General Negative Collection, PHC.GENERAL.NEGATIVES

Abstract

Descriptive Summary

Title: General Negative Collection
Call Number: PHC.GENERAL.NEGATIVES
Creator: Unknown
Date: 1585 - 2018
Repository: State Archives of North Carolina

Collection Overview

The Archives and History Photograph Collection is an artificial collection of about 250,000 photographs taken by Department of Cultural Resources personnel. It is a diverse collection of photographs reflecting the activities and operations of the various sections, chiefly those within the Division of Archives and History. Major components of the collection are pictures used in the National Register work done by by Survey and Planning Unit, illustrations used by the Historical Publi- cations Section, artifact and exhibit photos of the Museum of History, copy work for the Archival Services Branch of the Division. There are also numerous copies of photographs obtained from private donors who have allowed the Department to duplicate photographs in their custody. Images in the Archives and History Photograph collection are in the form of black and white negatives ranging in size from 35mm to 4" x 5" in format. The photographic negatives date from 1950 to the present, but contain some duplications of images that span the earliest years of photography in North Carolina. While the focus of the collection is clearly on North Carolina history and culture, the content is regional in scope. There are a considerable number of pictures that pertain to Southern, particularly Southeastern, history and culture as well. The Archives and History Photograph Collection was formerly maintained by the Museum of History as part of its holdings. On October 16, 1978, responsibility for photographic services for the Department of Cultural Resources along with physical custody and control of the collection is now vested in the Archival Services Branch of the section with technical support rendered by the section's Technical Services Branch. Copy prints of the photographs, unless restricted by copyright or donor, are available upon request. Orders should be place with the Iconographic Unit of the Archival Services Branch. Reproduction costs vary according to the services requested, but there are no research or usage fees charged by the Division for use of this valuable photographic collection.

Arrangement Note

Chronological and numerical

Contents of the Collection

1. Negatives Received in 1950

Sir Walter Raleigh Axe, 1950 (1950)

N.50.7.102-108

Wedgwood Exhibit, Hall of History, Summer 1950, 1950 (1950)

N.50.7.109-112

Colonial Room and Confederate Room, Hall of History,September 30, 1950 (1950)

N.50.9.1-2

Loom, Hall of History, Manora Mewborn at Spinning Wheel, 1950

N.50.9.3-4

Manora Mewborn at the Spinning Wheel, 1950 (1950)

N.50.9.4

Photo of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Scott, 1950

N.50.9.5

Archives Work Room, 1950

N.50.10.1-5

Art Gallery, Corridor and Work Room, Storeroom, Oct. 5, 1950 (1950)

N.50.10.6.7

New Building Plans of Archives Center at Raleigh, Oct., 1950 (1950)

N.50.10.7-11

Dark Room, Archives and History, Mrs. Frances Whitley, 1950 (1950)

N.50.10.12-13

O M Storage Cabinet, Hall of History, Storeroom 5, 1950 (1950)

N.50.10.14-15

Publications Storeroom, Dept. of Archives and History, 1950

N.50.10.16

State Musuem - Gallery and Work Room, 1950 (1950)

N.50.10.17-22

Trailer of French Gratitude Gifts in Henderson Co.,Oct 1950, 1950 (1950)

N.50.10.23-25

Old Valentine, 1950 (1950)

N.50.10.26

Guy A. Weatherly, Traveling Musuem Curator, 1950 (1950)

N.50.12.1-2

Southern Pines School Play about Shaw Family, 1950 (1950)

N.50.12.3-4

First Copy of North Carolina Gazette, 1950 (1751)

N.50.11.5-7

2. Negatives Received in 1951

Scope and Content:

These negatives have been filed with either no date or out of original order. They have been catalogued as such with information being added as found.

Seal of Willie P. Mangum for Publications, January, 1993 (1951)

N.51.1.1-2

Laminating Machine, Basement of Archives and History, January, 1993 (1951)

N.51.1.3-4

Smokestack of the Ram Albemarle, Hall of History, January, 1951 (1951)

N.51.1.5-6

Gen. Stephen Ramseur, from portrait in Hall of History, 1951 (1951)

N.51.2.1

Mrs. Anne Hornblow, from portrait on Hall of History, February, 1993 (1951)

N.51.2.2-3

Photo from book of Joshua Forman, for Bill Powell, 1951 (1951)

N.51.4.3-4

Textile Exhibit, Reconstruction Room, Hall of History, 1951 (1951)

N.51.4.5

Old Weaving Pattern, Rosebud and Rattlesnake, 1951 (1951)

N.51.4.6

Charles B. Aycock Birthplace, 1951 (1951)

N.51.4.7

Governor John M. Morehead, 1951 (1951)

N.51.4.8

Confederate Railroad Ticket, 1951 (1951)

N.51.4.9

P. G. Mangum, 1951 (1951)

N.51.4.10

Early Locomotive, "Tornado", 1951 (1951)

N.51.4.11

Eli Whitney, from book in Archives, 1951 (1951)

N.51.5.1

GONE ARE THE DAYS, by Harnett, 1951 (1951)

N.51.5.1 A

Whitney's Cotton Gin, 1951 (1950)

N.51.5.2

Carolina Parrot-Copy from Audubon bird book in State Library, 1951 (1951)

N.51.5.3-6

Photos of old gun, English make, brought in to be identified, 1951 (1951)

N.51.5.7-8

Copies of John White's Drawings (discarded), 1951 (1951)

N.51.5.9

Copy of Photos in Hall of History, Wharf at Plymouth, AandP RR, 1951 (1951)

N.51.7.2-3

William Hooper, 1951 (1951)

N.51.7.6

Photo of Oil Portrait of Joseph Hewes, 1951 (1951)

N.51.7.7

Photo of Edwin M. Holt and Alamance Mill, 1951 (1951)

N.51.7.8

Two Cases in Colonial Room, Hall of History, 1951 (1951)

N.51.7.9-15

New Addition to Education Building, Interior and Exterior, 1951 (1951)

N.51.7.16-21

Henry Clay. Copy of Portrait in State Capitol, 1993 (1951)

N.51.8.2

Trailer, 1951 (1951)

N.51.8.3

Seal of the Lords Proprietors, 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.1

John Eaton, 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.3

Peggy Eaton, 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.4

Gov. Alexander Martin, from portrait belonging to Hall of History, 1993 (1951)

N.51.8.1

Locomotive Romulus Saunders, 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.5

Halifax Resolves, 1993 (1951)

N.51.9.6-7

George Davis, 1993 (1951)

N.51.9.8

Christopher Crittenden, 1993 (1951)

N.51.9.9-13

Battle of Alamance, 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.15

Piano, 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.16-17

Furniture by Tom Day, Milton, N.C., 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.18

Furniture by Tom Day, Milton, N.C., 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.20

Furniture by Tom Day, Milton, N.C., 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.19

Furniture by Tom Day, Milton, N.C., 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.21

Spool Bed Furniture by Tom Day, Milton, N.C., 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.22

Furniture (bed) by Tom Day, Milton, N.C., 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.23

Spool bed by Tom Day, Milton, N.C., 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.24

Wardrobe by Tom Day, Milton, N.C., 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.25

Presbyterian Church, Milton, N.C., 1951 (1951)

N.51.9.26

Albemarle, 1951 (1951)

N.51.11.1-7

Microfilm Project, 1951 (1951)

N.51.11.8

Paschal, Herb and microfilm, 1951 (1951)

N.51.11.9-10

Seal of North Carolina, 1951 (1951)

N.51.11.11

Portrait Of Orren R. Smith, 1993 (1951)

N.51.11.12

Engraving of Sir Walter Raleigh, 1993 (1951)

N.51.11.13

3. Negatives Received in 1952

Scope and Content:

These negatives have been filed with either no date or out of original order. They have been catalogued as such with information being added as found.

Confederate flags of Goldsboro Rifles and James I. Waddell, 1993 (1951)

N.52.1.1-2

Early Tool Gallery, Hall of History, January, 1993 (1951)

N.52.1.3-4

Catalogue and first page from Carolina Charter advertisement, 1993 (1952)

N.52.1.5-6

Daniel A. Tompkins, BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF N. C., Vol. 1, 1952 (1952)

N.52.1.7-8

Portrait of Governor James Turner, 1952 (1952)

N.52.1.9-10

Cabin of Nancy Hanks near Belmont, 1952 (1952)

N.52.2.7

Myrtle Underwood School Children in School Museum (discarded)., 1952 (1952)

N.52.5.1-6

Sir Walter Raleigh Portrait (discarded), 1952 (1952)

N.52.5.7

James K. Polk Birthplace, 1952 (1952)

N.52.5.8

Andrew Jackson Birthplace, 1952 (1952)

N.52.5.9

Flag flown at Ft. Macon, Civil War, before and after lamination, 1952 (1952)

N.52.5.11

Duke of Richmond and Marquis of Rockingham (discarded), 1952 (1952)

N.52.5.12-13

William S. Ashe, 1952 (1952)

N.52.5.14

Moore Bros. Transportation Co. and School Children (discarded), 1952 (1952)

N.52.5.15-18

Bennett House, 1952 (1952)

N.52.5.19-20

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Evans of Nashville with dulcimer, etc., 1952 (1952)

N.52.5.21-24

Car stuck in the mud, 1909, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.3

Duke tobacco factory, Durham (discarded), 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.4

Map by de Bry of Roanoke Island, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.5

Men from Diebold Co. putting charter, etc. (discarded), 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.7

Title page of Raleigh's HISTORY OF THE WORLD (discarded), 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.8

Two negatives of Sir Humphrey Gilbert (one negative discarded), 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.9-10

Wright Brothers and first airplane flight (discarded), 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.11-12

Mulberry Hill, the old Blount home near Edenton, N.C., 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.13-14

ADVANCE, Confederate blockade runner, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.15

Broken picture of the Edenton Tea Party, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.16-17

Group at East Lake waiting for the ferry., 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.18-19

1770 John Collet Map of North Carolina for George III, 1987 (1952)

N.52.7.20-21

Hayes Plantation, near Edenton, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.22-24

School Play at Myrtle Underwood School, Raleigh, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.25-28

Elizabethan ship, copy of (discarded), 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.29

Carolina Charter of 1663, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.30

Confederate battle flag of the First N. C. Regiment, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.32

Confederate flag of the Second N. C. Volunteers, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.33

State flag of the Second N. C. Regiment, front and back., 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.34-35

Confederate battle flag of the Thirty-Eighth N. C. Regiment, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.36

State flag of the Forty-Seventh Regiment N. C. Volunteers, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.37

Confederate battle flag of the Forty-Seventh N. C. Regiment, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.38

Bethel flag of the Buncombe Riflemen, 1952 (1952)

N.52.7.39

Guidon of the First Co., First Regiment, N. C. Troops, 1951 (1952)

N.52.7.40

Woodfield Inn, Flat Rock, N. C., 1952 (1952)

N.52.9.1

Episcopal Church, St. John-in-the-Wilderness, Flat Rock, N. C., 1952 (1952)

N.52.9.2

Rugby Grange Home, Fletcher, N. C., ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.9.3

