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State Archives of North Carolina
Non-Textual Materials Unit
List of Video Tapes
V.T.1 “Black Mountain College: A Thumbnail Sketch,” 15 minutes and
“Jonathan Williams: By Eye By Ear,” 13 minutes, VHS, by Monty
Diamond for South Carolina Educational Television, ca. 1989.
V.T.2 “250th Anniversary of Black River Presbyterian Church,” Ivanhoe,
Sampson County, May 6, 1990, VHS. Filmed by Mary Alice Beatty
Carmichael.
V.T.3 “Scenes At Charles L. Coon High School, Wilson, N.C., 1950-
1952,” 25 minutes, VHS. Filmed by George S. Willard.
V.T.4 “The Walton War,” Presented by Dunn’s Rock Community Center,
July 11 and 12, 1986, 16 minutes, VHS. Filmed by First
Impressions Video Gallery, Inc.
V.T.5 “Wake Forest, N.C.,” ca .30 minutes. Filmed by H. Lee Waters,
November 9 and 10, 1939.
V.T.6 “North Carolina; Variety Vacationland.” Produced by Richard J.
Reynolds, photographed by Dermid MacLean, and presented to the
North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development,
1940.
V.T.7 “Lillington, North Carolina,” 10 minutes, VHS. Filmed by H. Lee
Waters, ca. 1938.
V.T.8 “Of Men and Machines: The Story of Spencer Shops,” 28 minutes.
Funded by the North Carolina Transportation History Corporation,
1988.
V.T.9 “Building A Future For the Past,” 12 minutes, VHS. North Carolina
Museum of History, ca. early 1980s.
V.T.10 “Veteran’s Roundtable.” VHS. Talk with Dallas Burroughs, World
War II Prisoner of War Held by the Japanese, 1983, 18 minutes.
V.T.11 “Atlantic Bank and Trust Company Building History and Existing
Conditions.” 16 minutes, VHS. The tape contains a history and
architectural description of the Atlantic Bank and Trust building in
Burlington.
V.T.12 “Drug Free School Zone Presentation.” 25 minutes, VHS. April 15,
1991. The tape features the establishment of the first Drug Free
School Zone in North Carolina at Cary Elementary School in Cary,
North Carolina.
V.T.13 “North Carolina: Variety Vacationland.” 2 tapes. Presented to the
North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development,
1940. ~20 minutes.
V.T.14 “The Cameraman Has Visited Our Town: An Introduction to H.
Lee Waters and His Movies of Local People.” 20 minutes. 1989.
The videotape is a documentary about Lexington, North Carolina
photographer H. Lee Waters, who worked as an itinerant
independent filmmaker from 1936-1942.
V.T.15 “Senator Sam,” 58 minutes, VHS. A documentary on the life of
Senator Samuel James Ervin, Jr. (1896-1985).
V.T.16 “The Cameraman Has Visited Our Town: An Introduction to H.
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Lee Waters and His Movies of Local People.” 20 minutes. 1989.
The videotape is a documentary about Lexington, North Carolina
photographer H. Lee Waters, who worked as an itinerant
independent filmmaker from 1936-1942.
V.T.17 Untitled Video showing the inauguration of Governor Robert W.
Scott, in Raleigh, January 3, 1969. 30 minutes, VHS.
V.T.18 “My Hometown,” (Monroe and Union County, North Carolina), 27
minutes, VHS. Includes numerous interior and exterior views of
businesses in and near Monroe, North Carolina, shortly after World
War II.
V.T.19 1962. An interview with David Marshall “Carbine” Williams. Williams
is interviewed by Lee Kinard of WFMY; NC Museum of History staff
member keith Strawn is also involved. Williams, a native of North
Carolina, was the inventor of the floating chamber and the short stroke
piston, which were major innovations in weaponry. 28 minutes (Other
copies: MPF.65, DVD.10)
V.T.20 Untitled footage showing the inauguration of Governor Terry
Sanford, January 5, 1961. Shows the events and pageantry of the
inauguration of Governor Sanford in Raleigh. See also M.P.F. 78.
V.T.21 4 Video Tapes recording the inauguration ceremonies of Governor
James Baxter Hunt, Jr., and his administration in Raleigh, January,
1981.
