Independent informational overview of the North Carolina Division of Historical Resources, the DNCR division connected to statewide historic preservation, archives, archaeology, historic sites, historical publications, markers, and public history programs across North Carolina.
The North Carolina Division of Historical Resources is a division of the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources connected to statewide historic preservation, public history, archaeology, archives coordination, historical interpretation, and stewardship of historical resources.
The division supports historic sites, preservation programs, archaeological research, historical publications, archival coordination, historical markers, and educational initiatives that help preserve and interpret North Carolina history.
Through programs, offices, historic sites, and public initiatives, the division helps residents, educators, researchers, and visitors access North Carolina historical resources, records, preservation guidance, cultural heritage information, and public history experiences.
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