection consists of audio interviews conducted by UNCP students with Robeson County community members. The interviewees recount their upbringing, their experiences, and how the community they grew up in has changed over time. These interviews were conducted over the course of three years, from 2013-2016.
Jacobson Chagall Art Research Collection
Local Area Newspaper Collection
Limited runs of small press local area newspapers including Pembroke Progress, Pembroke Eagle, The Lumbee; Maxton Times, Native Visions, The Robeson Journal, The Pilot, The Evening Star and Piedmond Herald, The Lumberton Post, and Lumbee Pride.
Phillip Austin Roberts Engineering Collection
Ralph Steeds Art Print Collection
The Ralph Steeds Art Print Collection, named after Art Department faculty emeritus Ralph Steeds, contains artworks created by the faculty and students of the university, as well as contemporary and historical prints and prints by well known artists William Hogarth, Salvador Dali, and Gene Kloss.