North Carolina Postal History Society
The North Carolina Postal History Society was formed in 1982 to promote, study, and educate the public about North Carolina Postal History. In 1986, the society was approved as Affiliate No. 155 of the American Philatelic Society. Non-profit status with the Internal Revenue Service was received in 1988 under section 501 (c)(3).
Current Officers are:
President: George Slaton (president@ncpostalhistory.com)
Vice-President: Scott Steward (vice.president@ncpostalhistory.com)
Secretary/Treasurer: Harry Albert (secretary.treasurer@ncpostalhistory.com)
Editors: Tony Crumbley (editor@ncpostalhistory.com) and Steve Swain (editor@ncpostalhistory.com)
Directors: Alan Vestal, Scott Steward, Dick Winter, George Slaton, Frank Hall, Stefan Jeronski, Tim McRee, Harry Albert
Current membership in the society is about 125. The society has traditionally met annually at the CHARPEX show in Charlotte, the last weekend in July. Annual dues are $15 per year. (Download application form)
The NCPHS joined the Southeast Federation of Stamp Clubs in 2019. Tony Crumbley serves as the society's federation representative.
Current Officers are:
President: George Slaton (president@ncpostalhistory.com)
Vice-President: Scott Steward (vice.president@ncpostalhistory.com)
Secretary/Treasurer: Harry Albert (secretary.treasurer@ncpostalhistory.com)
Editors: Tony Crumbley (editor@ncpostalhistory.com) and Steve Swain (editor@ncpostalhistory.com)
Directors: Alan Vestal, Scott Steward, Dick Winter, George Slaton, Frank Hall, Stefan Jeronski, Tim McRee, Harry Albert
Current membership in the society is about 125. The society has traditionally met annually at the CHARPEX show in Charlotte, the last weekend in July. Annual dues are $15 per year. (Download application form)
The NCPHS joined the Southeast Federation of Stamp Clubs in 2019. Tony Crumbley serves as the society's federation representative.
North Carolina Postal History Society Website
Visit our website at www.ncpostalhistory.com for information about the society, officer contact information, and more. Also available on the website are North Carolina postal history resources such as the North Carolina Postmark Catalog, North Carolina Post Offices by County, North Carolina Post Offices images, and an article library.
North Carolina Postal Historian
The society publishes a quarterly journal called the North Carolina Postal Historian. Each twenty-page issue offers articles written by experienced North Carolina postal historians. Article content is accompanied by high-quality images of covers - many of which are unique and sometimes rare - as well as photographs and other images made available by state and local libraries and archives.
The society publishes a quarterly journal called the North Carolina Postal Historian. Each twenty-page issue offers articles written by experienced North Carolina postal historians. Article content is accompanied by high-quality images of covers - many of which are unique and sometimes rare - as well as photographs and other images made available by state and local libraries and archives.
