Photograph of Genevieve Norman and Charlie Joseph with their daughter Genevieve R. Joseph standing next to the Christmas tree in Wendell, North Carolina.
A Zaytoun & Associates Insurance advertisement clipped from a newspaper. Pixelated professional headshots of Joseph Zaytoun, Stephen K. Zaytoun, and Ellis Zaytoun are displayed on the left side of the ad. It is titled, "Three Generations of…
A photograph of the Salem family. Left to Right, Back Row: Maija, Amelia (plain white, second from left), Scott Naeser (striped), Michael Ray (green), Jay, Joseph (seated in chair). Front: Alex (pink), Donna (red), Ron (blue), Annie (girl).
A photograph of the Saleh family in the Neomonde Baking Company. Though undated, the photograph is estimated to date from the late 1970s or early 1980s.
Photograph depicting Mariam on the Khouri's Department Store Christmas float in front of the Jabaley's Department Store in Andrews, North Carolina, 1966.
Photograph of a Christmas float in a 1966 parade in Andrews, North Carolina. The float depicts schildren laying in a bed with stockings hung for Santa Claus.
Photograph of Santa Claus in front of the Jabaley Department Store in a decorated convertible for the 1966 Christmas parade in Andrews, North Carolina.
Article titled "Students Strike Out on Their Own" in The Raleigh Times. The article quotes Nell Kahdy regarding an independent study program. Most likely published in the 1960s.
A telegram sent by Ed Rabil to Cecil Mae Bradley, who he eventually married. The telegraph, sent via Western Union from Chapel Hill to Smithfield, apologizes for Ed's absence due to class.
Edward "Pop Charlie" R. Habit Jr.'s placement on the roster of death provided by Chowan County. He was killed in action at 18 years of age in the Invasion of Normandy, France, during World War II.
A photograph labeled "grandfather in his store." Presumably it depicts Sam Parker in his department store, likely called either the Parker Department Store or the Farris-Parker Department Store at this time. He stands in front of a board labeled…
A photograph of Beshara and Serina's five children outside their house. The children are Philip, Evelyn, Theresa, Frederick, and Victoria. Though undated, the photograph was likely taken circa 1932-1935.
A photograph of Beshara and Serina's five children outside their house. The children are Philip, Evelyn, Theresa, Frederick, and Victoria. Though undated, the photograph was likely taken circa 1932-1935.
A digital photograph of a black and white image of Ellis and Isabelle Zaytoun with their six children, Evelyn Gladys Zaytoun, Vivian Grace Zaytoun, Constance Teresa Zaytoun, Joseph Ellis Zaytoun, Agnes Zaytoun, and Henry Zaytoun. Ellis and Isabelle…
Studio portrait of the Wehbie children. Includes: William b.1909, Christmas b. 1911, Helen b. 1914, Nellie b. 1916, Amelia b. 1918, Sam b. 1920, Margaret b. 1922.
Photograph of Alaa Jaza at the Al Noor Islamic Center Fuquay Varina, NC. He visited during Eid for an event. Alaa Jaza was representing law enforcement and providing his unique perspective as an Arab American police officer.
A Program Book for the 2019 Summer Convention, in partnership with the Southern Federation of Syrian Lebanese American Clubs and the Metrolina Phoenician Club, in Charlotte, North Carolina on July 4-7, 2019.
Photograph of Alaa Jaza wearing his official Wake County Sheriff uniform. This is his official portrait as Wake County Sheriff Office Deputy Alaa Jaza and it was taken in 2018.
Photograph of Alaa Jaza and Wake County Sheriff Donnie Harrelson at basic law enforcement graduation ceremony. In this ceremony, Alaa Jaza was sworn in as a Wake County police officer in 2018.
A clipping from NEXT! Magazine profiling the Hafli put on to raise funds for St. Michael the Archangel Maronite Church in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
An article published in the Wall Street Journal profiling Wael Al-Chakra's position as leader for IBM's Corporate Service Corps, established in 2008 and dedicated to aiding local nonprofits.