V.T.22 “Passing the Torch: The Inauguration of James G. Martin,” 5 Video
Tapes showing the inauguration of Governor Martin and other
officials of his administration as well as the inaugural parade,
January, 1985.
V.T.23 “Landmarks: A History of Wilson County,” 50 minutes, VHS, by
the Wilson County Bicentennial Committee of the U.S.
Constitution, 1992.
V.T.24 Untitled Video Tape showing views of the Baker family in Raleigh
and eastern North Carolina, ca. 1925-1934, 15 minutes, VHS.
V.T.25 “Plus Ultra, More Beyond: Inauguration 1989, North Carolina’s
Future.” 3 Video Tapes showing the inauguration of Governor
James G. Martin and members of his council of state as well as the
inaugural parade, January, 1989.
V.T.26 “1993 North Carolina Inaugural Ceremony,” Raleigh, January 9,
1993, 58 minutes, VHS, color, by the North Carolina Association of
Broadcasters, UNC-Center For Public Television.
V.T.27 “1993 North Carolina Inaugural Ceremony: Our Children, Our
Future.” 2 Video tapes showing the inauguration of Governor
James B. Hunt, Jr., and members of his council of state as well as
the inaugural parade, January 9, 1993.
V.T.28 Untitled videotape of Troy and various other towns and locations in
Montgomery County, North Carolina, ca. 1938. 1 hour, 34 minutes.
VHS, silent, by H. Lee Waters.
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V.T.29 Untitled videotape of a news conference of The Wilmington 10 at
Central Prison in Raleigh, January 24, 1978; 55 minutes, VHS.
Contains entire news conference of the defendants and their
attorney for the national and international press in the aftermath of
Governor James B. Hunt’s decision the previous evening to reduce
the sentences but not to grant pardons to members of the group.
V.T.30 Untitled videotape transferred from motion picture film footage
shot by an amateur of the North Carolina State Fair, ca. 1940, 10
minutes, VHS.
V.T.31 Untitled videotape transferred from original motion picture film
shot by H. Lee Waters in 1940 and 1941 of the Conover-Newton
area in Catawba County. 46 minutes, VHS.
V.T.32 Untitled videotape transferred from original motion picture film
shot by H. Lee Waters of Lexington, North Carolina, in 1939, 1940,
and 1941 of Burlington, North Carolina. 1 hour, 25 minutes, VHS.
V.T.33 Untitled videotape transferred from original motion picture film
recorded by H. Lee Waters of Lexington, North Carolina, ca. 1940.
Film of Concord, North Carolina, 1 hour, 30 minutes, VHS.
V.T.34 Untitled videotape transferred from original motion picture film
recorded by H. Lee Waters of Lexington, North Carolina, of
Rockingham and Albemarle, North Carolina. 1 hour, 18 minutes,
VHS.
V.T.35 Untitled videotape transferred from original motion picture film
recorded by H. Lee Waters of Lexington, North Carolina, ca. 1937-
1942, of Durham, North Carolina and vicinity. 1 hour, 5 minutes,
VHS.
V.T.36 The videotape, titled “Target Satisfaction,” was transferred from
motion picture film by the above television station. The video
records the step-by-step process of the manufacture of tobacco into
cigarettes. 30 minutes.
V.T.37 The videotape, titled “Scenes of Warrenton,” was produced by
Weldon Photography and narrated by David Weldon, 1992.
Contains views of various historic homes, structures, and
businesses in this Warren County town. 33 minutes.
V.T.38 “Scenes of Historic Warren County.” Tape contains views of
various structures and homes across the county. It also includes
schools, churches, barns, stores, and business districts. 1 hour, 8
minutes.
V.T.39 The videotape, title “Ready On The Home Front,” was transferred
from motion picture film, ca. 1943, VHS. Describes how the public
alert system (civil defense) was designed to work in the event of an
enemy bombing attack. 15 minutes.
V.T.40 “They Call It Fishtown.” Tape contains narration and interviews
with local citizens and its approximately 27 minutes long. Set in
Carteret County, North Carolina, and it explores the issue of coastal
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V.T.41 Untitled videotape transferred from original motion picture film
recorded by H. Lee Waters of Lexington, North Carolina, ca. 1938,
of African American sections of Chapel Hill, North Carolina and
vicinity. 13 minutes, VHS.
