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MU Home » The MU Journey » Center for Undergraduate Research and Creativity » Faculty Profiles Dr. Paul F. Wilson
Publications Print: "Opera Houses." in William S. Powell and Jay Mazzocchi, eds. Encyclopedia of North Carolina. Chapel Hill: U of North Carolina P, 2006. "Tar Heel History: That's Entertainment." Our State: Down Home in North Carolina. 64.5 (1996): 30-32. "S.A. Schloss." in William S. Powell, Dictionary of North Carolina Biography. Vol. 5. Chapel Hill: U of North Carolina P, 1994. "Pageants and Paul Green: Defining Outdoor Drama." In Sue L. Kimball and Lynn V. Sadler, eds., Paul Green's Celebration of Man. Sanford, NC: Human Technology Interface, Ink, 1994. "S.A. Schloss of North Carolina." The Passing Show: Newsletter of the Shubert Archive 15.2 (1992): 11-18. Some Dixon Descendants of Chatham, Randolph, and Other Central North Carolina Counties. Fayetteville, NC: the author, 1991. Online: "The Coal Glen Mine Disaster" History and background material on the worst industrial accident in North
Carolina "Proposed Overhills Rail-Trail Project" A proposal submitted to the U.S. Army and the Fort Bragg Cultural Resources
Office concerning the potential for the use of the former Capt Fear and
Yadkin Valley Railway / Atlantic Coast Line Railroad right-of-way through
the former Rockefeller family Overhills estate. (The proposal was rendered
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