Category: Greensboro History Museum

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A.H. Peeler Papers

Born in Greensboro, Abraham H. Peeler (1904-1991) was an important leader in the local African American community for many decades.…
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Alexander Stoesen Collection

This collection is comprised largely of materials collected by Dr. Alexander (Alex) R. Stoesen during his research on Basic Training…
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Allen-McFarland Family Papers

The Allen-McFarland Family Papers chiefly document an African American family in the South in the mid-twentieth century, providing considerable insight…
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Arthur E. Ledbetter Register

This register contains a biographical listing of physicians who practiced in Greensboro up until 1924, when the work was compiled…
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Benjamin Cone Papers

The Benjamin Cone Papers are composed of materials from the files of his personal office. Since the collection originated from…
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Col. Paul Younts Papers

The bulk of the Col. Paul Younts Papers relate to either the Overseas Replacement Depot (ORD) located in Greensboro during…
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DAR Scrapbooks Collection

Four scrapbooks containing clippings pertaining to Greensboro during World War II, including notices of enlistments, graduations, promotions, transfers, casualties, furloughs,…
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Dr. George H. Evans Papers

Dr. George H. Evans was an African American doctor who worked at the L. Richardson Memorial Hospital in Greensboro for…
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George C. Eichhorn Papers

George C. Eichhorn worked for the City of Greensboro as a purchasing agent in the 1920s-1930s and became the city’s…
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George Preddy Papers

Although this collection centers on the life of Major George E. Preddy Jr., it contains no personal material directly relating…
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Greensboro Pictorials Collection

These illustrated promotional publications from the 1890s and early 1900s provide general information about Greensboro and document local businesses, business…