Record Series and Collections

[ca. 1948 - 1958 ]

Portrait of Luther B. Hartwell Hodges (9 March 1898- 6 October 1974), Businessman, Lieutenant Governor, Governor, United States Secretary of Commerce, and Civic Leader; Photograph Copied 20 December 1954.

1955

Four Separate Views of Governor Luther Hodges (9 March 1898- 6 October 1974) Addressing a Crowd of Onlookers at the Dedication of the Restored Old Gaol at Historic Halifax, Halifax County, North Carolina, 12 April 1955.

1956

View of the Governor Luther H. Hodges (9 March 1898- 6 October 1974) with the Board of the North Carolina Department of Archives and History; Photograph Taken 10 July 1956.

[ca. 1945 - 1990 ]

View of Edwin Gill, Brandon Hodges, and Luther Hodges standing together. Brandon Hodges is holding a framed photograph of himself.

1960 - 1979

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.

Parent Records:

1956 - 1985

Photo of Luther Hodges, William Friday, and Bob House in an informal group at a commencement, 1956.

1966 - 1985

Informal view of Governor Luther Hodges with Hector McLean and Claude C. Armfield, Jr., the first and second presidents of the NCNB Young Bankers Division at Sedgefield. From The Tarheel Banker, Vol. LI, No. 1, July 1972, p. 67.

1956 - 1986

View of Governor Hodges cutting the ribbon at the opening of the new NC Museum of Art. From the News and Observer, April 7, 1956, p. 1, colume 1-3.

1954

Luther Hodges is seen eating chicken at an event. Chickens are seen being processed, packages of chicken are seen and a completed chicken dinner is seen on a table. Not found in the News and Observer 30 November 1954

1954

Businessmen are seen welcoming Governor Hodges. Left to right, Karl G. Hudson, Martin K. Green, Hal Trentman, Gov. Hodges and John Alexander. Published in the News and Observer 24 November 1954

1953

Inaugruation ceremonies for Governor William B. Umstead. Various scenes from the inaugural parade including overall shots of the crowd, children watching the parade, etc. Graham Barden, Herbert Bonner and Harold Cooley are seen posing for a picture. ...

1953

Legislators are seen sitting at table at the Sir Walter Hotel. Left to right, are Sen. Adam Whitley of Johnston, Sen. C. Settle Bunn of Nash, Lt. Gov. elect Luther Hodges of Leaksville, Sen. R. Grady Rankin of Gaston and Rep. A. C. Edwards of Greene. ...

1953

From left are, Ed Rankin, Thad Eure, and Lt. Governor Luther Hodges. They are seen standing with each other, talking. Hodges appears to be holding a piece of fruit. Not found in the News and Observer 8 January 1953

1953

Pictured are Lt. Governor Luther Hodges and Speaker of the House, Eugene Bost are seen shaking hands. Not found in the News and Observer 7 January 1953

1953

Outgoing Lt. Governor, H. P. Taylor (left) is seen next to his successor, Luther P. Hodges. Published in the News and Observer 8 January 1953