Bibliography

Major Bibliographical References

Abbott, F. C. Fifty Years in Charlotte Real Estate 1897 - 1947. Charlotte. Privately printed.
Alexander, John Brevard. History of Mecklenburg County. Charlotte. The author. (1902)
Alexander, John Brevard. Reminiscences of the Past Sixty Years. Charlotte. The author. (1908)
Allen Organization. Recreation for the City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County - A Long Range Plan. Charlotte. (1956)
Arnett, Ethel Stephens. Greensboro: County Seat of Guilford. Chapel Hill. University of North Carolina Press. (1955)
Bell, W. M. The North Carolina Flood July 14, 15, 16, 1916. Charlotte. The author. (1916)
Branson, Levi. Branson's North Carolina Business Directory. Raleigh. 8 vols. (1869-1896)
Brown, Cecil Kenneth. A State Movement in Railroad Development. Chapel Hill. University of North Carolina Press. (1928)
Brown, Douglas Summers. A City without Cobwebs. University of South Carolina Press. (1952)
Brown, Douglas Summers. People of the River. University of South Carolina Press. (Indefinite)
Caruthers, Eli Washington. A Sketch of the Life and Character of David Caldwell, D. D.Greensborough. (1842)
Charlotte. Charlotte City Directory. (1875-1960)
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Board. How Shall We Grow. Charlotte. (1953)
Clark, Walter (Ed.). Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War 1861-65. Goldsboro. 5 vols. (1901)
Clark, Walter (Ed.). State Records of North Carolina. Goldsboro. Nash Brothers. 16 vols. (1899)
Clarkson & Duls. The Code of the City of Charlotte: 1902.
Connor, R. D. W. A Manual of North Carolina. Raleigh. (1913)
Corbitt, David Leroy. The Formation of North Carolina Counties. Raleigh. State Department of Archives and History. (1950)
Crowe, John Marvin. Biography of a Thriving Church. Charlotte. First Baptist Church of Charlotte. (1953)
Douglas, Rev. John. The History of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church. Charlotte. (1901)
First Baptist Church, Charlotte, N. C. A Handbook of the Church: Its People and Work. Charlotte. (1937)
Flournoy, Martha Watkins. Short History of the Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. Charlotte. (1952)
Foote, William Henry. Sketches of North Carolina. New York. Robert Carter. (1846)
Greene, Ivery C. A Disasterous Flood. Deep Gap, N. C. The author. (1941)
Groome, Bailey T. Mecklenburg in the Revolution. Charlotte. The author. (1931)
Henderson, Archibald. Cradle of Liberty. Charlotte. Mecklenburg Historical Association. (1955).
Hunter, C. L. Sketches of Western North Carolina. Raleigh. News Steam Job Plant. (1877)
Hutchison, Robert S. The Earliest Members of the Second Presbyterian Church. Charlotte. The author. (1951)
Institute of Government, University of North Carolina. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Survey. Charlotte. 9 vols. (1949)
Irwin, Mrs. Harriet. History of Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte. (1882)
King, Spencer Bidwell. Selective Service in North Carolina. Chapel Hill. University of North Carolina Press. (1949)
King, Victor C. Lives and Times of the 27 Signers of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. Charlotte. The author. (1956)
King, Victor C. Story of the Origin of the City of Charlotte, North Carolina. Charlotte. The author. (1954)
Lafferty, Robert H. History of the Second Presbyterian Church of Charlotte, North Carolina. Charlotte. Covenant Presbyterian Church. (1953)
Lafferty, Robert H. The North Carolina Medical College. Charlotte. The author. (1946)
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McGeachy, Neill Roderick. A History of Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church. Charlotte. Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church. (1954)
McLean, Carrie L. First Baptist Church of Charlotte, North Carolina, 1832-1916. Charlotte. Washburn Press. (1917)
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McNitt, Virgil V. Chain of Error and the Mecklenburg Declarations of Independence. Palmer, Massachusetts. The author. (1960)
Martin, William D. The Journal of William D. Martin: A Journey from South Carolina to Connecticut in the Year 1809. Charlotte. Heritage House. (1959)
Moore, John W. Roster of North Carolina Troops in the War Between the States. Raleigh. The author. 4 vols. (1882)
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Ross, Annie Smith. First Annual Report, Carnegie Library of Charlotte. Charlotte. (1903) Saunders, William L. (Ed.). Colonial Records of North Carolina. Raleigh. 10 vols. (1886)
Shaw, Cornelia Rebekah. Davidson College. New York. Fleming H. Revell Company. (1923) 
Southern Railway. Floods of 1916. Washington, D. C. (1816)
Spence, Thomas Hugh. The Presbyterian Congregation on Rocky River. Charlotte. Rocky River Presbyterian Church. (1954) 
Stenhouse, James A. Exploring Old Mecklenburg. Charlotte. The author. (1952)
Stone, Harold A. City Manager Government in Charlotte, North Carolina. Chicago, Public Administration Service. (1939)
Strong, Charles M. History of Mecklenburg County Medicine. Charlotte. The author. (1929)
Thompson, Edgar T. Agricultural Mecklenburg and Industrial Charlotte, Economic and Social. Charlotte. Charlotte Chamber of Commerce. (1926)
Tompkins, D. A. History of Mecklenburg County and the City of Charlotte. Charlotte. Observer Printing House. 2 vols. (1903)
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Walsh, William Henry. Report of a Survey of the Hospital Situation in Charlotte, North Carolina. Chicago. The author. (1938)
Wheeler, John H. Historical Sketches of North Carolina. Philadelphia. Lippincott, Grambo & Company. (1851)
Wheeler, John H. Reminiscences and Memoirs of North Carolina and Eminent North Carolinians. Columbus, Ohio. The author. (1884)
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Manuscripts

Hutchinson, Orion N. A History of Harrison Methodist Church, 1785-1955.
Worthington, Samuel Wheeler. Ancient and Rare Caroliniana.
 

Periodicals

The Curtain Call. Little Theatre of Charlotte.
Journal of the 1955 Session of the Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church.
The North Carolina Historical Review
 

Newspapers

Charlotte News.
Charlotte Observer.
Mecklenburg Times.