V.T.42 “The Affairs of State” (Office of Secretary of State) and was
transferred from a motion picture film of the same title. October 4,
1957, 58 minutes, 37 seconds, VHS. Part of a series of broadcasts
aired by WUNC-TV on various offices of state government.
V.T.43 “Hall of History Presents,” (Department of Archives and History).
WUNC-TV, May 12, 1958. 29 minutes and 45 seconds. The
program was a part of a United States history lesson aired by public
television for the benefit of schools and other interested parties.
V.T.44 “North Carolina State Fair,” North Carolina State Fair in Raleigh,
North Carolina, 1971. 25 minutes and 14 seconds, VHS. Tape
shows the Boyette Family (Joy, Jimmy and Lamar) husband, wife,
and daughter, during its visit to the 1971 Fair.
V.T.45 “North Carolina: The Tar Heel State.” VHS, 30 minutes, 1953. A
general overview of North Carolina that centers on the life and
work of its people and the geographic features of the state.
V.T.46 “North Carolina: Variety Vacationland.” VHS, 1940 and 1951.
Black and white/color. 104 mins. (Combines MPF.36, MPF.37,
and MPF.76)
V.T.47 “North Carolina and the United States Constitution.” VHS, 22
minutes. Includes an introduction by Dr. William S. Price, Jr.,
director of the North Carolina Division of Archives and History.
V.T.48 “Crossroad on the Hill.” VHS, 81 minutes. A documentary history
of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill produced by
Gary Hawkins in honor of its bicentennial.
V.T.49 “Clear Pictures.” VHS, 57 minutes. Documentary on the life of
Reynolds Price (b. 1933). Much of the piece is narrated by Price,
who describes his early days in Warren County, North Carolina and
his close relationship with his parents Elizabeth and William.
V.T.50 “Williamston and Community on Parade.” VHS, black and white,
and 15 minutes long. The tape contains views of students at
schools and interior and exterior glimpses of local businesses and
employees.
V.T.51.1 “400th Anniversary Dedication Ceremony, Plymouth, England,
April 27, 1984. 32 minutes. The ceremony was captured live via
satellite and was narrated by WRAL-TV newsman Charlie Gaddy.
V.T.51.2-3 “On the Shores of Roanoke Island, July 13, 1984.” The ceremony
was captured live via satellite and was narrated by newsman
Charlie Gaddy. 58 minutes.
V.T.52.1 “400th Anniversary Dedication Ceremonies, Plymouth, England,
April 27, 1984.”
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V.T.52.2 “On the Shores of Roanoke Island, July 131, 1984.”
V.T.53 Part of the “Veteran’s Roundtable” program aired on July 20, 1984,
and was narrated by John Speights. Contains and interview with
Col. James Hiteshew, who was held prisoner by North Vietnam for
six years. 30 minutes.
V.T.54 The video tape contains an interview with Col. James Hiteshew,
who was held prisoner by North Vietnam for six years. It was aired
as a part of the “Veteran’s Roundtable” program on July 20, 1984,
and was narrated by John Speights.
V.T.55 The videotape contains an interview with Charles Al Lloyd of
Raleigh, who was a member of the United States Navy Armed
Guard during World War II. 30 minutes. Televised in 1984 as part
of “Veteran’s Roundtable” program.
V.T.56 The videotape contains an interview with Mr. Charles A. Lloyd of
Raleigh, who was a member of the United States Navy Armed
Guard during World War II. Televised in 1984 as part of “Veteran’s
Roundtable” program.
V.T.57 This videotape includes views of two North Carolina state fairs, one
ca. 1940, and the other in 1971. The video is VHS, 35 minutes.
V.T.58 “America Goes Over.” The tape is a transfer of a United States
Signal Corps film. The video is 1 hour, 5 minutes. Full description
see M.P.F. 95.1-5
V.T.59 “University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Bicentennial
Highlights, October 11 and 12, 1993.” The tape is VHS and 1 hour.
Records highlights of the bicentennial celebration on the campus of
UNC.