Green River Plantation, Polk Co., N. C., 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.9.4

Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, N. C., ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.9.5-6

Connemara, Flat Rock, Henderson Co., N. C., 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.9.7

Large Boxwood, Fletcher, N. C., ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.9.8

Thomas Wolfe's Angel, Hendersonville, N. C., 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.9.9

Historic Highway Markers in North Carolina, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.1-5

State Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.6

Reception, Southeastern Museums' Conference, 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.7

Oak Tree Planted on Capitol Square, Raleigh, N. C., ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.8

"Scott Oak", Raleigh, N. C., ca. 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.10.9-10

Governor W. Kerr Scott and "Scott" Oak, Raleigh, N. C., 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.10.11-12

Ann Beal, Exhibits Curator, Hall of History, Raleigh, N. C.,1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.10.13-18

Painting a Fence at the Hall of History, Raleigh, N. C., ca.1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.19-20

Julia McConnahey and Photostat Machine, Hall of History,N.C.,c1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.21-22

Ed Miles w/ N. C. Historic Site Highway Marker, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.23

Joy E. Jordan, Hall of History, Raleigh, N. C., ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.24-26

Frank Burton, N. C. State Archivist, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.27-29

Frances Whitley, Archivists,w/ Laminating Mach., Ral.,N.C.,c1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.30

Diagram of Salem Tavern, Old Salem, N. C., ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.31

Blanche Johnson, Aand H Director's Office, Raleigh, N. C., ca.1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.32-34

May Hill, Historic Publications, N. C. Hall of History, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.35-37

Microfilm Camera, State Auditor's Office, Raleigh, N. C., ca1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.38

Mrs. Bee Hardee at Microfilm Reader, N.C. Hall of History, c1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.40

D.L. Corbett, Archivist, N. C. Hall of History, Raleigh, ca.1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.41-43

Dorothy Phillips, Photographer/ Archivist, N.C. Hall of History, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.44-48

Marvin Rogers, Handyman,NC Dept Archives/History, Raleigh, c1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.49-51

Barney Schettler, N.C. Archives and History, Raleigh, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.52-53

N.C. Div. Archives and History Charter Case, Raleigh, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.54-55

Beth Crabtree, Archivist, N. C. Archives, Raleigh, ca. 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.10.56-57

Eva Lawrence, N.C. Archives Publications, Raleigh, 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.10.58-60

Henry Perry Fumigating the Vault at N.C. Archives, Raleigh, 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.10.61

Doris Harris, N. C. Archives, Raleigh, 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.10.62-63

Mary Rogers, Search Room Archivist, Raleigh, N. C., 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.10.64-65

N.C.F. and Y.U. Engine, Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley R.R., ca. 1880, 1952 (ca. 1880)

N.52.10.66

A. and P. R.R. Engine, n.d., 1952 (n.d.)

N.52.10.67

Yadkin Valley R.R. Passenger Station, n.d., 1952 (n.d.)

N.52.10.69

"Tornado", Early N. C. Locomotive, n.d., 1952 (n.d.)

N.52.10.68

Romulus Sanders Locomotive, Raleigh, N. C., ca. 1855, 1952 (ca. 1855)

N.52.10.70

W.N.C.R.R. Engine on Birch Ridge Cut, McDowell Co., N. C., c1890, 1952 (ca. 1890)

N.52.10.71

Thomas Wolfe House, Asheville, N. C., ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.10.72-73

Dr. J.W.R. Norton Visits N.C. Hall of History, Raleigh, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.3

Guilford Courthouse Battlegound, Greensboro, N. C., 1781, 1952 (1781)

N.52.11.4-4A

Wm. Hooper House, Wilmington, N. C., ca. 1776, 1952 (ca. 1776)

N.52.11.5

Alamance Battleground, near Burlington, N. C., ca. 1776, 1952 (ca. 1781)

N.52.11.6

"Raleigh" R.R. Engine, N. C. Hall of History, 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.11.8-9

Carolina Charter and Case, Hall of History, Raleigh, N. C., 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.11.10

Children in Roanoke Island Room, N.C. Hall of History, 1952, 1952 (1952)

N.52.11.11-12

Richd. D. Spaight Dueling Pistols, N. C. Hall of History, ca1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.13

Exhibits in the N.C. Hall of History, Raleigh, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.14-15

Document in the N. C. Hall of History, Raleigh, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.16

Furniture from the Blount Collection, N.C. Hall of History,c1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.17-18

Cradle on Exhibit, Blount Collection, N.C. Hall of History,c1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.20

Children in Portrait Gallery, N.C. Hall of History, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.21

Mayflower Cup, N. C. Hall of History, Raleigh, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.22-23

Buggymobiles in the N.C. Hall of History, Raleigh, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.24-25

Model of the "Raleigh" on Exhibit, N.C. Hall of History, ca.1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.27

Exhibits in the N.C. Hall of History, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.28

N. C. Hall of History Scenes, Raleigh, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.11.29

Culture Week, North Carolina Archives, Raleigh, ca. 1952, 1952 (ca. 1952)

N.52.12.1-8

4. Negatives Received in 1953

Governor William W. Holden, c. 1870, 1953; 1870

N.53.1.262

Gov. William Hawkins (1777-1819), Pleasant Hill, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1810)

N.53.1.263

Gov. David S. Reid (1813-1891), Rockingham, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1845)

N.53.1.264

Gov. Tod R. Caldwell (1818-1874), Morganton, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1872)

N.53.1.265

Gov. William R. Davie (1756-1820), Halifax, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1800)

N.53.1.268

Gov. Arthur Dobbs (1689-1765), 1953 (ca. 1750)

N.53.1.269

Gov. Robert Daniel, Albemarle County, Carolina, 1953 (1703)

N.53.1.270

Gov. John Owen (1787-1841), Bladen County, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1830)

N.53.1.272

Gov. David Stone (1770-1818), Bertie County, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1808)

N.53.1.273

Governor Philip Ludwell, James City County, Virginia, 1953 (ca. 1690)

N.53.1.274

Governor Edward Hyde (ca.1650-1712), 1953 (1710)

N.53.1.275

Virginia Dare Desk, 1953; n.d.

N.53.1.282-283

Ann Beal and Beth Crabtree, NC Archives and History,Raleigh, 1953 (ca. 1953)

N.53.1.284-287

Statue of Nathanael Greene, Hall of History, Raleigh, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.53.3.1-3

Confederate Soldier at Battle of Gettysburg, 1953 (1863)

N.53.3.4

Confederate Soldier at the Battle of New Bern, N.C., 1953 (1862)

N.53.3.5

Residence of Col. William Polk, Raleigh, N.C., Built 1795, 1953 (ca. 1920)

N.53.3.6

Battle of Cowpens, near Camden, S.C., 1781, 1953 (1781)

N.53.3.7

Banner of the Ku Klux Klan, North Carolina, 1953 (1953)

N.53.3.8

Costume of the Ku Klux Klan, North Carolina, 1953 (1953)

N.53.3.9

Display Windows, Grimbrel's Store, Philadelphia, Penn., 1953 (n.d.)

N.53.3.10-11

Daniel Morgan (1736-1802), Revolutionary War Soldier, 1953 (ca. 1780)

N.53.3.12

Col. Isaac Shelby (1750-1826), N.C. Revolutionary War Soldier (discarded), 1953 (n.d.)

N.53.3.13

King's Mountain Battlefield, Cleveland Co., N.C., 1953 (1780)

N.53.3.14

William R. Davie (1756-1820), Statesman, Soldier, Educator (discarded), 1953 (ca. 1798)

N.53.3.15

New Garden Meeting House, Guilford Co., N.C. (discarded), 1953 (n.d.)

N.53.3.16

Tuckasege Ford, Gaston Co., N.C. (discarded), 1953 (n.d.)

N.53.3.17

G. B. Cherry, Supt. of Buildings and Grounds, Raleigh, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.53.3.18-20

Tryon Palace, Craven County, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1800)

N.53.3.21

O.H. Williams, Revolutionary War Soldier from N.C., 1953 (ca. 1780)

N.53.3.22

Trading Ford in Colonial North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1780)

N.53.3.23

Lillington Hall, Pender County, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1790)

N.53.3.24

Harnett House, New Hanover County, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1790)

N.53.3.25

Edmund Fanning (1737-1818), North Carolina Loyalist, 1953 (ca. 1790)

N.53.3.26

St. Philip's Church, Brunswick Town, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1740)

N.53.3.26a

Wills Forest, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1920)

N.53.3.27-28

Cornwallis Office, Hillsborough, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1780)

N.53.3.29

Cornwallis Headquarters, Hillsborough, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1780)

N.53.3.30

Flag of the 40th North Carolina Regiment, 1953 (ca. 1863)

N.53.3.32-33

Bain-Pettigrew Plantation, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1953 (1936)

N.53.3.34

The Old North Carolina State House at Raleigh, 1953 (ca. 1820)

N.53.3.35

Willie Person Mangum (1792-1861), Orange County, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1835)

N.53.3.36-37

Colonial Shoemaking Tools, 1953 (ca. 1775)

N.53.3.38

The North Carolina State Capitol at Raleigh, 1953 (ca. 1850)

N.53.3.39

50th Anniversary Exhibit, North Carolina Hall of History, 1953 (1953)

N.53.3.40

Upper Stone and Lower Stone Churches, Rowan Co., N.C., 1953 (ca. 1800)

N.53.3.41-42

Cherokee Indian Cabin in the North Carolina Mountains, 1953 (ca. 1900)

N.53.3.44

A North Carolina Frontiersman, 1953 (ca. 1790)

N.53.3.46

Antebellum Cotton Press in North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1855)

N.53.3.47

Council Oak, Morganton, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1907)

N.53.3.48

Railroad Accident at Boston's Bridge, Iredell Co., N.C., 1953 (1891)

N.53.3.49

Ft. Dobbs, Rowan Co., N.C., Built 1755, 1953 (n.d.)

N.53.3.50

Old County Courthouse, Salisbury, N.C., 1953 (1855)

N.53.3.51

North Carolina Hunting Scene, 1953 (ca. 1875)

N.53.3.52

Old Mill, Reem's Creek, near Weaverville, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1855)

N.53.3.53

Governor Arthur Dobbs, 1953; n.d.

N.53.3.54

Gov. Samuel Johnston (1733-1816), Edenton, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1785)

N.53.1.260

Jamesville and Washington Railroad, Dymond City, N.C., 1953 (n.d.)

N.53.3.55

Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Trestle, 1953 (n.d.)

N.53.3.56

Horse-Shoe Trestle and Excursion Train, 1953 (pre-1942)

N.53.3.57

Gov. Clyde R. Hoey (1877-1954), Shelby, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1935)

N.53.1.267

Gov. Benjamin Smith (1756-1826) Wilmington, N.C., 1953 (1810)

N.53.1.271

Lt. Col. Banastre Tarleton, British Army, 1953 (ca. 1780)

N.53.3.28a

Pyle's Pond, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1780)

N.53.3.31

Colonial Room at Raleigh, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1953)

N.53.4.1-2

Home of Col. William Polk, Raleigh, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1920)

N.53.6.6

Montfort Hall, Raleigh, N.C., 1953; n.d.

