Local History Subject Files

The Iredell County Public Library has a vast holding of subject files ranging from Agriculture to Zoning and everything in between. These files are a collection of newspaper articles and other various documents pertaining to industries, companies, trades, and pastimes of Iredell County. The following index provides a list of the subjects that are covered in these files in the Local History room. These files are always growing and the library is always seeking donations of materials that may help researchers. If you have any items relating to any of these subjects that you would like added to the collection, contact Joel Reese at jreese@co.iredell.nc.us or (704) 878-3090 x3093.

Iredell County Area Church Files

The following index contains a list of all the churches represented in our local churches collection. The files contain a variety of newspaper clippings, church records, and donated materials related to these facilities. These files are always growing and the library is always seeking donations of materials that may help researchers. If you have any items relating to any of these subjects that you would like added to the collection, contact Joel Reese at jreese@co.iredell.nc.us or (704) 878-3090 x3093.

Local History Family Files

The library has collected a variety of documents specifically related to families who are connected to Iredell County. Documents include photos, obituaries, wills, family bibles, and other records and are extremely useful for family history researchers and genealogists. These materials have been acquired through research and donations. The following index provides a list of all the families currently represented in the collection in the Local History room. If you or your family have additional materials you would like to donate to the library, we are always looking to grow our collection. For more information, contact Joel Reese at jreese@co.iredell.nc.us or (704) 878-3090 x3093.

Guide to Document Types

When scrolling through the family files index, you will see terms like bond, deed, biographical, and inventory. These terms can be confusing to new or inexperienced researchers so we’ve provided a guide to help you. This list provides a brief description of some common genealogical terms that might help you better understand our index.