V.T.60 “FTCC: State of the College, 1992/1993.” The tape lists the
institutional goals of the community college, which include
programs for students, institutional programs, faculty and staff
development, administration and finance, facilities, and institutional
development. VHS, 16 minutes.
V.T.61.1 The untitled tape contains scenes from the first pageant of the Lost
Colony, 1934. The videotape is Betacam SP, black and white,
silent, 4:30. For VHS version see V.T.61.2
V.T.61.2 The untitled tape contains scenes from the first pageant of the Lost
Colony, 1934. The videotape is VHS, black and white, silent, 4:30.
V.T.62 “South Africa: North Carolina Parternships.” The special program
contains a look at the North Carolina Trade Mission to South Africa
in September 1994. 30 minutes.
V.T.63 Includes tape of Concord, North Carolina, recorded by filmmaker
H. Lee Waters of Lexington, North Carolina, ca. November 1940.
VHS, 12 minutes.
V.T.64 Includes tape of Kannapolis North Carolina, recorded by filmmaker
H. Lee Waters of Lexington, North Carolina, ca. May 1938. VHS,
14 minutes.
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V.T.65 “Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church Quasquicentennial ‘Shadows of
Twenty and Two.’” Video in honor of its 125th anniversary in 1969.
VHS tape produced in 1994, 40 minutes.
V.T.66 Views of Lumberton, North Carolina and vicinity and was filmed
by H. Lee Waters in December, 1941. VHS, 29 minutes.
V.T.67 “Postcards From the Past.” North Carolina Department of Cultural
Resources, 1995. An architectural history documentary filmed
primarily in Durham, North Carolina. VHS, 42 minutes.
V.T.68 “The Quality of Light: A Biography of Claude Howell,” The
Freeman Group and The University of North Carolina Center for
Public Television, 1995. Documentary about the life of Wilmington
artist Caude Howell. VHS, 55 minutes.
V.T.69 Untitled videotape containing footage of Palmetto Island (Bald
Head Island) and Hamlet, North Carolina, in 1916. From the
Thomas Franklin Boyd Collection. VHS, 8 minutes.
V.T.70 Views of Angier, North Carolina and vicinity in northeastern
Harnett County. Filmed in the late 1930s by H. Lee Waters and is
VHS, 55 minutes.
V.T.71 Views of Hillsborough, North Carolina, in Orange County. Filmed
in 1937 and 1939 by H. Lee Waters. VHS, 36 minutes.
V.T.72 Scenes of Monroe North Carolina and vicinity in Union County.
Filmed in 1941 by H. Lee Waters. VHS, 17 minutes.
V.T.73 Views of Wadesboro, North Carolina, and vicinity in Anson
County. Filmed in 1938 by H. Lee Waters. VHS, 39 minutes.
V.T.74 This videotape was produced in conjunction with the centennial
celebration of Wayne Memorial Hospital in Goldsboro in 1996.
Includes a chronological history of the development of the hospital
from 1896 to 1996. VHS, 9 minutes.
V.T.75 Video of Senator James D. Speed in late July and early August
1996, filmed by Senator Fountain Odom, in honor of his retirement
from the North Carolina General Assembly. VHS, 47 minutes.
V.T.76 “The Wright Stuff: The Wright Brothers and the Invention of the
Airplane.” 1996. Profiles the lives of Orville (1871 – 1948) and
Wilbur (1867 – 1912) Wright and their invention of the airplane.
VHS, 1 hour.
V.T.77 “Preserving Family History.” Aired on “State to State,” the Open
Public Events Network of the North Carolina Agency For Public
Telecommunications on March 28, 1996. The call-in question and
answer show was hosted by Lelia Tvedt and was broadcast
throughout the state. VHS, 1hour.
V.T.78 “Hurricane Fran.” NC Highway Patrol. Includes helicopter views
of the damage caused by Hurricane Fran along the southern North
Carolina coast on the evening of September 5, 1996. VHS, 1 hour
42 minutes.
V.T.79 “The General Assembly This Week,” Mach 4, 1977. Contains
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report of the defeat of the proposed Equal Rights Amendment to the
U.S. Constitution in the North Carolina Senate, March 1, 1977.
VHS, 30 minutes.