N.53.5.58-59

Gov. James Turner (1766-1824), Bute (Warren) Co., N.C., 1953 (1802)

N.53.7.1

Hunting Lodge of Pembroke Jones, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1950)

N.53.7.2-7

Tryon Palace Excavations @ New Bern, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1950)

N.53.7.8-17

Communion Service at Christ Church, New Bern, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1950)

N.53.7.18-19

Sir Walter Raleigh (1566?-1618), 1953 (ca. 1590)

N.53.7.20-21

Zebulon Baird Vance (1830-1894), Asheville, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1880)

N.53.7.23

Gov. Oliver Max Gardner (1882-1947), Shelby, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1930)

N.53.7.24

Charles II, King of England, 1660-1685, 1953 (ca. 1675)

N.53.7.25

North Carolina Memorial at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, 1953 (ca. 1950)

N.53.7.26

"Tornado", Seaboard Air Line Railroad Locomotive, 1953 (b.1840)

N.53.7.27

Charles B. Aycock (1859-1912), Fremont, N.C., 1953 (1901)

N.53.7.28

J.L. Jackson with North Carolina Schoolchildren, 1953 (1953)

N.53.7.29-30

Haywood's Kicking Machine, Croatan, North Carolina, 1953 (1953)

N.53.7.31

Vail-Clarke House, New Bern, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.53.7.32

Greenfield Plantation, Chowan County, North Carolina, 1953 (1953)

N.53.7.33

Parson Earl's Schoolhouse at Chowan County, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.53.7.34

Bandon Plantation, Chowan County, North Carolina, 1953 (1953)

N.53.7.35-36

Albania, Chowan County, North Carolina, 1953 (1953)

N.53.7.37

Sycamore Plantation, Chowan County, N.C., Built ca. 1690, 1953 (1953)

N.53.7.39

Wright Memorial, Dare County, North Carolina, 1953 (1953)

N.53.7.40-41

Connestee Falls, Transylvania County, N.C., n.d., 1953; n.d.

N.53.8.1-3

Judaculla Rock, Jackson County, N.C., n.d., 1953; n.d.

N.53.8.4-5

Pleasant Gardens, McDowell County, N.C., n.d., 1953; n.d.

N.53.8.6-7

Creekside Plantation, Burke County, N.C., Built 1836, 1953 (1953)

N.53.8.8

Swan Ponds, home of Isaac Avery, Burke County, N.C., 1953; n.d.

N.53.8.9

Unidentified Group visits Log Cabins in N.C. Mountains, 1953 (ca. 1953)

N.53.8.10-15

Mountain View, home of Samuel Greenlee, Burke County, N.C., n.d., 1953; n.d.

N.53.8.16

Hugh Waddell (ca.1734-1773), Bladen County, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1770)

N.53.10.1-2

Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Scale Model, 1953 (ca. 1953)

N.53.10.3

River Ferry, Asheville, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1870)

N.53.10.4

Patton Avenue, Asheville, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1870)

N.53.10.5

Zebulon Baird Vance (1830-1894), Asheville, N.C., 1996 (ca. 1865)

N.53.10.6

George Cherry, Supt. Capitol Bldg., Raleigh, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.53.10.7-10

Archives Stacks, Archives and History, Raleigh, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.53.10.11

Records Center Warehouse, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1953 (1953)

N.53.10.12-13

Carolina Charter of 1663, 1953 (1663)

N.53.10.14-17

State Exposition, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1953 (1884)

N.53.10.18

Wright Brothers Marker Dedication, Kitty Hawk, N.C., 1928, 1953 (1928)

N.53.10.19

Bill to Establish the North Carolina Historical Commission, 1953 (1903)

N.53.10.20-21

Historian and Journalist, Allan Nevins, c. 1940, 1953; c. 1940

N.53.11.1

Literary Historian Richard G. Walser, c. 1940, 1953; c. 1940

N.53.11.2

Sign of the Hall of History, Raleigh, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.53.12.1

Literary and Historical Society Awards, Raleigh, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.53.12.2

Mrs. Inglis Fletcher, N.C. Writer, 1953 (1953)

N.53.12.3

Awards Ceremony, Lit. and History Soc., Raleigh, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.53.12.4

Mayflower Award, Lit. and History Soc., Raleigh, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.53.12.5

The Original Wright Brothers Glider of 1903, 1953 (1953)

N.53.12.6

Wright Glider at Workshop, Kitty Hawk, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1903)

N.53.12.7

Carpenter's Tools at N.C. Hall of History, 1953 (1953)

N.53.12.8-10

Constitution House, Halifax, North Carolina, 1953 (ca. 1952)

N.53.12.11

Little Black Boys Eating Lollipops, Coinjock, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.53.12.12-13

Inland Waterway, Coinjock, North Carolina, 1953 (1953)

N.53.12.14

5. Negatives Received in 1954

I. M. LeGare (d. ca. 1808), Charleston, S. C., ca. 1800, 1953 (ca. 1800)

N.54.1.1

Hunter's Lodge, Wake Co., N. C., 1954, 1954 (n.d.)

N.54.9.18

Daingerfield Home, Fayetteville, N. C., 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.9.19-20

Old China Plates at Hall of History, Raleigh, N. C., 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.10.1-2

Party for Old Timers to Identify Barden Negs, Raleigh, N.C.,1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.10.3-5

Junior Historians Club, Raleigh, N. C., 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.10.6

"The Grove", Home of Willie Jones, Halifax Co., N. C., 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.10.7

Souvenir Calendars, Hall of History, 1903 and 1935, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.1-2

Female Academy, Anson County, N. C., n.d., 1954 (n.d.)

N.54.11.3

Duke Homestead, Durham Co., N. C., ca. 1910, 1954 (ca. 1910)

N.54.11.4

Yarborough House/ Hotel, Raleigh, N. C., ca. 1870, 1954 (ca. 1870)

N.54.11.5

Presentation of Vance Papers to N.C. Archives, 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.6-7

Tryon Palace, New Bern, N. C., ca. 1800, 1954 (ca. 1800)

N.54.11.8

Turpentine Stills in North Carolina, ca. 1885, 1954 (ca. 1885)

N.54.11.9-10

Gov. Tryon and The Regulators Meet, ca. 1768, 1954 (ca. 1768)

N.54.11.11

Stillwell Building, Western Carolina Coll., Cullowhee, N.C.,1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.12

Edenton Tea Party, Chowan Co., N. C., 1776, 1954 (1776)

N.54.11.13

North Carolina State Exposition, Raleigh, N. C., 1884, 1954 (1884)

N.54.11.14-15

Race Track, State Fair, Raleigh, N. C., ca. 1920, 1954 (ca. 1920)

N.54.11.16

State Fair Grounds, Raleigh, N. C., ca. 1920, 1954 (ca. 1920)

N.54.11.17

Theopholus Hunter House, Caraleigh, N. C., ca. 1954, 1954 (ca. 1954)

N.54.11.18-19

Ocean Terrace Hotel, Wrightsville Beach, N. C., 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.20

Lumina Pier, Wrightsville Beach, N. C., 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.21

Yacht Club, Wrightsville Beach, N. C., 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.22-23

Wrightsville Beach, After Hurricane, New Hanover Co., N. C.,1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.24-25

Lumina, After Hurricane Hazel, Wrightsville Beach, N. C., 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.26

Carolina Beach, After Hurricane Hazel, New Hanover Co.,N.C.,1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.27-40

Breakers Hotel, After Hurricane Hazel, Wilmington, N. C., 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.41

Caswell Beach, After Hurricane Hazel, New Hanover Co., N.C.,1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.42-43

Long Beach, After Hurricane Hazel, Brunswick Co., N. C., 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.11.44-53

Gov. Wm. Kerr Scott(1896-1958), Haw River, N. C., ca. 1948, 1954

N.54.12.1

Gov. Luther B. Hodges (1898-1974), Chapel Hill, N. C., ca.1953, 1954 (ca. 1953)

N.54.12.2

Gov. Warren Winslow (1810-1862), of Fayetteville, N. C., ca.1860, 1954 (ca. 1860)

N.54.12.3

Wm. B. Umstead (1895-1954), Durham Co., N. C., ca. 1953, 1954 (ca. 1953)

N.54.12.4

Gov. R. Gregg Cherry (1891-1957), ca. 1948, 1954 (ca. 1948)

N.54.12.5

Tod R. Caldwell (1818-1874), N.C. Gov., Morganton, N.C.,1870, 1954 (1870)

N.54.12.6

Presentation of Mayflower and Sir Walter Raleigh Awards, N.C.,1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.12.17-18

Gov. Benjamin Williams (1751-1814), Craven Co., N. C., 1799, 1954 (1799)

N.54.12.7

Governor William Walton Kitchen (1866- 1924), 1909, 1954 (1909)

N.54.12.8-9

Gov. David S. Reid (1813-1891), Rockingham Co., N. C., 1851, 1954 (1851)

N.54.12.10

Gov. Wm. Miller (1783-1825), from Warren Co., N. C., 1814, 1954 (1814)

N.54.12.11

Gov. John Owen (1787-1841), Bladen Co., N. C., 1828, 1954 (1828)

N.54.12.12

Clyde R. Hoey (1877- 1954), Shelby, N. C., ca. 1937, 1954 (ca. 1937)

N.54.12.13

Gov. J.C.B. Ehringhaus (1882-1949), Elizabeth City, N.C., 1933, 1954 (1933)

N.54.12.14

Burgwyn Cup Winners, Raleigh, N. C., 1954, 1954 (1954)

N.54.12.15-16

Mary Southerland Mangum, Orange (Durham) Co., N.C., 1953 (ca. 1880)

N.54.1.2

Martha Person Mangum, Orange (Durham) County, N.C., 1953 (ca. 1880)

N.54.1.3

Toddy Ladle, Made by John Copeland, Edenton, N.C., ca. 1760, 1953 (ca. 1760)

N.54.1.4-5

Staff, Dept. of Archives and History, Raleigh, N.C., 1953 (1948)

N.54.1.6-8

Confederate Fife and Drum Corps, Louisville, Kentucky, 1953 (1905)

N.54.2.1

Model Trains in the Hall of History at Raleigh, N.C., 1953 (1953)

N.54.2.2-3

Dr. C. Christopher Crittenden (1902-1969), in Smock, 1953 (1953)

N.54.2.4-5

Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge, Pender County, N.C., 1954 (1776)

N.54.2.6

Dr. Susan Dimock (1847-1875), Washington, N.C., 1954 (ca. 1870)

N.54.2.7

Model of Wright Brothers Flight, N.C. Hall of History, 1954 (1954)

N.54.2.8-9

Exhibit of the "Raleigh" Locomotive, Raleigh, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.2.10-11

Halifax Resolves, Halifax, North Carolina, 1953 (1776)

N.54.2.12

Confederate Seal, 1862, 1954 (1862)

N.54.3.1-2

Slave Quarters at Aycock Birthplace, Fremont, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.3.3

