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Forgotten Gates-The Historical Architecture
of a Rural North Carolina County-Thomas
R. Butchko
Illustrated by more than 500 photographs,
Forgotten Gates records the history and architecture of one
of the first areas to be settled in North Carolina. The book
contains an essay on historical and architectural development
of Gates County along with individual entries and photographs
of over 275 buildings. Expanding the text is a list of locally-active
builders and contractors, maps, reference notes, architectural
glossary with illustrations, and index. A short history of
the people who owned or built these houses and other buildings
is very enlightening about those who lived in Gates and made
it their home.
Hardback-277 pages......................................$40.00
Indexed
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From Green Siding to Roduco-Dick
Eure
A history of Roduco from the beginnings
as a logging camp to a populated small town in Gates County.
This book chronicles the families who lived there, the railroad
that gave it life, and stories from those who made Roduco
their home. Illustrated by photos of the railway, buildings
and residents throughout.
Soft cover-47 pages...................................$7.50
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Gates County North Carolina Cemetery
and Death Records-Collected
by Members of the Gates County Historical Society.
A fairly extensive list of Church,
family and municipal cemeteries in Gates County. Contains
1800's journal information, WPA cemetery collection, and cemeteries
collected by Historical Society members in the 1980's-90's.
Soft cover-Indexed-257 pages....................$30.00
Indexed
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The Eure Family Before America-Dick
Eure
Research by Dick Eure done in person
in Europe for this book on the Eure family before they came
to America.
Soft cover-111 pages.................................$10.00
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Carlton Morris Writes 1957-1958-Collected
by the Gates County Historical Society
Carlton Morris, editor of the Gates
County Index 1950-60, wrote "human interest" stories
for the paper. Years 1957-58 have been collected and published
by the Gates Co. Historical Society.
Soft cover-165 pages....................................$20.00
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The Gates Tapes-Robert
Pittman
Oral history-family stories of the
Gates-Pittmantown area of Gates County. Collected by Robert
"Bobby" Pittman, editor of the St. Petersburg Times,
St. Petersburg, Fla.
Soft cover-86 pages...................................$20.00
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Bible Records of Gates County, NC
Vol.1-Gates County Historical
Society
Soft cover-222 pages.................................$25.00
Index..............................................................$5.00
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Bible Records of Gates County, NC
Vol.2-Gates County Historical
Society
Soft cover-151 pages.................................$25.00
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Family Records-As
Compiled by Emily Waff Bailey and Elizabeth Waff Staples
Waff, Miles, Benbury, Blount, Rawls,
Darden, Parker and Bailey families.
Hardback.....................................................$20.00
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Favorite Recipes from our Best Cooks-Gates
County Historical Society
We have endeavored to combine timely
recipes with historical recipes, which are a part of our county's
tradition, and with accurate historical stories and art from
our county's past.
Soft cover-over 112 pages..........................$8.00
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Pride of the Past-Hope for the Future-Piney
Grove-Reynoldson Baptist Church 1827-1977-Edith
H. Freeman Seiling
A history of the Reynoldson-Piney Grove
area of Gates County from the years 1827-1977. It has 110
photographs and includes genealogy
of early families in Reynoldson area such as Lee, Goodman,
Pipkin, Edwards.
Soft cover-280 Pages...................................$20.00
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My Life as a Minister's Son-Marion
T. Plyer, Jr.
Stories of a child growing up in Gates
County as a minister's son. Not so much an autobiography as
it is a collection of incidents from the life of Marion T.
Plyer, Jr.
Hardback-114 pages................................$10.00
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The Great Dismal Atlas-W.E.
Trout, III
The Dismal Swamp Canal Atlas is the
11th in a series of Virginia river atlases published by
the Virginia Canals & Navigations Society. The object
is to bring back a lost era in Virginia's history when her
rivers and streams were a great network of public works
to promote commerce and trade. These waterways, now forgotten,
were the superhighways of the time.
Soft cover-151 Pages..................................$15.00
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