Celebrating the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence: All About the Declaration


	Document Index Throughout the years, many documents and print materials have been developed to commemorate "Meck Dec" Day. This is a comprehensive listing of historical documents found in this online exhibit. 1831: The Meck. Dec. and Accompanying Documents - Published by the Governor 1875: Harper's Weekly "Meck. Dec." Feature 1875: May 20th Speech of John M. Bright of Tennessee at Charlotte 1898: Unveiling of the Monument to the Signers of the Meck. Dec. - Commemorative Booklet 1906: Meck. Dec. Celebration - Program of Events 1916: Meck. Dec. Celebration - Program of Events 1925: The Pageant of Charlotte and Old Mecklenburg - Official Program 1948: Shout Freedom - Official Program 1948: Shout Freedom - Complete Transcript of the Play A Symphonic Drama in Two Parts by LeGette Blythe with music by Lamar Stringfield. 1954: May 18th - The Meck. Dec. Booklet Done on the visit of President Dwight David Eisenhower Chain of Error and the Mecklenburg Declarations of Independence, by V.V. McNitt Mecklenburg Resolves Full Text of the Mecklenburg Resolves signed May 31,1775 Sketches of North Carolina Essay by Rev. William Henry Foote, 1846 Truth & Justice for the History of North Carolina Essay Published by Charles L. Van Noppen, Greensboro, NC