First and Second Lieutenants, Co. D, 33rd Reg. N.C.S.T., 1954 (ca. 1863)

N.54.3.4

Lillington Hall, Pender County, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.3.5-6

Model Trains at Work, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.3.7-10

Raleigh Police Force, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1954 (1929)

N.54.3.11

Gen. James B. Gordon (1822-1864), Wilkes County, N.C., 1954 (ca. 1862)

N.54.3.12

Gov. Edward B. Dudley (1789-1855) Onslow County, N.C., 1954 (1836)

N.54.3.13

Mrs. James I. Waddell (Anne S. Inglehart) Annapolis, MD., 1954 (ca. 1850)

N.54.3.14

Model Train Exhibit, N.C. Hall of History, Raleigh, 1954 (1954)

N.54.3.15-21

Governor John Willis Ellis (1820-1861), 1954 (ca. 1860)

N.54.3.22

Kiffin Rockwell Yates (1892-1918), Ashe County, N.C., 1954 (ca. 1916)

N.54.3.23

Patrick and Anne Edmonston Graves, Scotland Neck, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.3.24-26

Highway Marker to Site where C.S.S. Albemarle was Built, 1954 (1954)

N.54.3.27

Ruins of Edmonston House, Scotland, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.3.28-30

Trininty Episcopal Church, Scotland Neck, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.3.31-33

Treasurer Edwin M. Gill Pays Fee, Becomes Candidate, 1954 (1953)

N.54.3.33

Tobacco Plant Bed, Wake County, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.3.34-37

Long Leaf Pines in North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.3.38-39

Roanoke River, N.C., Near where Ram Albemarle was Built, 1954 (1954)

N.54.3.40-41

Ferry on the Yadkin River, North Carolina, 1953 (1919)

N.54.3.42

North Carolina Confederate Soldiers, 1953 (ca. 1863)

N.54.3.45

Cannon Cup, Hall of History, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.1

Daniel Morgan (1736-1802), Revolutionary War General, 1954 (ca. 1776)

N.54.4.2

Frances Whitley and MarJ. Hutchins, N.C. Archivists, 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.3

Historic Marker, William R. Davie House, Halifax, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.4

Grave of Joseph Montford (c1714-1775), Halifax, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.5-6

Grave of Nathaniel Macon (1758-1837), Vaughanlands, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.7

Home of Montford Stokes (1762-1842), Jackson, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.8-9

"Loretta", William R. Davie House, Halifax, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.10-11

Buck Springs, Nathaniel Macon House, Vaughanlands, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.12

Barn at Buck Springs, near Vaughanlands, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.13-14

Thomas Bragg House, Jackson, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.15

Williams-Reid-Macon House, Airlie, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.16-17

Royal White Hart Masonic Lodge, Halifax, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.18

Library, Halifax, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.19

DeBerry Home, Troy, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.20-22

Cole House, Ansonville, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.23

Interior View, Allen Kitchen, Wadesboro, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.24-27

Stanback House, Mt. Gilead, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.4.28-29

William Boylan (1777-1861), Raleigh, North Carolina, 1954 (ca. 1835)

N.54.5.1

Union Troops on a Noon-day Halt, 1954 (ca. 1863)

N.54.5.2

Mosby Hall, Littleton, N.C., built 1774, 1954 (1954)

N.54.5.3-4

Black Man Plowing with Mule in North Carolina, 1954 (ca. 1935)

N.54.5.5

Indian Mound in North Carolina, 1954 (ca. 1954)

N.54.5.6-9

Heartt House, Raleigh, North Carolina, Built ca. 1836, 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.1-7

Heartt House, Raleigh, N.C., Built ca. 1836, 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.8-13a

Andrew Johnson Birthplace, Raleigh, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.14-17

Monument to Joseph Hewes (1730-1779), Edenton, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.18

Wright Brothers Reconstructed Hangar, Kitty Hawk, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.19

Somerset Place, Pettigrew State Park, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.20-22

Chowan County Courthouse, Edenton, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.23

Barker House, Albemarle Sound, Edenton, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.24

Bay at Edenton, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.25-28

Albemarle Sound, from Ft. Raleigh, Roanoke Island, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.29-30

Ft. Raleigh, Roanoke Island, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.31-33

Scenes from "Lost Colony", Dare County, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.6.34-39

Archives Staff, Education Building, Raleigh, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.7.1-4

John Charles McNeill (1874-1907), Wagram, N.C., 1954 (ca. 1902)

N.54.7.5

Gov. Montford Stokes (1762-1842), Salisbury, N.C., 1954 (ca. 1815)

N.54.7.6

North Carolina Monument at Gettysburg Battlefield, Penn., 1954 (1954)

N.54.7.7-8

Historic Marker to Mangum House, Durham, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.7.9-10

Grave of Thomas Wolfe, Asheville, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.1-2

Grave of Zebulon B. Vance, Asheville, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.3

Grave of William Sidney Porter (O. Henry), Asheville, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.4

Sir Walter Raleigh (ca.1554-1618), 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.5

United States Arsenal, Fayetteville, North Carolina, 1954 (ca. 1860)

N.54.8.6

Fire Engine, Old Salem, N.C., Built ca. 1765, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.7

Magic Horse Tracks, Bath, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.8

Dr. Susan Dimock House, Washington, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.9

Brown House, Washington, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.10

Beaufort County Courthouse, Washington, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.11

Telfair House, Washington, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.12

John Tompkins House, Bath, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.13-14

St. Thomas Church, Bath, North Carolina, Built 1734, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.15-19

Restoration Work, Tryon Palace, New Bern, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.20-23

Sloop Point Plantation, Pender County, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.24-25

Fort Macon, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.26-31

Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.32-38

Moses H. Cone Estate, Blowing Rock, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.39-40

Thalian Hall, Wilmington, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.41

Pilot Mountain, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.42-44

Moravian Church, Winston Salem, N.C., Built 1807, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.45

Sister's House, Winston Salem, N.C., Built 1786, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.46-47

Fourth House, Winston Salem, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.48

Lick-Boner House, Winston Salem, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.49

God's Acre, Winston Salem, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.50-52

Alumni House, Salem College, Winston Salem, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.8.54

Peebles House, Kinston, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.9.1

Edgewood Farm, Kinston, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.9.2

Interior View, State Records Center, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.9.3-4

Interior View, State Archives, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.9.5-6

Jefferson Davis and the Confederate Cabinet, 1954 (1864)

N.54.9.7

Robert E. Lee and his Twenty-Six Generals, 1954 (1907)

N.54.9.8

Old Raleigh Banking and Trust Company, Raleigh, N.C., 1954 (ca. 1901)

N.54.9.9

Confederate Prison, Salisbury, North Carolina, 1954 (ca. 1862)

N.54.9.10

Tennessee State Archives, Nashville, Tennessee, 1954 (1954)

N.54.9.11

Inscription in an Old Violin, 1954 (1954)

N.54.9.12

Items for Sale, Hall of History, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1954 (1954)

N.54.9.13

1953 Publications, Publications Division, Raleigh, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.9.14

Mailing Books, Publications Division, Raleigh, N.C., 1954 (1954)

N.54.9.15-16

Rogers House, Wake Crossroads, Wake County, N.C., 1954 (n.d.)

N.54.9.17

6. Negatives Received in 1955

Bird's Eye View of Wilmington, N. C., 1873, 1955 (1873)

N.55.1.1

Schooner "Sultana", N. C. Hall of History, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.1.2

Confederate Uniforms on Display, N.C. Hall of History, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.1.3

Act to Incorporate Queen's College, Charlotte, N.C., 1809, 1955 (1809)

N.55.1.4-5

Side Saddle, N. C. Hall of History, Raleigh, ca. 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.1.6-7

Old Lock, N. C. Hall of History, Raleigh, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.1.8

Craft Room, N. C. Hall of History, Raleigh, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.1.9-12

Tryon Palace, New Bern, N. C., 1944, 1955 (1944)

N.55.1.13

16th Century English Costumes at N.C. Hall of History, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.2.1-28

Norman Larson at the N. C. Hall of History, Raleigh, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.2.29-30

Wright Flight, Kitty Hawk, N. C., 1903, 1955 (1903)

N.55.2.31-32

Mr./ Mrs. D.L. Corbitt, N.C. Hall of History, Raleigh, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.3.1-4

Grave of Benjamin Williams (1751-1814), Moore Co., N.C.,1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.3.5-6

Harrington House, Moore Co., N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.3.7

Girls in Antique Costumes, N.C. Hall of History, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.3.8-10

Harrison for President Ribbons, N.C Hall of History, 1955, 1955 (1840)

N.55.3.11

5 N.C. Colonial Era Notable Public Figures, Hall of History,1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.3.12

John Baptist Ashe (1748-1802), Rocky Pt., N. C., ca. 1780, 1955 (ca. 1780)

N.55.3.13

John Sevier (1745-1815) Gov'r, Indian Fighter, Rev. War Colonel,1955 (ca. 1796)

N.55.3.14

James Norcom, M.D.(1778-1850), Edenton, N. C., ca. 1825, 1955 (ca. 1825)

N.55.3.20

Jas. I. Waddell (1824-1886), Capt. C.S.S. Shenandoah, ca.1865, 1955 (ca. 1865)

N.55.3.16

Benj. Hawkins (1754-1816),Soldier,Indian Agt.,U.S. Senator,c1798, 1955 (ca. 1798)

N.55.3.17

Unidentified N. C. Farm Implement, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.1

Confederate Battle Flag at N. C. Hall of History, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.2

Jean Denny, Archivist, N. C. Hall of History, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.3-9

Largest Red Oak on Capitol Square, Raleigh, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.10-19

Unidentified N. C. Farming Implement, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.20

Dedication of Restored Old Gaol, Halifax, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.21-22

Gov. Hodges @ Dedication of Halifax Gaol, Halifax, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.23.26

Dr. C.C. Crittenden @ Dedication of Old Gaol, Halifax,N.C.,1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.27

Mrs. Sterling Gary @ Dedication of Old Gaol, Halifax, N.C.,1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.28

Myrtle Hill Plantation, Enfield, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.29

Avoca Plantation, Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.30-32

Melrose Plantation, Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.33

Evans House, Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.34-36

Freeman House, Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.37

The Cedars Plantation, Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.38

Chowan College, Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.39

Wheeler House, Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.40-42

Thomas Little House, near Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.43

Hare Plantation, near Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.44

"The Oaks" Plantation House, near Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.45

Meredith House, Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.46

Myrick House, Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.47

Cooper House, near Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.48

Blount Furguson House, near Murfreesboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.4.49

Administration and Officers, Police Dept., Raleigh, N. C., ca.1905, 1955 (ca. 1905)

N.55.5.1-2

Douglas Rights(1891-1956)Minister/Historian,Old Salem,N.C.,c1940, 1955 (1955)

N.55.5.3

Rifle on Exhibit, N.C. Hall of History, Raleigh, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.5.4

Confederate Room, N.C. Hall of History, Raleigh, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.5.5

Peebles House, Kinston, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.5.6

Foscue House and Plantation, near Pollocksville, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.5.7

Grave of Richard Caswell(1729-1789), Kinston, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.5.8-9

