Record Series and Collections

1913 - 2024

Correspondence, data, clippings, photographs, and research materials of the Boone Trail Highway Re-Association and E.Gary Marshall, Executive-Director of the Association. The bulk of the collection comprises records documenting almost 150 of the 358 ...

1808

Debtors previously omitted from schedules for the Falmouth and Dumfries Stores. Includes a number of Carolinians, among them "Daniel Boone, Carolina" in the list of accounts owing since before the Revolution.

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1775

List of Debts [at] Falmouth Store, [Virginia. Only folios containing Carolina debtors copied.] Includes "Daniel Boone, Carolina."

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1772 - 1785

Personal and business correspondence of Burton, Granville Co. merchant and Revolutionary officer, with Judge John Williams (1779) and others. Also typed copies of letters, one from Richard Henderson about the Transylvania Company and the boundary ...

1953

This map was prepared by William D. Kizziah of Salisbury and is based on the 1808 Price-Strother map of North Carolina. It portrays Rowan County and all or parts of the present day counties of Wilkes, Iredell, Yadkin, Davie, Davidson, Forysth, Randolph, ...

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1977

This map was prepared by Fred Hughes and published by his firm, The Custom House, of Jamestown, NC. It portrays Davie County and shows the residences of settlers, early roads, the sites of historic events, and locations of places of interest. Vignettes ...

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1957

Drawing depicting the first fort built in Kentucky, which was built by Daniel Boone at Boonesborough in 1775.

2001

Exterior record shots, 2001. Guidebook photos, Davie and Rowan Counties.

[ca. 1779 - 1955 ]

Painting of a Portrait of Daniel Boone (1734- 16 September 1820), Hunter and Pioneer, with his Dog and Hunting Rifle, circa 1784.

1957

Photograph depicting exterior view of Daniel Boone's cabin and surrounding landscape near the Kentucky River.

1957

Photograph depicting a log cabin dedicated to the memory of frontiersman, Daniel Boone.

1957

Boone's Cave, on a high bluff overlooking the Yadkin River in western Davidson County is traditionally said to have been occupied by Daniel Boone. It is near Horseshoe Neck, and a park is maintained near the cave by local citizens.

1957

Artist G. C. Bingham's perception of American frontiersman Daniel Boone leading a group of people and animals through a gap in the Allegheny Mountains.

1957

Photograph showing monument dedicated to the American frontiersman, Daniel Boone, with the inscription "Father of Kentucky". The location is unknown. It could have been built by Daniel Boone enthusiast, J. Hampton Rich, since it has the type of ...

1957

Photograph of Daniel Boone's tombstone with chisled inscription.