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This image shows two young boys on a porch with a barn visible in the background. One of the boys is wearing overalls. They have been identified as Edgar Dudley Greene and Johnny P. Greene, Sr. at Dudley Greene's house in Bethel, NC.

This image shows the amphitheater where Horn in the West is performed. The back of this photo has a stamp giving photo credit to Palmer Blair and his photo shop. The indigenous trees in the image indicate that this was taken in the summer. This photo…

This document is a one sided holiday card from "Bill, Floy, and Billy." There are three photographs on the card, presumably the family members listed. The edge of the card is lined red, but the remainder is black and white. Card appears to date to…

This item is a black and white postcard showing a large building. Type on the front of the postcard indicates the building is "Cove Creek High School," which is no longer in use as a high school. As indicated on the card, it is located in Sugar…

This file is a sympathy card written from "Eude" to "Mrs. James B. Mast" (Myrtle Herring Mast) in Sherwood, North Carolina. It is sent with a five cent stamp. The image on the front of the card shows a pink floral arrangement with three lit candles.…

This letter is written to "Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Mast" (Newton Lafayette Mast and Addie Horton Mast) in Watauga County, North Carolina from "Maddie A." in Greensboro, North Carolina. The letter indicates that she is at Normal College. It is dated…

This letter appears to be a holiday card with a picture of "Ora" and family on the front. The letter is written to "Aunt Addie" (Addie Horton Mast). It describes the new place they live in town. The letter states that "Glenn" is in 2nd grade, "Ralph"…

This document appears to be a piece of paper folded into quarters for a card. The front reads "Friendship Greeting." There is an illustration of a yellow house surrounded by trees and bushes on the front, and the same image is also on the inside…

This postcard is written to "Miss Maude Mast" in Mast, North Carolina. It is mailed from "Pinkie" in Hickory, North Carolina and dated September 18, 1908. The postcard reads "Hello, haven't heard from you in such a long time guess you are going to…

This item is a black and white photograph with decorative border that shows a young man in a football uniform. Handwritten on the back is "Lees McRae football 1934, Claude Garland." The shadow of the photographer can be seen in the image.