Gun Belonging to Matthew West, Durham, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.6.1

Lee Log Cabin, near Smithfield, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.1-16

"Capt. F.F. Brown's Relief", Raleigh N.C. Police Officers, c1912, 1955 (ca. 1912)

N.55.7.17

Hampton Lodge, Waterlily, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.18

Hope Plantation and House, Bertie Co., N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.19-23

Belvidere House and Plantation, Perquimans Co., N. C., Built 1767, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.24-30

Currituck County Courthouse, Currituck, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.31

Currituck County Jail, Currituck, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.32

Camden County Courthouse, Camden, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.33-34

Camden County Jail, Camden, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.35

Quaker Meeting House, Perquimans Co., N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.36

Old Brick House, Elizabeth City, N. C., Built 1758, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.37

Abandoned Coast Guard Station, Dare Co., N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.38-41

"Devil's Tramping Ground", N. C. Hall of History, Raleigh, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.42

Letter from Gov. Wm. Tryon, 1760, 1955 (1760)

N.55.7.43-44

Front Page of N. C. Gazette, New Bern, N. C., 1769, 1955 (1769)

N.55.7.45

Chippewa Indian Tomahawk, Northampton, MA, 1914, 1955 (1914)

N.55.7.46

Judge E.B. Denny Gives Oath to N.C. Archives Board Members, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.47

N.C. Archives and History Board Meeting, Raleigh, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.48

Episcopal Church, Beaufort, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.7.49

Monument to a Black Slave, Mars Hill, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.8.1-3

W. Carolina Historical Assn. Officers, Mars Hill, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.8.4-5

Dormitory, Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.8.6

Zeb Vance Birthplace, Weaverville, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.8.7-8

Map of the Commerce of North Carolina, 1770, 1955 (1770)

N.55.8.9

Old Log Schoolhouse, Mars Hill, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.8.10-11

Historic Marker Dedication, Woodfield Inn, Flat Rock, N. C.,1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.8.12

N.C. Hall of History Exhibit and Dollcase, Raleigh, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.9.1-2

Colonial Palace, Williamsburg, VA, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.9.3

Raleigh Tavern, Williamsburg, VA, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.9.4

Street Scene, Williamsburg, VA, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.9.5

Man in Living Costume, Williamsburg, VA, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.9.6

George Wythe House, Williamsburg, VA, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.9.7

Colonial Capitol, Williamsburg, VA, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.9.8

Powder Magazine, Williamsburg, VA, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.9.9-10

P. Denmark at L.L. Polk Historic Hwy. Marker, Polkton,N.C.,1948, 1955 (1948)

N.55.9.55

Mrs. Joye E. Jordan, N.C. Hall of History, Raleigh, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.10.1-4

Pewter Cup to be Identified @ N.C. Hall of History, Raleigh,1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.10.5-9

Picturesque View of Catawba Falls, N. C., ca. 1875, 1955 (ca. 1875)

N.55.10.11

Braxton Bragg Party @ Paint Rock, N. C., ca. 1872, 1955 (ca. 1872)

N.55.10.12-13

Stereoscope of N.C. State Capitol, Raleigh, ca. 1861, 1955 (ca. 1861)

N.55.10.14

Stereoscope of Geo Washington Statue, N.C. State Capitol,ca.1873, 1955 (ca. 1873)

N.55.10.15

Stereoscope of Gov. Reid @ N.C. State Capitol, Raleigh, ca. 1861, 1955 (ca. 1861)

N.55.10.16

Stereoscopic View of a N. C. Mountain Stream, ca. 1872., 1955 (ca. 1872)

N.55.10.17

Grave of Elisha Mitchell, Mt. Mitchell, N. C., ca. 1872, 1955 (ca. 1872)

N.55.10.18

Bridge Over a N. C. Mountain Stream, ca. 1872, 1955 (ca. 1872)

N.55.10.19

Stereoscopic View of a Rustic Bridge in N. C., ca. 1872, 1955 (ca. 1872)

N.55.10.20

First Baptist Church, Raleigh, N. C., ca. 1875, 1955 (ca. 1875)

N.55.10.25

Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Warrenton, N. C., ca. 1873, 1955 (ca. 1873)

N.55.10.26

Mrs. Westray Battle Boyce in N.C. Hall of History, Raleigh, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.10.27-28

Floral Arrangements of Vance Jerome, Raleigh, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.10.29-34

Schoolhouse Where P.S. Ney Taught, Rowan Co., N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.1

Thyateria Church, Rowan County, N. C., Deeded 1753, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.2

Third Creek Presbyterian Church, Rowan County, N. C., Built 1835, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.3

Captain Thomas Cowan House, Rowan County, N. C., Built 1775, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.4

Lower Stone Church, Rowan County, N. C., Built 1795, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.5-6

Organ Church, Rowan County, N. C., Erected 1795, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.7-8

John Stirewalt House, Rowan County, N. C., Built 1766, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.9-11

Michael Braun's Stone House, Rowan County, N. C., Built 1766, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.12

Mount Vernon, near Cleveland, N. C., Built 1822, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.13-14

Grave of Alexander Cathey, Thyateria Church, N. C., Dated 1766, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.15

Grave of Eliz. M. Steele, Thyateria Church, N. C., Dated 1791, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.16

Grave of Mr/Mrs John Knox, Thyateria Church, N. C., Dated 1911, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.17

Grave of Matthew Locke, Thyateria Church, N. C., Dated 1801, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.18

Grave of Thomas Cowan, Thyateria Church, N. C., Dated 1817, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.19

Grave of Peter Stewart Ney, Third Creek Church, N. C., 1846, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.20-21

Maxwell Chambers House, Salisbury, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.22-29

Cutten Silver on Exhibit @ N.C. Hall of History, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.11.30-31

Thomas Barker (1713-1789), Edenton, N. C., ca. 1771, 1955 (ca. 1771)

N.55.11.32

Penelope Barker (1728-1796), Edenton, N. C., ca. 1775, 1955 (ca. 1775)

N.55.11.33

Daniel Boone (1734-1820), Hunter and Pioneer, ca. 1784, 1955 (ca. 1784)

N.55.11.34

Restoration of the Andrew Johnson House, Raleigh, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.12.1-12

Reconstruction Room, N. C. Hall of History, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.12.13

Elizabethan Pinnace at Sea, ca. 1600, 1955 (ca. 1600)

N.55.12.14

Dickson House, near Hillsboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.12.15-16

Bennett Memorial, near Hillsboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.12.17-20

Out House at Hillsboro, N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.12.21

Ayr Mount, Kirkland Place, Hillsboro, N. C., Built ca. 1794, 1955 (1955)

N.55.12.22-23

Hazel- Nash House, Hillsboro, N. C., Built 1769, 1955 (1955)

N.55.12.24

Alamance Battleground Highway Markers, Alamance Co., N. C., 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.12.25-26

Old Fashioned Christmas Tree, N. C. Hall of History, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.12.27

Mr/Mrs Wm Mahler Beside Old Fashioned Christmas Tree, 1955, 1955 (1955)

N.55.12.28

7. Negatives Received in 1956

Tryon Palace Furniture, New Bern, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.1.1-9

Allen Kitchen, Wadesboro, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.1.10-20

Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) of Virginia, ca. 1805, 1955 (ca. 1805)

N.56.1.21

Seal of the Lords Proprietors, ca. 1663, 1955 (1955)

N.56.1.22

Pettigrew Chapel, Scuppernong, N. C., Built 1803, 1956 (1803)

N.56.1.23

Wake Forest University Campus, Winston Salem, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.2.1-3

Salem Tavern, Old Salem, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.2.4

Brothers House, Old Salem, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.2.5

Wachovia Museum, Old Salem, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.2.6

Emerald Isle Beach, Carteret County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.2.7-8

Calvin Jones House, Wake Forest, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.2.9

Andrew Jackson, "Brave Boy of the Waxhaws", Union Co.,N.C.,c1780, 1956 (1876)

N.56.2.10

Halifax Resolves, Halifax, N. C., 1776, 1956 (1776)

N.56.2.12

North Carolina Ordinance of Secession, 1861, 1956 (1861)

N.56.2.13

Pleasant Gardens, McDowell Co., N. C., 1956, 1956 (n.d.)

N.56.2.14

Ingleside Plantation House, Lincoln Co., N. C., Built 1817, 1956 (n.d.)

N.56.2.15

Hayes Plantation, Edenton, N. C., Built 1801, 1956 (n.d.)

N.56.2.16

Quaker Meadows, Burke County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (n.d.)

N.56.2.17

Orton Plantation, Brunswick County, N. C., Built 1725, 1956 (n.d.)

N.56.2.18

Amp Dial, C. P. and L. Co., Raleigh, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.2.19

Trinity College, Durham, N. C., 1882, 1956 (1882)

N.56.2.20

Stanly House, New Bern, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.2.21

Buck Springs, Warren County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.2.22

Ft. Macon and Surrounding Areas, N. C., ca. 1862, 1956 (ca. 1862)

N.56.2.23

Ruins of St. Philip's Church, Brunswick, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.1-2

Col. Maurice Moore Memorial, Brunswick, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.3

Orton Plantation and House, Brunswick Co., N. C., Built 1725, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.4-6

Chapel @ Orton Plantation, Brunswick Co., N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.7-8

Gardens @ Orton Plantation, Brunswick Co., N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.9-12

Ft. Johnston, Southport, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.13-14

"Vue of New York", Discovered in N. C., 1836, 1956 (1836)

N.56.3.15-16

Gov. Hodges, Dr. Holoman w/ Foreigners @ N.C. State Capitol,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.17

Canova Statue of Washington, N. C. State Capitol, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.18-19

William Sydney Porter, a.k.a. O. Henry, (1862-1910), ca. 1902, 1956 (ca. 1902)

N.56.3.20

O. Henry Birthplace, Greensboro, N. C., ca. 1911, 1956 (ca. 1911)

N.56.3.21

Schoolhouse that O. Henry Attended, Greensboro, N. C., ca. 1911, 1956 (ca. 1911)

N.56.3.22

Map of Montgomery County, N. C., 1924, 1956 (1924)

N.56.3.23

Florida Trailer Museum, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.24

Illinois State Museumobile, 1955, 1956 (1955)

N.56.3.25

The Wisconsin Historymobile, ca. 1956, 1956 (ca. 1956)

N.56.3.26

Dr. C. C. Crittenden (1902-1969), N.C. Archives Director, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.27

Jn. Husband Petition to Gov. Josiah Martin, ca. 1772, 1956 (ca. 1772)

N.56.3.28

William Butler Petition to Gov. Josiah Martin, 1771, 1956 (1771)

N.56.3.29

Letter from Gov. Wm. Tryon to N.C. House of Assembly, 1771, 1956 (1771)

N.56.3.30

Minutes of Council, Halifax, N. C., 1771, 1956 (1771)

N.56.3.31

Petition from Gov. Wm. Tryon for Supplies, 1771, 1956 (1771)

N.56.3.32

Notice of Election from Onslow County, N. C., 1769, 1956 (1769)

