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The autumn of 1918 in the county and at the university, where the epidemic met a campus full of Student Army Training Corps recruits.
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Compiled by Annie Sutton Cameron, Historian for Orange County Council of Defense, in 1919 at the request of J.S. Webb, chair of the county Council of Defense. Cameron's history covers the Council of Defense and the Home…
Personal letters from Dr. … Topics include personal matters, changes in the medical department of the university, and an influenza epidemic at the university, 1919.
Leonidas Polk Denmark (1892-1964) was the grandson of Colonel Leonidas Lafayette Polk (1837-1892). Leonidas Lafayette Polk's second daughter, Juanita ["Neta"], married James W. Denmark. The Denmark's three children were…
Copy in the Chapel Hill Historical Society's reference library (University of North Carolina).
Fred "Chuck" Pharr discusses attending UNC Chapel Hill from 1918-1922 and memories from his life in Charlotte, North Carolina. Mr. Pharr talks about his ROTC training in college and eventual deployment in both world war…
2 photographs in the Society's UNC Faculty and Administration binder: Portrait of acting UNC President Edward Kidder Graham; UNC President Edward Kidder Graham posed with Judge Harry Groves and former US President Willi…
Folder in the UNC series of the Society's vertical files (box 35): published Materials: "The Function of the State University".
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