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Wilmington 10 Defense Committee, 1976 Box 16

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Wilmington 10 files, 1972-1980 Box 40

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Wilmington 10 files, 1972-1980 Box 41

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Wilmington 10 files, 1972-1980 Box 42

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Wilmington Advocate facsimiles, 1920-1923 Box RE35

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Wilmington and surrounding areas, 1995-2007, undated

Geographic locations represented in this series include New Bern, Wallace, and Wilmington, North Carolina.

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Wilmington Area Rebuilding Ministry (WARM), New Hanover County, 1999-2004 Box RCD 151

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Wilmington - Arthur Miller, 2008 Box 19, Folder 5

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Wilmington Athletic Club, 1987 and undated Box 59

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Wilmington - Bear, 1938, 1992 Box 19, Folder 2

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Wilmington - Bear, 1938, 1992 Box 19, Folder 3

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Wilmington [?] - Bill Reaves, 1998 Box 19, Folder 19

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Wilmington - Block, 1942, 1991-2008 Box 19, Folder 6

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Wilmington - Blumenthal, 2000 Box 19, Folder 7

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Wilmington - B'nai Israel, 1898, 1966-2009 Box 19, Folder 22

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Wilmington - B'nai Israel, 1898, 1966-2009 Box 19, Folder 23

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Wilmington - Cape Fear Museum, 2002 Box 4, Folder 35

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Wilmington City Council prayer, 2002 Box 270

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Wilmington College, 1961 Box 194, Folder 16

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Wilmington Compress and Warehouse Company

This company was owned by Alexander Sprunt and Son and appears as an asset in its financial statement of Aug. 31, 1915 (Office File 6028). The extent, nature, and duration of this ownership is not clear. The stock company was the second cotton compress established in Wilmington (1875), the first having been operated by the Confederate government (1864-1865). This information is found in James Sprunt's Information and Statistics Respecting Wilmington, N.C. (Wilmington, N.C.), pg. 143-144.

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