N.56.3.33

Letter from Gov. Wm. Tryon Resquesting Troops, 1768, 1956 (1768)

N.56.3.34

Proclaimation from Gov. Wm. Tryon Against the Regulators, 1771, 1956 (1771)

N.56.3.35

Account of the Battle of Alamance, 1771, 1956 (1771)

N.56.3.36-39

Address to Gov. Wm. Tryon from Citizens of Orange Co.,N.C., 1771, 1956 (1771)

N.56.3.40-41

Marching Orders from N. C. Gov. Wm. Tryon, 1768, 1956 (1768)

N.56.3.42

Petition to Gov Wm Tryon from Citizens of Halifax Co.,N.C.,c1768, 1956 (ca. 1768)

N.56.3.43

Reward for Regulator Leaders Offered by Gov. Wm. Tryon, 1771, 1956 (1771)

N.56.3.44

Bills for Supplies for Tryon's Army, 1771, 1956 (1771)

N.56.3.45-46

Oaths of Alliegances Pertaining to Battle of Alamance, 1771, 1956 (1771)

N.56.3.47-48

Delaware Records Center, Dover, DE, ca. 1930, 1956 (ca. 1930)

N.56.3.49

N. C. State Flags, 1861 and 1885, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.50

Alamance Battleground, near Burlington, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.53-57

Scenes @ Alamance Battleground, Burlington, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.58-63

Breastworks @ Bentonville Battleground, Johnston Co.,N.C.,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.64-65

Old Brick House @ Alamance Battleground, Burlington, N.C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.3.66-67

Croatan Indian Family and House, Dare Co., N. C., ca. 1890, 1956 (ca. 1890)

N.56.4.1

Cornelia P. Spencer (1825-1908), Author, Chapel Hill,N.C.,c.1888, 1956 (ca. 1888)

N.56.4.2

Floor Plan of the N. C. Museum @ Raleigh, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.4.3

Interior of Barker House, Edenton, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.4.4-6

Old Inn, Rocky Mount, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.4.7

Hope Plantation, Home of NC Gov David Stone (1808-10),Bertie Co., 1956 (1956)

N.56.4.8-11

Gambrel Roof House, at Halifax, N. C., n. d., 1956 (n.d.)

N.56.4.16

Iredell House, Edenton, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.4.12-15

Unidentified Halifax House, Halifax, N. C., n.d., 1956 (n.d.)

N.56.4.17

Halifax Jail, Halifax, N. C., Built ca. 1838, 1956 (1956)

N.56.4.18

Old Church at Halifax, N. C., Built ca. 1793, 1956 (1956)

N.56.4.19

Pope's Hotel, Halifax, N. C., Built ca. 1830, 1956 (n.d.)

N.56.4.20

Magazine Spring, Halifax, N. C., ca. 1910, 1956 (ca. 1910)

N.56.4.21

Unidentified House at Halifax, N. C., Built ca. 1850, 1956 (n.d.)

N.56.4.22

Antebellum Courthouse, Halifax, N. C., ca. 1900, 1956 (ca. 1900)

N.56.4.23

Colonial Buggy Factory, Halifax, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.4.24

Grove House, Halifax, N. C., ca. 1910, 1956 (ca. 1910)

N.56.4.25

Tapp Room, Halifax, N. C., ca. 1956, 1997 (ca. 1956)

N.56.4.26

Gambrel Roof House, near Wilcox House, Halifax, N. C., ca.1956, 1956 (ca. 1956)

N.56.4.27

Alston House, Moore County, N. C., ca. 1956, 1956 (ca. 1956)

N.56.4.28-33

Historic Houses @ Mrfreesboro, N. C., ca. 1956, 1956 (ca. 1956)

N.56.4.37-41

Aspen Hall, Chatham County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.4.42

Grave of Richard Caswell, Kinston, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.4.43-45

Town Creek Indian Mound, Montgomery County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.4.46-47

Coliseum @ Charlotte, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.1-2

Owens Auditorium, Charlotte, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.3

Archivists @ Alamance Battleground Trailer, Alamance Co,NC,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.4-5

Shipwreck Debris @ Nags Head, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.6-12

L and H Assn. Meeting PicNic, Cape Hatteras, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.13-20

James Y. Joyner (1862-1954), LaGrange, N. C., ca. 1910, 1956 (ca. 1910)

N.56.5.21

Cherokee Indian Masks, N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.22-23

Cherokee Indian Beads, N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.24

Cherokee Indian Bag, N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.25

Cherokee Indian Bowls, N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.26-28

Cherokee Indian Figurines at the N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.29

Unidentified World War I Soldiers, ca. 1918, 1956 (ca. 1918)

N.56.5.30

Battle of Bentonville, Johnston County, N. C., 1865, 1956 (1865)

N.56.5.31

Henry Clay Oak, Raleigh, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.32-33

President Andrew Johnson Birthplace, Raleigh, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.34-36

Gold Hill, Rowan County, N. C., ca. 1855, 1956 (ca. 1855)

N.56.5.37

Battle of Black River, Averasboro, N. C., 1865, 1956 (1865)

N.56.5.38

Zebulon Vance Birthplace, Buncombe County, N. C., ca. 1900, 1956 (ca. 1900)

N.56.5.39

Early 19th Century Card Table and Side Board, Pender Co.,N.C.,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.40-41

Sloop Point Plantation and House, Pender County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.42-43

Interior View, Sloop Pt. Plantation House, Pender Co.,N.C.,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.44

Luncheon @ Sloop Pt. Plantation, Pender Co.,N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.45

Sloop Point Plantation House, Pender County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.46

Old Farmhouse, Johnston County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.47-48

Country Doctor's Old House, Pittsboro, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.49

Antebellum House, Pittsboro, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.50

Masonic Hall, Pittsboro, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.51

Scenic View, Ft. Johnston, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.52

Antebellum House, Montgomery County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.53-54

Antebellum House, Halifax, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.55

Dutch Colonial House, Halifax, N. C., Built ca. 1765, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.56-58

Dolls on Exhibit, Halifax, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.59-61

Gary House, Halifax, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.5.62

Town Creek Indian Mound, Montgomery County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.1-22

Blount Hall, Pitt County, N. C., Built ca. 1762, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.23

Grimes House, Pitt County, N. C., Built 1793, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.24

Henry Clay (1777-1852), American Statesman, 1956 (n.d.)

N.56.6.25-27

Lodge of Order of Red Men, Dallas, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.28

Zeb Vance Birthplace, Buncombe County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.29-32

19th Century Hotel, Dallas, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.33-34

Green River Plantation, Polk County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.35

Delapidated Old House, Guilford County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.36-42

Alamance National Battleground, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.43-44

Grier House, Matthews, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.45

Koerner's Folly, Kernersville, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.46-48

Howser House, King's Mountain, S. C., Built 1802, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.49

Pine Avenue, Arden, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.50

"Buck Shoals", Nye Home, Arden, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.51-53

Ruins of St. Philip's Church, Brunswick County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.54-57

Foundation of an Old Mill, Snow Camp, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.58

Log House, Chatham County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.59

Mill Race, Alamance County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.60-61

Zeb Vance Birthplace, Buncombe County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.62-65

"Under the Big House", Hope Plantation, Bertie Co.,N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.66-67

Blanche Johnson, Director's Office, N.C.A. and H., Raleigh, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.68-69

Dr. Christopher Crittenden, Director N.C.D.A.andH., Raleigh, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.70

Smith House, Scotland Neck, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.71

Archivist in Indian Mask, Raleigh, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.6.72

Amphitheater Play "Thunder Over Carolina", Lincolnton,N.C.,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.1-16

King's Mountain National Military Park, S. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.17-21

Gov. L. Hodges w/ Board of N.C. Archives and History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.22

Antique Guns @ N.C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.23-30

Guns from N.C. Hall of History Collection, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.23A-30A

Shed at Alamance National Battleground, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.31-42

Birthplace of Gov. Wm. Umstead, Bahama, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.43

Wilcox House, Halifax, N. C., Built ca. 1825, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.44-47

Tap Room, Halifax, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.48

Old Spring @ Halifax, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.49-50

Calvin Jones House, Wake Forest, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.51-53

Fairntosh Plantation, Durham County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.54-57

German Reformed Church, Guilford County, N. C., Built 1813, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.58

W. S. Tarlton, N. C. Div. of Historic Sites, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.59

Norman Larson, Archivist, N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.60

Side View, German Reformed Church, Guilford County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.7.61

Sub- Basement, Brother's House, Winston Salem, N. C., Built 1768, 1956 (1956)

N.56.8.1

Wedgewood China @ N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.8.2-10

Antique Coffee Maker, N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.8.11

Colonial Wax Seal, N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.8.12-13

Jos. Clay Family Tree, N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.8.14-15

Hwy. Marker to N.C. Dental Soc., Raleigh, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.8.16-17

Saint Valentine's Day, 1864, 1956 (1864)

N.56.8.18

Contemporary Ladie's Fashions, 1864, 1956 (1864)

N.56.8.19-20

Fort Fisher, N. C., 1864, 1956 (1864)

N.56.8.21

C.S.S. Albemarle Attacking a Union Gunboat, Plymouth,N.C.,1864, 1956 (1864)

N.56.8.22

Confederate Ram @ Wilmington, N. C., 1864, 1956 (1864)

N.56.8.23

Sassacus Ramming the C.S.S. Albemarle, Albemarle Sound,N.C.,1864, 1956 (1864)

N.56.8.24

War Relics, Durham Children's Museum, Durham, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.8.25-30

War Relics, Durham Children's Museum, Durham, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.8.31-36

War Relics, Durham Children's Museum, Durham, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.8.37-42

Tobacco Barns, Caswell County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.1-4

U.D.C. Unveils Confederate Monument, Beach Gap, N.C.,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.5-7

Gen. Robert Howe Gravesite, Columbus County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.8-12

1903 Buggymobile, N. C. Hall of History, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.13-14

N.C. Archivist Receiving Book from Printer, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.15

Mangum Letter Book, N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.16-18

Confederate Flag of the 26th Regiment, N. C. Troops, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.19

Old Confederate Flag, N. C. Hall of History, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.20

David Stone (1770-1818), Bertie County, N. C., 1810, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.21-22

Researchers @ N. C. Archives, Raleigh, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.23-27

H.G. Jones, N.C. State Archivist, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.28

Journal of N. C. Provincial Congress, 1776, 1956 (1776)

N.56.9.29

N. C. Colonial Laws of the Sabbath, 1956 (ca. 1741)

N.56.9.30

Page from N. C. Constitution, 1776, 1956 (1776)

N.56.9.31

1862 Confederate Seal, N. C. Hall of History, 1956 (1862)

N.56.9.32

Chandeliers, Tryon Palace, New Bern, N. C., 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.33-34

N.C. County Historians Tour Anson Co., N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.36-40

Granville County Courthouse, Oxford, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.41-43

Halifax County Courthouse, Halifax, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.44-47

Northampton County Courthouse, Jackson, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.48-51

Person County Courthouse, Roxboro, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.52-54

L.L. Polk Home, Polkton, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.9.56

