A letter of thanks from Kamal Antone to Edward C. Davis, the General Manager of the Lamar Hotel, for housing Mr. Abide the week prior dated January 30, 1978.
An application for employment certificate for Abdo Kalil to work at Pacific Mills for G. M. Towers, filed on October 25, 1912. It lists his residence as 353 Commerce St., birthplace as Syria, and birthdate as 1894.
A newspaper article titled ''The Marines Have Landed! Kail Ellis' Letter Exclaims'. The article is about a letter from Kail Ellis detailing the Marines presence in Lebanon. The article is likely from 1958
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Graham Auman. The post is titled " 'For God's Sake Send Me Ten Lira,': Women Migration and World War I in Mount Lebanon", and was published on October 26, 2016.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Staff. The post is titled "1.5M Americans of Arab descent: Breaking down the Census report for Lebanese-Americans", and was published on June 13, 2013.
Article titled "70 High School Students From Raleigh To Study in France, Austria and Spain," regarding Nell Mettrey Kahdy taking students to study in Europe.
A narrative family tree "based on the village church records of births, baptisms, marriages and deaths and some oral history, which were compiled in 1934 by Father Yousef (Kalem Cory's father)," priest of the village referred to in the document as…
An article published in the Camp Lejeune Globe newspaper concerning the contributions made by the late Albert Ellis to the USO, dated December 19, 1969.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Matt Kadane. The post is titled "A Lebanese-American Rock Musician in Texas", and was published on July 21, 2016.
Article on Domit's role as Director, North Carolina Museum of Art. Entitled "A New Director, New Directions." The article touches upon the controversy surrounding the museum's move, but emphasizes Domit's role in growing the collection.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Hannah Chaya. The post is titled "A Tour of the Ameen Rihani Museum in Freike, Lebanon", and was published on December 5, 2018.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Randa Tawil. The post is titled "A Waking Dream: Syrian Migrants’ Journey to the Americas", and was published on June 25, 2019.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Raja Abillama. The post is titled "Adoptive Diaspora", and was published on October 19, 2015.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Sabra Webber. The post is titled "Alan Jabbour, 'A Cultured Man' Foodways, Music, and Syria Dreamin’ ", and was published on March 4, 2021.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Cecile Yazbek. The post is titled "Albinos in the Laager* – Being Lebanese in South Africa", and was published on June 21, 2016.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Eve M. Kahn. The post is titled "Ameen Rihani and Zoe Norris: Cross-Cultural Friendship of Writers at the Ragged Edge", and was published on April 27, 2023.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Jacob Norris. The post is titled "Ameen Rihani, Lebanese Activist for Palestine", and was published on August 11, 2015.
Newspaper article titled "An Old Instrument Made for Cybertimes," about the Theremin, written by Barbara Jepson, published in the New York Times 7 July 1996.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Staff. The post is titled "Anatomy of an artifact", and was published on May 1, 2013.
Article discussing the Andrews, North Carolina, 4th of July Celebration. The piece notes the Jabaley's Department Store float by Joe (Joseph Maroun) El-Khouri depicting the Lebanese Flag and ridden by five of his children.
Two articles from the New York Times labeled as November 20, 1919. The first is titled "Anis Fuleihan Plays" and the second, "Le Concert de Mr. Fuleihan." The first in English the second in French.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Randa Hakim, Claire Kempa, Marilyn Drath, and Marjorie Stevens. The post is titled "Annie Abdo: A Peddler... A Tulsa Woman", and was published on October 10, 2018.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Staff. The post is titled "Anthony Mansoor: An Unlikely Profile of a Lebanese living in Mississippi", and was published on Januray 14, 2015.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Akram Khater. The post is titled "Arbeely family: Pioneers to America and founders of the first Arabic language newspaper", and was published on November 30 2016.
Article in The Raleigh Times, "Around the world in 80 ways," about Nell Kahdy's teaching career and how she began the annual European trip for students. Likely published in the 1970s or 1980s.
A post originally published to the Khayrallah Center's blog authored by Amanda Eads. The post is titled "Being Lebanese = Speaking Arabic?", and was published on July 1, 2015.
