The  Outer Bankers to Be Remembered by David Stick Collection is arranged alphabetically by subject's last name.

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David Stick, historian, author, philanthropist and founding benefactor of the Outer Banks History Center, has long been a prominent figure on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Son of the artist Frank Stick, David moved with his family to the Outer Banks in 1929 and steadily developed an interest in the region, its people and its history. He authored many books about the region, most notably  Graveyard of the Atlantic (1952),  The Outer Banks of North Carolina (1958), and  Roanoke Island, The Beginnings of English America (1983).

 Outer Bankers To Be Remembered consists of nineteen biographical narratives of men and women that David Stick wanted to recognize before their achievements were forgotten. Spanning 165 years, the collected works offer insight into a host of philanthropists, entrepreneurs, eccentrics and other people of note that have made an impression on the Outer Banks region.

David Stick, historian, author, philanthropist and founding benefactor of the Outer Banks History Center, has long been a prominent figure on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Son of the artist Frank Stick, David moved with his family to the Outer Banks in 1929 and steadily developed an interest in the region, its people and its history. He authored many books about the region, most notably  Graveyard of the Atlantic (1952),  The Outer Banks of North Carolina (1958), and  Roanoke Island, The Beginnings of English America (1983).

 Outer Bankers To Be Remembered consists of nineteen biographical narratives of men and women that David Stick wanted to recognize before their achievements were forgotten. Spanning 165 years, the collected works offer insight into a host of philanthropists, entrepreneurs, eccentrics and other people of note that have made an impression on the Outer Banks region.

[Identification of item], 33MSS-100, The  Outer Bankers To Be Remembered by David Stick Manuscript Collection, Outer Banks History Center, Manteo, N.C., U.S.A.

Additional information on topics found in this collection may be found in the Manuscript and Archives Reference System (MARS)  http://mars.archives.ncdcr.gov/.

This collection contains an introduction by the author, nineteen short biographies and two CD-ROM discs containing the Microsoft Word 2003 biography files.

The  Outer Bankers to Be Remembered by David Stick Collection is arranged alphabetically by subject's last name.

CD-R0M discs have been moved to the AV cabinets

This collection contains an introduction by the author, nineteen short biographies and two CD-ROM discs containing the Microsoft Word 2003 biography files.