Warren County Courthouse, Warrenton, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.57-59

Vance County Courthouse, Henderson, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.60-62

Johnston County Courthouse, Smithfield, N. C., 1945, 1956 (1945)

N.56.9.63-64

Swain County Courthouse, Bryson City, N. C., 1943, 1956 (1943)

N.56.9.65

Wilkes County Courthouse, Wilkesboro, N. C., ca. 1948, 1956 (ca. 1948)

N.56.9.66-67

Macon County Courthouse, Franklin, N. C., 1943, 1956 (1943)

N.56.9.68

Rutherford County Courthouse, Rutherfordton, N. C., 1944, 1956 (1944)

N.56.9.69-71

Forsyth County Courthouse, Winston Salem, N. C., ca. 1944, 1956 (ca. 1944)

N.56.9.72

Rutherford County Courthouse, Rutherfordton, N. C., ca. 1948, 1956 (ca. 1948)

N.56.9.73-74

Cabarrus County Courthouse, Concord, N. C., 1944, 1956 (1944)

N.56.9.75-76

Graham County Courthouse, Robbinsbille, N. C., 1943, 1956 (1943)

N.56.9.77-78

Camden County Courthouse, Camden, N. C., ca. 1944, 1956 (ca. 1944)

N.56.9.79

Clay County Courthouse, Hayesville, N. C., 1943, 1956 (1943)

N.56.9.80-81

Alleghany County Courthouse, Sparta, N. C., ca. 1944, 1956 (ca. 1944)

N.56.9.82

Ashe County Courthouse, Jefferson, N. C., ca. 1944, 1956 (ca. 1944)

N.56.9.83

Chatham County Courthouse, Pittsboro, N. C., 1946, 1956 (1946)

N.56.9.84-85

Watauga County Courthouse, Boone, N. C., ca. 1948, 1956 (ca. 1948)

N.56.9.86-87

Yancey County Courthouse, Burnsville, N. C., ca. 1948, 1956 (ca. 1948)

N.56.9.88

Burke County Courthouse, Morganton, N. C., ca. 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.89

Scotland County Courthouse, Laurinburg, N. C., ca. 1948, 1956 (ca. 1943)

N.56.9.90

Cumberland County Courthouse, Fayetteville, N. C., ca. 1943, 1956 (ca. 1943)

N.56.9.91-92

Warren County Courthouse, Warrenton, N. C., 1923, 1956 (1923)

N.56.9.93

Buncombe County Courthouse, Asheville, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.94

N.C. State Capitol, Raleigh, ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.95

Caldwell County Courthouse, Lenoir, N. C., ca. 1948, 1956 (ca. 1948)

N.56.9.96

Davie County Courthouse, Mocksville, N. C., ca. 1920, 1956 (ca. 1920)

N.56.9.97

Anson County Courthouse, Wadesboro, N. C., ca. 1948, 1956 (ca. 1948)

N.56.9.98

Richmond County Courthouse, Rockingham, N. C., ca. 1946, 1956 (ca. 1946)

N.56.9.99

Lincoln County Courthouse, Lincolnton, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.100-101

Surry County Courthouse, Dobson, N. C., ca. 1948, 1956 (ca. 1948)

N.56.9.102

Montgomery County Courthouse, Troy, N. C., ca. 1943, 1956 (ca. 1943)

N.56.9.103

Mecklenburg County Courthouse, Charlotte, N. C., ca. 1944, 1956 (ca. 1944)

N.56.9.104

Cleveland County Courthouse, Shelby, N. C., ca. 1943, 1956 (ca. 1944)

N.56.9.105

Orange County Courthouse, Hillsboro, N. C., ca. 1943, 1956 (ca. 1943)

N.56.9.106-107

Polk County Courthouse, Columbus, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.108

Madison County Courthouse, Marshall, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.109

Hyde County Courthouse, Swan Quarter, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.110

Mitchell County Courthouse, Bakersville, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.111

Old Gaston County Courthouse, Dallas, N. C., ca. 1946, 1956 (ca. 1946)

N.56.9.112-114

Gaston County Courthouse, Dallas, N. C., ca. 1948, 1956 (ca. 1948)

N.56.9.115

Moore County Courthouse, Carthage, N. C., ca. 1944, 1956 (ca. 1944)

N.56.9.116

McDowell County Courthouse, Marion, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.117

Hertford County Courthouse, Winton, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.118

Henderson County Courthouse, Hendersonville, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.119

Catawba County Courthouse, Newton, N. C., ca. 1943, 1956 (ca. 1943)

N.56.9.120

Hoke County Courthouse, Raeford, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.122

Avery County Courthouse, Newland, N. C., ca. 1943, 1956 (ca. 1943)

N.56.9.125

Alexander County Courthouse, Taylorsville, N. C., ca. 1941, 1956 (ca. 1941)

N.56.9.126-127

Cherokee County Courthouse, Murphy, N. C., 1943, 1956 (1943)

N.56.9.128-129

Guilford County Courthouse, Greensboro, N. C., ca. 1946, 1956 (ca. 1946)

N.56.9.130

Jackson County Courthouse, Sylva, N. C., 1943, 1956 (1943)

N.56.9.131-132

Haywood County Courthouse, Waynesville, N. C., 1943, 1956 (1943)

N.56.9.133

Onslow County Courthouse, Jacksonville, N. C., ca. 1946, 1956 (ca. 1946)

N.56.9.134

Gates County Courthouse, Gatesville, N. C., ca. 1947, 1956 (ca. 1947)

N.56.9.135

Wake County Courthouse, Raleigh, N. C., ca. 1944, 1956 (ca. 1944)

N.56.9.136

Harnett County Courthouse, Lillington, N. C., ca. 1944, 1956 (ca. 1944)

N.56.9.137

Iredell County Courthouse, Statesville, N. C., ca. 1970, 1970 (ca. 1970)

N.56.9.138

Yadkin County Courthouse, Yadkinville, N. C., ca. 1944, 1956 (ca. 1944)

N.56.9.139-141

Davidson County Courthouse, Lexington, N. C., ca. 1943, 1956 (ca. 1943)

N.56.9.142

Lee County Courthouse, near Sanford, N. C., ca. 1948, 1956 (ca. 1948)

N.56.9.143

Stanly County Courthouse, Albemarle, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.144

Randolph County Courthouse, Asheboro, N. C., 1944, 1956 (1944)

N.56.9.145

Dare County Courthouse, Manteo, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.146

Currituck County Courthouse, Cuurrituck, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.147-148

Union County Courthouse, Monroe, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.149

Rowan County Courthouse, Salisbury, N. C., ca. 1945, 1956 (ca. 1945)

N.56.9.150

Alamance County Courthouse, Graham, N. C., 1945, 1956 (1945)

N.56.9.151-155

Rockingham County Courthouse, Wentworth, N. C., 1946, 1956 (1946)

N.56.9.156-158

Stokes County Courthouse, Danbury, N. C., 1946, 1956 (1946)

N.56.9.159-161

Caswell County Courthouse, Yanceyville, N. C., 1946, 1956 (1946)

N.56.9.162-164

Carteret County Courthouse, Beaufort, N. C., 1947, 1956 (1947)

N.56.9.165-168

Columbus County Courthouse, Whiteville, N. C., 1947, 1956 (1947)

N.56.9.169-172

New Hanover County Courthouse, Wilmington, N. C., 1947, 1956 (1947)

N.56.9.173-174

Lenoir County Courthouse, Kinston, N. C., 1947, 1956 (1947)

N.56.9.175-176

Robeson County Courthouse, Lumberton, N. C., 1947, 1956 (1947)

N.56.9.177-179

Franklin County Courthouse, Louisburg, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.180-183

Perquimans County Courthouse, Hertford, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.184-185

Washington County Courthouse, Plymouth, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.186-188

Bladen County Courthouse, Elizabethtown, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.189-190

Martin County Courthouse, Williamston, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.191-192

Craven County Courthouse, New Bern, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.193-194

Edgecombe County Courthouse, Tarboro, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.195-196

Bertie County Courthouse, Windsor, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.197-198

Chowan County Courthouse, Edenton, N. C., ca. 1947, 1956 (ca. 1947)

N.56.9.199

Nash County Courthouse, Nashville, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.200-201

Cumberland County Courthouse, Fayetteville, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.202

Sampson County Courthouse, Clinton, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.203-204

Gates County Courthouse, Gatesville, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.205

Wayne County Courthouse, Goldsboro, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.206-208

Wilson County Courthouse, Wilson, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.209-211

Pamlico County Courthouse, Bayboro, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.212-214

Duplin County Courthouse, Kenansville, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.215-216

Camden County Courthouse, Camden, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.217

Jones County Courthouse, Trenton, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.218-220

Brunswick County Courthouse, Southport, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.221-224

Pender County Courthouse, Burgaw, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.225-227A

Beaufort County Courthouse, Washington, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.228-230

Greene County Courthouse, Snow Hill, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.231-233

Hertford County Courthouse, Winton, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.234

Avery County Courthouse, Newland, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.235-236

Dare County Courthouse, Manteo, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.237

Pasquotank County Courthouse, Elizabeth City, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.238-240

Tyrrell County Courthouse, Columbia, N. C., 1948, 1956 (1948)

N.56.9.241-245

Kron House, Morrow Mountain State Park, Stanly Co.,N.C.,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.10.1-2

Apprenticeship of Andrew Johnson, ca. 1820, 1956 (ca. 1820)

N.56.10.3

Model Train Wreck, N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.10.4-5

Grave of Elisha Mitchell, Mt. Mitchell, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.10.6-7

Barbara Lloyd, N. C. Historic Sites, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.10.8

Staff Members, N. C. Dept. Archives and History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.10.9

Alamance Battleground Historic Site, Alamance Co.,N.C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.10.10-12

Temperance Hall, Scotland County, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.10.13-17

Junior Historian Exhibit, N. C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.10.18

WPTF Radio Interviews Dr. H.G. Jones, N.C. Archivist, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.10.19-21

Purviance Announces Congressional Candidacy,Fayetteville,NC,1800, 1956 (1800)

N.56.10.22

Female Staff Members, N.C. Dept Archives and History, Raleigh,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.10.23

1903 Buggymobile @ N.C. Hall of History, Raleigh, 1956 (1956)

N.56.10.23-24

Calvin Jones House Moving and Restoration, Wake Forest,N.C.,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.11.1-10

Book of Bethabara Moravian Records, Bethabara, N. C., ca.1767, 1956 (ca. 1767)

N.56.11.11

Calvin Jones House Moving by Crouch Bros., Wake Forest,N.C.,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.11.12-26

House Moving, Wake Forest, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.11.27-32

Mrs. W.D. Stokeley and H.G. Jones @ N.C. Archives, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.11.33

W. Sam Tarlton, N.C. Archivist, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.11.34

The Legend of Dromgoole Rock, N. C., 1956 (1956)

N.56.11.35

Gen. Braxton Bragg, (1817-1876), ca. 1860, 1956 (ca. 1860)

N.56.11.36-38

Documents from Chatham Collection, N.C. Dept. of Archives, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.11.39-41

