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Henry Berry Lowry House, North Carolina Indian Cultural Center: preliminary evaluation of interpretive data.

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Record Number: 
1132
Citation: 

Conley, Manuel A., and Ginger Oxendine-Roberts. “Henry Berry Lowry House, North Carolina Indian Cultural Center: preliminary evaluation of interpretive data.” Paper for Public History (HST 370). Pembroke State U, 7 Dec. 1988.

Annotation: 

Analyzes data compiled by David E. Wilkins in July, 1988, to verify the authenticity of the house, which the Cultural Center has acquired and plans to restore. Summarizes seven property deeds, which “fall short of providing a complete record of ownership” linking the house to Henry Berry Lowry. Also lists published materials, theses and dissertations, court records, laws, and archival materials Wilkins gathered on Lowry.

First Appeared in 1994 Book?: 
no
Category Tags: 
Henry Berry Lowry era
Publication Type: 
Other
Additional Subjects: 
Law and legislation
David E. Wilkins
Cultural Center