Business
Found in 19 Collections and/or Records:
Brockmann Bookstore Records, 1916-1922
Carolina Concert Series Collection, 1983-2004
The Carolina Concert Series Collection contains programs from the Community Concert Association (1983-1989), Theater Charlotte (1998-1999), Charlotte Community Concert Association (1989-1994), and Carolinas Concert Association (1994-2004).
Charlotte Consolidated Construction Company Records, 1860-1910
Charlotte Symphony Orchestra Collection, 1931-1997
The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra was formed in 1932. It is the largest and most active professional performing arts organization in the central Carolinas. The Charlotte Symphony also includes small ensembles of musicians such as the Flute Club and two Youth Orchestras, among others. Some of these small ensembles perform outreach services to local hospitals, and other organizations.
This collection consists of programs, ASID House booklets, and newspaper clippings.
Commercial National Bank Records, 1874-1948
The Commercial National Bank Records, 1874-1939 contains documents associated with the establishment of the Commercial National Bank in Charlotte, NC. Examples of materials include shareholder and Board of Directors certificates, condition reports, loan documentation, business reports, correspondence, meeting minutes, by-laws, and other documents pertaining to the bank’s operation. Materials dated 1874-1948.
Daniel Augustus Tompkins Papers, 1886-1942
This collection contains business ephemera, pamphlets, publications, and other materials relating to his personal and professional life. Materials are in good condition and dated 1886-1942.
Douglas Corwin Pineville Business Collection, 1902-1965
Duke Power Records, 1917-1966
Harris Family Scrapbook Collection, 1966-1982
This collection consists of 14 scrapbooks of memorabilia kept by W.T. Harris and his family. The bulk of the materials are from the 1970s, with a few scrapbooks from the 1960s and 1980s. Examples of scrapbook materials include congratulatory letters, programs, awards, involvement in community organizations, speaking engagements, correspondence, and “Man of the Year” awards.
Hugh Roy Smith Papers, 1932-2000
Joseph Benjamin Ivey's "Home News" Newsletters, 1925-1963
La Noticia Digital Newspapers, 1997-
Mannetta Mills Monroe Plant Newsletters (The Manettism), 1927-1938
Ralph Johnson Papers, c1921-1971
Ralph Johnson (1904-2001) was a prominent Black businessman in Davidson, North Carolina. He owned and operated Johnson's Barber Shop on Davidson's Main Street from 1921-1971, where he served many Davidson College students, community leaders, and Secretary of State Dean Rusk. This collection contains materials relating to his life and career, mostly consisting of photographs. Other items include biographical information as well as published articles. Materials are dated c1921-c1971.
Rotary Club Records, 1941-1981
Sanitary Laundry Records, 1909-1962
The Sanitary Steam Laundry was incorporated by the State of North Carolina in May 1909 and served the Charlotte community through 1974. This collection contains documents with information on cost estimates for resources, floor plans, finances, correspondence, receipts, news clippings, and meeting minutes. Materials are dated 1909-1962 and in good condition.