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1. Articles of Agreement regarding property, circa 1901

2. To the People of North Carolina, 1910

3. The National Freedman's Savings and Trust Company

4. Scrapbook, 1867

5. Rome was not Built in a Day

6. Correspondence, 1910-1920

7. My Recollections

8. Notice of Applicant's Standing from the United States Civil Service Commission, 1884

9. Correspondence, 1902-1903

10. Correspondence regarding Hunter's discharge from work in the Navy, complaint against the discharge, and Navy's final disposition, 1921 January-May

11. Letters from or regarding family, undated

12. Possibilities

13. Miscellaneous notes

14. Correspondence, 1914-1915

15. Mr. Gosney's Position

16. Personal correspondence, 1892-1903

17. Historical sketch of the George M. Horton Public School, 1923

18. Letter, June 24, 1879

19. A Great White Southerner's Tribute to a Great Negro: The John O'Daniel Hosiery Mill of Durham, N.C. - General Julian S. Carr thus honors his trusted employees (2 copies)

20. The Race Problem in America - A Call to Christian Courage (2 letters)

21. Incidents of Slave Life

22. Correspondence, 1886-1903

23. First constitution of the N.C. Industrial Association, 1879

24. Three news articles from The North Carolina Review, 1920s: "Traces History of Negro in U.S."

25. Correspondence, 1907 May-July

26. Note regarding the updating of life insurance benefits

27. East Raleigh School-Second Session, 1879-1880

28. Legal-size personal correspondence, 1927-1928 and undated, including photograph of Robert Milton Braan, age 5

29. Letter from National Freedman's Savings and Trust Company, 1872 March 9

30. Teacher's First Grade Certificate, 1886 October 16

31. Correspondence, 1923

32. What Do We Believe? (5 copies)

33. Letter following Jamestown Exposition from the N.C. Dept. of Negro Development and Exposition, 1907

34. Complementary Negro State Fair ticket, 1903 October 27-30

35. Minutes of meeting of "colored voters and taxpayers," Raleigh, NC, Oct. 17

36. La Dainty and J&T Lines advertisement

37. Report of Work for May

38. Personal correspondence, 1924-1925

39. Professor N.A. Roberts, D.D.

40. Declaration of committee establishment

41. Receipt for purchased goods from The Fair Publishing House, 1886 September 15

42. List of Ladies' Committee for the Fair, 1930

43. Scrapbook, 1888-1905

44. N.C. Industrial Association Executive Committee meeting minutes, 1930 June 19

45. Correspondence, 1910-1914

46. Ladies' Committee for the N.C. State Fair

47. Scrapbook, 1882-unknown

48. Secretary's Report of the N.C. Industrial Association, 1930

49. North Carolina Industrial Association, 1886 October

50. A Card to the Voters of the Eastern Ward, 1874

51. Scrapbook, 1891-1911

52. To the Negro Voters of the State of North Carolina, 1928 (2 copies)

53. Scrapbook, various dates

54. On the Death of C.N. Otey

55. What Next?

56. Articles of Arguments, 1930

57. Reverend A. G. Davis

58. An Act to Incorporate the N.C. Industrial Association, 1879 March 14

59. Letter from M. Bryant regarding a land deed, 1873

60. Oration of the late Frederick Douglas [Douglass] preserved by the late Chas. N. Hunter to whom the manuscript was given, 1872

61. Essentials of True Greatness: Address by C. N. Hunter on the occasion of the celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the service of Rev. R. H. W. Leak, D.D. in the ministry of the A.M.E. Church

62. Dictionary of North Carolina biographical sketch of Charles N. Hunter

63. Press release regarding Governor Glenn's speech at the Jamestown Exposition, 1907

64. Graded test of M. Brown, 1924 July 14

65. Jesus

66. Scrapbook, 1885-1929

67. Which Shall It Be - Foreign or Negro Labor?

68. Personal correspondence, 1928-1931

69. Letter from T. S. Inbordon, then-president of N.C. Industrial Association

70. Notes for Easter Service

71. Stock letter requesting black-owned newspaper subscriptions for the Jamestown Negro Exhibit, 1907

72. A Historical Sketch, L. M. Mason

73. The Growth of Slavery in the Colonies

74. Scrapbook, 1882-unknown

75. Biographical Sketch of Rev. Lewis Perry

76. Attendance scrolls for Teachers' Institute, 1903 August 17-22

77. Scrapbook, 1871-1928

78. Scrapbook, 1877-1924

79. List of pupils and payments

80. Activities of Shop 80

81. The North Carolina Institution for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, Colored Department

82. Nametag

83. "To Students of Colored Colleges and Universities"

84. A Thousand Arms, a handwritten article on the commencement address at Shaw University, 1921

85. N.C. Industrial Association Executive Committee meeting minutes, 1931 June 25

86. Correspondence, 1925-1926

87. The Future of the Negro

88. My Creed

89. A Dry Yard

90. The Negro in 1884

91. Description of agreement between N.C. Industrial Association and the Wake County Fair Association, 1930

92. Test questions

93. Moses the Leader

94. Big Dinner for Former Slaves: Let Everybody Help - Send in Your Contributions

95. Business before the committee, 1930

96. Newspaper clippings announcing the transfer of real estate

97. Negroes Have Taken Marked Steps Foward Along Essential Courses, Raleigh Times

98. Biographical sketch of Charles N. Hunter (handwritten and typed copies)

99. History of Education in North Carolina

100. Invitation to Commencement Week exercises of St. Augustine School

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