Harry Golden was a best-selling author and a journalist who advocated for civil rights and social reform. Read more about his interesting story and how Charlotte became his home and final resting place.
Bookmobiles are an effective way to provide equitable access to library resources and services to their communities. Learn the history of the bookmobile at the Library.
Bookmobiles are an effective way to provide equitable access to library resources and services to their communities. Learn the history of the bookmobile at the Library.
Breweries are controversial in Mecklenburg County. Critics often comment on the pace at which breweries seemingly pop up across Charlotte and its neighboring towns and counties, often wondering if the city has more to offer than alcohol. Dr. Tom Cole of the Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room explores the history of beer in Charlotte and all that it's bound to be.
Local author Anna Jean Mayhew shares fond memories of growing up with a Library card and the impact it continues to have on her life.
This May as we celebrate Older American's Month, we reflect on the lessons our elders can teach us in order to build a better future.
Who was John Price Carr? The Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room details the life of the successful businessman and leader of Charlotte's First Ward community.
The Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room takes a look into America's 400th anniversary and the commemoration of the three Roanoke voyages.
Charlotte Mecklenburg Library's Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room details the life of Harry Patrick Harding, Charlotte School Superintendent from 1913-1949.
This blog presents the historical context for Governor Cameron Morrison.