V.T.80 “The General Assembly Today,” February 15, 1979. Reports on the
defeat of the proposed Equal Rights Amendment in committee by
the North Carolina Senate for the 1979 session of the General
Assembly.
V.T.81 “Remembering Who we Are: Preserving Our Documentary
Heritage.” Teleconference, September 25, 1996. VHS, 2 hours.
V.T.82 “North Carolina and the United States Constitution.” The tape was
prepared for the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources
in conjunction with the bicentennial celebration of North Carolina’s
adoption of the United States Constitution in 1789. ¾ inch master.
22 minutes.
V.T.83 “Hurricane Fran: The Storm of the Century.” News Channel 11
ABC Durham. The videotape includes a record of the hurricane
from Thursday, September 5 through Wednesday, September 11th.
It contains reports of damage from allover the state. VHS, 2 hours.
V.T.84 “A Conversation With Five Governors.” Taped during the official
opening of the new Museum of History Building in April 1994.
Includes interviews with the five living governors of North Carolina
– Terry Sanford, Robert Scott, James Holshouser, James Martin,
and James Hunt. VHS, 1 hour.
V.T.85 Untitled videotape shows pioneer female parachutist Tiny
Broadwick at Fort Bragg, North Carolina in 1964. The 82nd
Airborne Division at Fort Bragg honored Mrs. Broadwick at the
base. VHS, 10 minutes.
V.T.86 “Sharing the Responsibility: Communities and Their Records.” The
tape serves as a public service announcement which conveys the
message that records management is a necessity to help prevent the
loss of valuable records. 1997. VHS, 20 minutes.
V.T.87 “Chicamacomico: A Documentary on the Most Famous Lifesaving
Station on the North Carolina Outer Banks.” The video features a
brief history of the Chicamacomico Lifesaving Station and its
keepers, many of whom were members of the Midgett Family.
Shows three lifesaving methods. 1997. VHS, 35 minutes.
V.T.88 This videotape contains copies of five motion picture films shot by
CP&L in the 1920s and 1930s. It includes views of a flood in the
North Carolina mountains, possibly along the French Broad River;
airplanes in Raleigh, ca. 1930; utility pole installation; unloading
poles from a train, floodlight installation at the State Capitol, and
unloading wire and timber at CP&L warehouse. VHS, 25 minutes.
V.T.88.1 Beta Cam SP copy of the videotape V.T.88
V.T.89 This videotape contains copies of three motion picture films shot by
CP&L from the 1930s to the 1970s. Includes views of Fayetteville
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Street and the State Capitol in downtown. VHS, 9 minutes.
V.T.89.1 Beta Cam SP copy of the videotape V.T.89
V.T.90 “Wildlife Horizons.” This videotape highlights wildlife
conservation efforts in North Carolina. It is a production of the
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. VHS, 26:30.
V.T.91 “North Carolina Wild.” Written and directed by Ted Dossett of the
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission in 1991. The tape
is an educational program describing Project Wild, USA, wildlife
educational curriculum taught in public schools since 1984. VHS,
15 minutes.
V.T.92 “Catch.” Caring For Aquatics Through Conservation Habits, was
written and directed by Ted Dossett of the North Carolina Wildlife
Resources Commission in 1995. It is a teacher’s video guide to the
CATCH program. VHS, 16 minutes.
V.T.93 “A Conversation with Mrs. Caronell Chestnut.” Wilmington, North
Carolina, February 3, 1995. Mrs. Chestnut’s family helped create
the first oceanfront development in North Carolina for ownership
by African-Americans. VHS, 30 minutes.
V.T.94 “A World of Art: Works in Progress, Milton Resnick.” The video
features Milton Resnick, one of the last survivors from the New
York School of Painting, also known as Abstract Expressionists.
VHS, 30 minutes.
V.T.95 “Influenza, 1918.” Narrated y David McCullough, the videotape
tells the story of America’s worst health crisis. The epidemic took
600,000 lives in the United States and 30 million worldwide. 1998,
VHS, 1 hour.
