Julia Montgomery Street papers, 1937-1974.

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Julia Montgomery Street papers, 1937-1974.

Julia Montgomery Street (1898-1993) wrote poems, children's stories, trade journal articles, and radio plays, often based on careful research of N.C. history. The Julia Montgomery Street Papers date from 1937 to 1974 and contain typescripts for radio plays, illustrations, outlines, research notes, photographs, proofs, correspondence, biographical materials and clippings. Unpublished manuscripts include: A Call for John Henry, John Henry and His Little Ox, Captain Cat, The Golden Doorstop, Hoecake for Breakfast, Lure of Distant Land, The Mosquito Fleet, Thar She Blows, Wildfire in Early North Carolina and Susan Carter's Silk Dress.

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Street, Julia Montgomery.

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Julia Montgomery Street (1898-1993) was born in Concord, N.C., and grew up in Apex and Raleigh. She graduated from the North Carolina College for Women (now UNCG) in 1923 with a degree in English. Before her marriage in 1924 to Dr. C.A. Street, she did graduate work in child psychology at UNC Chapel Hill and taught elementary school and summer school courses at Woman's College. She also briefly worked for the Children's Society of North Carolina. Street's chief interest, however, was writing, an...

Browning, Dixie.

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Author of romance and historical genres; also published historical novels with her sister under pen name of Bronwyn Williams. From the description of [Papers], 1999-2003 / Dixie Browning. (Bowling Green State University). WorldCat record id: 71813822 Romance writer Dixie Browning (1930 - ) is a prolific author who has published more than 80 novels in both the romance and historical genres. She has also written many historical novels written with her sister under...