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Call to Arms, A (exhibit): opens at North Carolina Museum of History, 99; pictured, 100Calloway, Arthur: as member of “Oval Table Gang,” 24Campbell, John: discusses collaborative digitization project at meeting of North Carolina MuseumsCouncil, 49; pictured, 128Campbell, June Kay: family of, donates table to North Carolina Museum of History, 24Campbell, Karl: gives lecture at Tryon Palace, 21Campbell, Michael B.: works of, featured in exhibit at Roanoke Island Festival Park, 92Campbell, Ralph, Jr.: family of, donates table to North Carolina Museum of History, 24Campbell, Ralph, Sr.: family of, donates table to North Carolina Museum of History, 24Cannon Foundation: provides funds for repair of locomotive at North Carolina TransportationMuseum, 53; provides funds for site preparation for North Carolina History Education Center, 58Cape Fear Civil War Roundtable: receives Society Cup from Lower Cape Fear Historical Society, 107Cape Fear Community College: provides research vessel and crew for dives at purported QueenAnne’s Revenge shipwreck site, 78-79Cape Fear Museum of History and Science: featured in innovative tour of Wilmington, 147; interactivetraveling exhibit opens at, 69Cape Hatteras Elementary School: students at, learn to conduct oral history interviews, 12Cape Lookout Studies Program: based at Gallants Channel property of North Carolina MaritimeMuseum, 111Capital Projects Unit (Department of Cultural Resources): provides funds for re-roofing of William R.Davie House, 90Carey, Lady Eileen: visits Bath for St. George’s Day celebration, 90Carey, Lord George: visits Bath for St. George’s Day celebration, 90Carlton, Caroline: book coauthored by, published, 106Carlton, Charles: book coauthored by, published, 106Carmon, Lorenzo: participates in George Henry White Day program, 70Carolina Arcadia: The Story of the Sparkling Catawba Springs (book): nominated for Ragan Old NorthState Award for Nonfiction, 119Carolina Charter: to be displayed during Archives Week, 126; exhibited at Bath, 41Carolina Comments: includes articles by Steve Massengill, 123; index to, published, 86Carolina Journeys: Exploring the Trails of the Carolinas—Both Real and Imagined (book): nominated forRagan Old North State Award for Nonfiction, 119Carolina Legion: participates in reenactment at Fort Fisher, 39Carr, David: presents workshops for museums, 30Carter, Beth: receives donation for Fort Dobbs from elementary school students, 59; speaks at publicforum concerning Fort Dobbs, 22Carteret Grays: provides music at program commemorating sinking of CSS Neuse, 40Cash, Christopher: half marathon in Wilmington dedicated to memory of, 21Cashiers Historical Society: sponsors symposium on William Holland Thomas, 107Cashion, Jerry C.: chairs meeting of North Carolina Historical Commission at Edenton, 7; coauthorsstudy of Fort Dobbs (1976), 122; pictured, 5; presents Christopher Crittenden Memorial Award,5; speaks at public forum concerning Fort Dobbs, 22Cashion, Matthew Deshe: book by, nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 120Cashman Award: presented to Jennifer Lancaster-Pena by Lower Cape Fear Historical Society, 107Caudill, Bill: coordinates Scottish Heritage Symposium, 68Cecelski, David: facilitates panel discussion during George Henry White Day program, 70Center for Civil War Living History: provides funding for purchase of portion of Wyse Fork battlefield,30Central Carolina Bank: provides funds for repairs at North Carolina Transportation Museum, 53Chamberlain, Carol: joins staff of Museum and Visitor Services Section, 139Chamberlain Cup: awarded to Myrtle Grove Middle School by Lower Cape Fear Historical Society, 107Change Baby (book): nominated for Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction, 120Charles Bascombe Shaw Memorial Scottish Heritage Symposium: held at St. Andrews PresbyterianCollege, 68155