V.T.96 “Tar Heel Family.” Ca. 1954. The tape depicts North Carolina’s
transition from an agrarian economy to an economy based more on
industry. VHS, 22 minutes. George Stoney film. (see MPF.32 and
DVD.14)
V.T.97 “Profile of Greatness.” Produced by the state of North Carolina in
1962. Contains scenic views of North Carolina from the coast to the
mountains. VHS, 22 minutes.
V.T.98 “Tomorrow’s Market, Today.” Produced by WRAL-TV in 1965.
The tape shows the expected economic improvements in the
Raleigh-Durham television market, in conjunction with the
development of the Research Triangle Park. VHS, 30 minutes.
(Copy of MPF.77; also DVD copy of video is DVD.21.)
V.T.99 “The Graveyard of the Atlantic.” 1997. The video, narrated by Bill
Leslie, contains a chronological account of five centuries of
perilous travel along North Carolina’s Outer Banks, a one-hundred
and eighty-two-mile stretch of land, which has more than 1,000
documented shipwrecks. VHS, 2 tapes, 45 minutes each.
V.T.100 The videotape was copied from H. Lee Waters’ film on Wake
Forest, North Carolina, 1939. The tape includes a black face
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minstrel show, views of school children, Wake Forest College
students, Wooten’s Homotel, town storefronts, people on Main
Street, Miller Motor Company, and African-American school and
band members. VHS, 21 minutes.
V.T.101 “The Cape Hatteras Light, America’s Greatest Sentinel.” The tape
chronicles the history of the lighthouse at Cape Hatteras. VHS, 90
minutes.
V.T.102 “The Lafayette Escadrille.” It is a documentary of the World War I
Lafayette Escadrille and its American members, 1916. VHS, 6
minutes. (Copy of MPF.39)
V.T.103 “The Lafayette Escadrille.” It is a documentary of the World War I
Lafayette Escadrille and its American members, 1916. VHS, 1
minute, 48 seconds.
V.T.104 “North Carolina, The Tar Heel State.” It is a general overview of
the state and centers on the life and work of its people and
geographic features. 1953. VHS, 28 minutes.
V.T.105 “Senator Kerr Scott and the Tobacco Industry.” United States
Senator W. Kerr Scott discusses various aspects of the tobacco
industry. VHS, 14 minutes, 1958.
V.T.106 Untitled video contains footage of the construction of the Shearon
Harris Nuclear Power Plant in September, 1978. VHS, 2 minutes.
V.T.107 Untitled video contains footage of the construction of the nuclear
reactor vessel at the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant in the late
1970s. VHS, 1 min and 50 seconds.
V.T.108 “On the Road to ’76: North Carolina, 1976.” The tape is North
Carolina’s segment of the CBS News Bicentennial Film Series “On
the Road to ‘76” narrated by Charles Kuralt. The tape chronicles Sir
Walter Raleigh’s Lost Colony on Roanoke Island, 1587-1590.
V.T.109 The videotape shows the event called the Beaufort County
Commencement, ca. 1915. It contains views of a parade and
celebration held in Washington, North Carolina. VHS, 5 minutes.
V.T.110 “North Carolina Inaugurates a Governor.” The videotape contains
coverage of the election and inauguration of North Carolina
Governor William B. Umstead. VHS, 12 minutes, 48 seconds.
V.T.111 The videotape contains footage of various North Carolina
politicians in the 1960s and 1970s. The tape contains addresses by
Jim Gardner, Skipper Bowles, Jim Hunt, Luther Hodges, Bob Scott,
H. Pat Taylor, and Governor Dan K. Moore. VHS, 21 minutes, 48
seconds.
V.T.112.1 The videotape is two parts. The first part contains Governor Terry
Sanford’s Statement on the Passage of the Civil Rights Act, July 7,
1964; 3 ½ minutes, VHS. The second portion of the video is titled
“Report of the People: Governor Terry Sanford Talks to Students of
North Carolina.” VHS, 6 ½ minutes.
V.T.112.2 Beta Cam SP copy of V.T.112.1
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V.T.113 The videotape, titled “Target Satisfaction,” was transferred from
motion picture film by the above television station. The video
records the step-by-step process of the manufacture of tobacco into
cigarettes. 30 minutes.
