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This image is attendants at the P.I.C.A. convention being addressed by a speaker. The original envelope was labeled "P.I.C.A., 7-55, Convention" and had been filed under "Convention." Inside the original envelope was a business card for the Printing…

This image is attendants at the P.I.C.A. convention being addressed by a speaker. The original envelope was labeled "P.I.C.A., 7-55, Convention" and had been filed under "Convention." Inside the original envelope was a business card for the Printing…

This image is of a speaker standing at a podium at the P.I.C.A. convention. The original envelope was labeled "P.I.C.A., 7-55, Convention" and had been filed under "Convention." Inside the original envelope was a business card for the Printing…

This item is a black and white photograph of five military men in uniform standing at attention. It appears that the men are standing on a stage. There is a large speaker on the front of the stage. This item is part of the Harrison-Boone-Grimes…

A large group of adults are standing together outside. They appear to be listening to a speaker, who stands facing away from the camera.

This black and white image shows a blurred man standing behind a podium and microphone, speaking to the crowds gathered for the Tweetsie Homecoming Celebration in Hickory, NC. The Appalachian High School band is visible in the foreground.

This item is an information sheet for a Leslie Electric Brake. It was tucked between pages 48 and 49 of the scrapbook. The brake appears to be used for organ speakers. The company appears to be based out of Pasadena, California.

A photograph of an unnamed speaker at the top of Howard's Knob during the Wind Turbine Installation in 1979.

This item is a black and white photograph of a group of younger kids near a stage. There are several older people standing in the background, and two men are standing on the stage. The text under the picture reads "Gov Clement-R. Mtn. 1955. Large…

This black and white image shows a large crowd moving around near the stage where the arrival of Tweetsie will be announced. Two women cross the railroad tracks that cross through the center of the image to join the festivities. Several brick store…