Resources on NCALHN
- NCALHN County Pages
- NCALHN County Formation Chart
- NCALHN Special Topics
- Links to NC societies, colleges, historic sites, museums
- NC County Register of Deeds Offices
(COMING Fall 2020!)
The goal at NCALHN is to be a resource to genealogists and historians for searching the men, women, and children of North Carolina's past. We are a part of the the American Local History Network. We encourage you to check out not only our county pages, but also our special topic pages about specific topics on NC history. The NCALHN project strives to provide the best resources for your perusal. Please feel free to to contact me or any county coordinator regarding issues with any questions or concerns.
Please see a list of announcements on Announcment page
You may want to begin your search by exploring the county websites or perhaps the special topics page. If you discover that one of the counties is in need of a coordinator and you are interested in adopting, please see the adoption guidelines. Also, volunteers are needed to host special topics pages and help transcribe material. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact NCALHN. Thank you!
Erin Bradford
State Coordinator
Below is a list of sources to help you with your research. On the left are sources on this site, such as a list of county formation, etc. On the right is a list of helpful resources found elsewhere. If you are on mobile with a smaller screen, left is the top section and right is the bottom section Many of them come from the Government and Heritage Library (GHL) and the State Archives of North Carolina.
Here are the hours and location for the Archives and Library:
109 E Jones Street in Raleigh, NC
Archives hours: Tuesday-Friday 8:30am-5:30pm, Saturday 9:00am-2:00pm
GHL hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm, Saturday 9:00am-2:00pm