V.T.114 “Research Triangle Program Luncheon, 1959.” The videotape
features a luncheon held on January 9, 1959 at the Sir Walter Hotel
in Raleigh. The topic of the gathering is the completion of the initial
plan of the development of Research Triangle Park. VHS, 53
minutes.
V.T.115 “Movies of Local People.” Cliffside, North Carolina, 1937. The
tape contains views of people in the town of Cliffside, Rutherford
County, North Carolina. VHS, 15 minutes.
V.T.116 “Movies of Local People.” Cliffside, North Carolina, 1937. The
tape contains views of people on Main Street and workers leaving
the Cliffside Mills. VHS, 16 minutes.
V.T.117 “North Carolina, Variety Vacationland.” The tape is a production of
the North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development
in 1940 and examines the state with an emphasis on its history,
people, recreational activities, and tourist attractions. Betacam SP,
40 minutes.
V.T.118 “Archives Look to the Future: Planning and Issues For the 21st
Century.” The tape contains a teleconference broadcast over the
public affairs cablevision network on October 27, 1999. It features
presentations by the state archivist of Delaware Howard Lowell,
director of Archives and History Jeffrey Crow, Dean Ben Speller of
North Carolina Central University, Micelle Francis of the
Presbyterian Archives in Montreat, and state archivist David J.
Olson. VHS, 2 hours.
V.T.119 “The Story of Rasmus Midgett: Lifesaver.” The tape recounts the
dramatic rescues on the North Carolina Outer Banks during the
August 1899 Hurricane San Ciriaco. VHS, 42 minutes.
V.T.120 “Daylight Entered Buncombe County: The Railroad Entering the
Mountains of Western North Carolina.” 2000. The videotape
documents the construction of the nearly ten miles of track
ascending three to four miles of the Old Fort Pass on the Western
North Carolina Railroad in the late 1870s and early 1880s. VHS, 20
minutes.
V.T.121 “Camp Durant, Your Gateway to Adventure.” Produced by the
Occoneechee Council of the Boy Scouts of America, about 1960.
The video features boy scouts at an outing at Camp Durant I
northern Wake County, North Carolina. VHS, 17 minutes, 41
seconds.
V.T.122 “North Carolina Governors and the Legacy of Governor James B.
Hunt.” It contains an interview with Dr. Jeffrey Crow aired by
UNC-TV on “North Carolina Now,” January 5, 2001. VHS, 6
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minutes.
V.T.123 The videotape is untitled, VHS, 15 minutes. The footage shows the
events surrounding the Dare County Celebration of 1934.
V.T.124 “The Lost Colony.” Filmed on Roanoke Island in 1921, the footage
tells the tale of England’s unsuccessful attempts to settle Roanoke
Island between 1584 and 1587. VHS, 41 minutes.
V.T.125 “Pistol Pete: The Life and Times of Pete Maravich.” Aired on CBS,
March 2001. The documentary contains the story of the life of Pete
Maravich (1947 – 1987), one of North Carolina’s greatest
basketball players. VHS, 1 hour 8 minutes.
V.T.126 “An Interview With Tiny Broadwick.” The interview was
conducted by news reporter Ben Runkle from Mrs. Broadwick’s
home in Henderson, North Carolina in 1963. VHS, 8 minutes.
V.T.127 This videotape is a copy of motion picture films taken by Lexington
photographer H. Lee Waters of Wilkes County, North Carolina
between 1939 and 1941. Much of the footage is Main Street and
downtown businesses. VHS, 57 minutes.
V.T.128 “This is Progressive Wilkes County, 1948.” The promotional film
takes a positive look at the Wilkes County area with an emphasis on
its businesses, schools, churches, and cultural civic advantages.
VHS, 34 minutes.
V.T.129 “Corapeake.” A documentary videotape containing quality black
and white photographs and moving images of the older African-
American citizens of this town in north Gates County, North
Carolina. VHS, 56 minutes.
V.T.130 “War Zone: World War II Off North Carolina’s Outer Banks.” Two
tapes, each 90 minutes in length. Part I is titled “I’ll Never Smile
Again,” and Part II is titled “Let’s Face the Music and Dance.”
V.T.131 “North Carolina’s Indian Heritage: The Tuscaroras.” The video
focuses on the Tuscaroras from eastern North Carolina, specifically
two archaeological sites – Jordan’s Landing and Neoheroka. VHS,
23 minutes.
V.T.132 “Talk About Writing: Jonathan Williams.” The tape contains an
interview with North Carolina poet Jonathan Williams. Jonathan
Williams, from his home on Skywinding Farm in Highlands, North
Carolina, reflects on what poetry is and what his work means to
him. VHS, 18 minutes.
V.T.133 “Durham, A Self Portrait.” The piece begins with the 1865
surrender at the Bennett Place and moves quickly into twentieth
century with a discussion of the recent history of Durham. VHS, 5
minutes.
V.T.134 “Down Home: The History of Jews in North Carolina.” The short
presentation begins with a mention of Joachim Gans, a Jewish man,
who accompanied the Sir Walter Raleigh colonist to Roanoke
Island on the second voyage. The tape contains an overview of the
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social history of Jews in North and includes brief interviews with
Lena Goldman and Frank Miller. VHS, 10 minutes.
V.T.135 “Blackbeard’s Treasure.” The tape is an episode of the show IQ
from UNC-TV, no date. Maria Lundberg hosts the program, and
Bill Lovin travels into the field to gain access to the underwater
archaeological work off the coast of North Carolina on what could
be the remains of Blackbeard’s flagship, the Queen Anne’s
Revenge. VHS, 55 minutes.
V.T.136 “The Money Story.” The educational videotape is divided into two
parts – the history of money and the production of money. It
chronicles the progression from the early barter system, to the first
coins, and then to the paper currency used today. VHS, 33 minutes.
V.T.137 “Iowa: An American Portrait.” The videotape chronicles the history
of the state of Iowa from its early Native American inhabitants and
Scandinavian settlers, to the present day. VHS, 1996, 1 hour.
V.T.138 “Lunch Counter Blues: Reflections of the Lives of the Greensboro
Four.” The short video chronicles the events and lives of the
“Greensboro Four,” and the sit-in they began at the Woolworth’s in
Greensboro on February 1, 1960. VHS, 5 minutes.
V.T.139 “The Beaufort Inlet Shipwreck Project.” The short piece discusses
the wreckage discovered in November, 1996, which is thought to be
Blackbeard’s flagship, the “Queen Anne’s Revenge.” VHS, 5
minutes.
V.T.140 Good Morning America untitled footage, 2000, concerning the
possible discovery of the Queen Anne’s Revenge, Blackbeard’s
ship; national news correspondent Don Dahler filed onsite off
Beaufort Inlet, Carteret Co., NC (VHS)
V.T.141 Queen Anne’s Revenge Press Conference, March 3, 1997, 40
minutes, Gov James B. Hunt, DCR Sec. Betty R. McCain, Dr.
Crow, Phil Masters and Mike Daniels of Intersal, Inc. (VHS)
V.T.142 “Out of Our Past: A Film Series for North Carolina History,” n.d.,
trailer preview of movies in a series of films on NC history (VHS)
V.T.143 “A Portrait of Bath Town, 1963,” copy of M.P.F.35 (VHS, Betacam
143.1 SP, and Digital Betacam)
143.2
V.T.144 “The Sojourner and Mollie Sinclair,” 1963, Carolina Charter
144.1 Tercentenary Commission, musical drama by Carlisle Floyd, copy
144.2 of M.P.F.112 (VHS)
V.T.145 “North Carolina, The Tar Heel State,” 1953, copy of M.P.F.33
(VHS, Betacam SP, and Digital Betacam)
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V.T.146.1-2 “North Carolina Variety Vacationland,” 1940 and 1951, copies of
M.P.F.36 and 37 (VHS, Betacam SP, and Digital Betacam)
V.T.147 “Alamance,” 1996, copyright UNC Center for Public Television,
part of the “Out of Our Past” film collection, tells story of the
Regulator Movement in NC in the 1770’s (VHS)
V.T.148.1 “Movies of Local People” Hillsborough, NC, H. Lee Waters,
V.T.148.2 Digital Betacam copies of 2 original reels (M.P.F.87.1
Hillsborough, NC, 19-20 January 1937; M.P.F.87.2 Hillsborough,
NC, 16-17 October 1939)