Restored Tryon Palace, New Bern, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.11.42

Presentation of Documents to N. C. Archives, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.12.1

Presentation of Documents @ N.C. Dept. of Archives, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.12.2

T. Chatham Presents Document to McD. Lewis,N.C. Archives, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.12.3

Registration @ Literary and Historical Society, Raleigh,N.C.,1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.12.4

Ann Kilby, Staff, N.C. Dept. of Archives, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.12.5

Old Fashioned Christmas Tree, N.C. Hall of History, 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.12.6-9

"Kinderhook", E. Jones Plantation House, Warren Co.,N.C.,ca.1870, 1956 (ca. 1870)

N.56.12.10

Montmorenci Plantation House, Warren Co.,N. C., Built 1825, 1956 (ca. 1900)

N.56.12.11-12

Archivists Display an Old Still, Raleigh, N. C., 1956, 1956 (1956)

N.56.12.13

Andrew Johnson (1808-1875), as Young Man, ca. 1840, 1956 (ca. 1840)

N.56.12.14

Water Tower and Waterworks, Raleigh, N. C., 1914, 1956 (1914)

N.56.12.15-16

General Geo. Washington (1732-1799) Statue, N.C. Capitol, c.1820, 1956 (ca. 1820)

N.56.12.17

Officers of the 69th Regt., N. C. S. T., ca. 1861, 1956 (ca. 1861)

N.56.3.51

Cherokee Confederate Veteran Reunion, Cherokee, N. C., 1901, 1956 (1901)

N.56.3.52

8. Negatives Received in 1957

Dutch Children, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.1

Exhibits in Hall of History, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.2-4

London in the 1600's., 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.5-7

Buildings at St. Helena Colony, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.8-9

Pewter Pitcher, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.10

Portrait of W. A. Blount, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.11

Old Agriculture Building, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.12

St. Johns's Episcopal Church, Williamsboro, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.13-14

Wedgwood Bowl, Tryon Palace, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.15

Tryon Palace, Exterior Shots, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.16-27

Mrs. Hoogendorme, Dutch Settler, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.28

Van Dorp Family, Dutch Bulb Growers, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.29-30

Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, 1956 (1775)

N.56.2.11

Hookahs at the Home of Gus Constantine, c, 1950s, 1957; 1950s

N.57.1.31

Dutch Silver (Spoons, Knives, etc.), 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.32

Bentonville Battleground Monument, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.33-35

Tryon Palace Interior Shots, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.36-42

"Burnside" near Williamsboro, N. C., 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.43

Harper House, Bentonville Battleground, 1957 (1957)

N.57.1.44

Scenes at Opening of N. C.'s First Ladies Gowns, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.1-2

Miss Blanche Manor, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.3

Mrs. J. Melville Broughton and Inaugural Gown, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.4-6

Mrs. O. Max Gardner and Her Inaugural Gown, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.7-9

Faye Cole and Barbara McKeithan, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.10

People Viewing Early School Room, Hall of History, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.11

Mrs. Joye E. Jordan, Opening of Exhibit on Gowns, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.12

Mrs. Luther Hodges et al and Governors Wive's Gowns, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.13

Aerial Views of Tryon Palace, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.14-16

Exhibit of Gowns of N. C.'s First Ladies, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.17

Gov. Thomas W. Bickett, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.18

Archives--Stacks and Documents, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.19-22

5th Grade, William Street School, Goldsboro, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.23

8th Grade, Snow Hill School, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.24

7th Grade, Bear Grass School, Martin County, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.25

5th Grade, Elizabethtown School, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.26

5th Grade, William St. School, Goldsboro, 1957 (1957)

N.57.2.27

Confederate Veterans, Montgomery County, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.1

North Carolina Seal, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.2

Gov. Benjamin Williams, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.3

Gov. Benjamin Williams, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.4

Blanche Johnson, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.5

Mary Rogers, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.6

Ann Kilby, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.7

Barbara Lloyd, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.8

Drawing of Old East Building, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.9

Richard J. Gatling and Gun, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.10

Gov. J. Melville Broughton and Marion Hargrove, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.11

Joseph McDowell, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.12

John Hawk's Elevation of Tryon Palace, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.13

Old Christ Church at New Bern from Jonathan Price, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.14

Bert Ellentuck, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.15

Sen. Kerr Scott and Scott Letter Books, 1957 (1957)

N.57.3.16

Note from Delight Nixson, dated 1827, 1957 (1957)

N.57.4.1

Letter of Archibald Murphey, 1957 (1957)

N.57.4.2

Drawing of Mantlepiece, State Capitol, 1957 (1957)

N.57.4.3

Frances Tiernan (Christian Reid), 1957 (1957)

N.57.4.4

Map of Indians in North Carolina, 1957 (1957)

N.57.4.5

Bea Hardison, 1957 (1957)

N.57.4.6

"Message from the Dead", 1957 (1957)

N.57.4.7

Windsor Castle, Windsor, N.C., 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.1

Old School Bus, "The Tally Ho", 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.2

Windsor, Confederate Memorial Day Celebration, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.4

The Flying Parson, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.5

Avoca, Bertie County, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.6

St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Windsor, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.7

Mt. Gould, Bertie County, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.9

Scotch Hall, Bertie County, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.10

Polk Birth Place-Old Monument, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.11

Thomas Wolfe, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.12

William Gaston, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.13

John Charles McNeill, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.14

Calvin Wiley, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.15

China Plate, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.16

Raleigh Porches, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.17

The Calvin Jones House, Wake Forest, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.18

Staff Members, 1957 (1957)

N.57.5.19

Calvin Jones House, 1957 (1957)

N.57.6.1-2

WWI Scene, Raleigh Train Station, 1957 (1957)

N.57.6.3

Joe Bennett House, Colonial House near Cary and Apex, 1957 (1957)

N.57.6.4

Sketch of N.C. State Capitol with Eagle, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.1-2

Restored Painting of Old State House, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.3-4

WWI Uniform and Gas Mask, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.5-6

Confederate Money, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.7-8

Engraving of State House, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.9-10

Revolver Brought in to be Identified, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.11-12

Mordecai House, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.14-15

Outbuildings at James Iredell House-Edenton, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.16-19

Trenches and Monuments at Bentonville Battleground, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.20-30

Sterling Ruffin House, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.31-32

Woods-Covington House, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.33

Bentonville Battleground Trenches, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.34-42

High Rock Plantation, Caswell County, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.43-46

Blackwell Farm, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.47-48

Old Home Graves in Caswell County, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.49-50

Mrs. Annie Gwyn House, Caswell County, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.51-54

Sanders Home near Clayton in Johnston County, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.56-57

Aerial Maps of Bentonville Battleground, 1957 (1957)

N.57.7.68

Richard Benbury Creecy, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.1-2

Calvin H. Wiley, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.3

Bernice Kelly Harris, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.4-5

Mrs Kathryn Worth and Daughter Josephine, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.6-7

Lowery Gang, Harper's Weekly, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.8-9

Miss Mollie Lucas, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.10-13

Smithfield High School Girls Basketball Team, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.14-15

Weaving, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.16-17

Zebulon B. Vance Desk Refinished for H. G. Jones, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.18-21

Mary Ann Mason, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.22

Bentonville Battleground Deed Presentation, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.23

Archives and History Record Center, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.1

British Colonial Stamp, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.2A

Toy Pewter of Sally Hogg, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.2-6

Toy Wash Bowl Set of Sally Hogg, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.7

Model of Wright Brothers' Airplane, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.8-9

Wills Forest, Home of Major John Devereux, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.10-12

Fred A. Olds Memorial Stagecoach, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.13-14

Fred A. Olds Memorial Model Schooner, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.15-16

Fred A. Olds Memorial Covered Wagon, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.17-18

Fred A. Olds Memorial Model T Ford, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.19-20

Model 1870 Buggy Made by John Walker, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.21-22

Tanks at Camp Polk, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.23

Miss Betsy Haywood of Raleigh, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.24

USS North Carolina, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.25

Tryon Palace, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.26

Furniture from the Blount Collection, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.27

The Wasp, Avon, and the Reindeer, 1957 (1957)

N.57.8.28

Gov. Vance and Confederate Generals, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.30

David F. Caldwell, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.29

Old Gayle Hotel, Hertford, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.31

Royal White Hart Lodge No. 2, Halifax, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.32

Frontiersman, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.33

Old Liberty Point, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.34

Girls Loading High-Explosive Shell Fuses, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.35

Click Reel, Flax Wheel, Flax Hackles, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.36

Trading Ford, Yadkin River, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.37

Nash County Tobacco Curing House, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.38

Bath-North Carolina's Oldest Town, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.39

Humphrey Gilbert, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.40

Home of Cornelius Harnett, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.41

Blockhouse for Indian Fighting near Southport, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.42

Types of Indian Stone Implements, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.43

Blackbeard (Edward Teach), Pirate of 18th Century, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.44

Albemarle, The Duke of, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.45

The Green Hill House, Louisburg, N.C., 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.46

Raleigh Canteen Feeding Passing Soldiers, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.47

Silver Service, Blakeley, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.48

Helmets, Light Breastplates, and Armguards, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.49

The Albemarle Afloat and Ready for Action, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.50

30th Division with German Prisoners, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.51

Governor Tryon and the Regulators, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.52

Landing of the English at Roanoke, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.53

Blockhouse, Southport, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.55

First Colony-Roanoke Island, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.56

Farm Woman, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.57

Bake Oven, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.58

North Carolina State Seal, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.59

Indian Village, Model in Hall of History, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.60

Capture of Graffenreid and Lawson by the Indians, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.61

An Artisan, 16th Century, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.62

Salem Tavern, Salem, N.C., 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.63

Colonial Lamps, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.64

Diorama in Washington National Museum, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.65

Conestoga Wagon, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.66

Colonial Carriage, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.67

The Tryon Palace, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.68

Sir William Berkeley, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.69

Scene at Boone's Cave, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.70

Daniel Boone's Monument, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.72

The Col. Lamb Blockade Runner, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.74

Bell From Tryon Palace's Bookcover, Bell of Regulators, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.75

Clarendon, Edward Hyde, Earl of, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.76

Edenton Tea Party, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.77

Daniel Boone , The Tombstone, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.78

Kentucky's First Fort, Erected by Daniel Boone, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.80

View of Traverse, Fort Fisher, N.C., 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.81

{Missing}

N.57.9.82

The Boone Memorial Cabin, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.83

{Missing}

N.57.9.84

{Missing}

N.57.9.85

Fort Fisher, N. C., Interior Showing Traverses, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.86

Fort Fisher, N. C., 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.87

Joseph Caldwell, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.88

Rosin Yard and Landing for River, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.89

Farmer, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.90

George Davis at Wilmington, N. C., 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.91

Servant, 16th Century, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.92

The Landing of William Penn, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.93

Carolina Charter of 1663, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.94

Lafayette Memorial, Paris, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.95

Bennett House, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.96

Sir Walter Raleigh, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.97

Daniel Boone's Cabin on Kentucky River, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.98

Fort Fisher, N. C., Showing Palisade, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.99

Flora MacDonald, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.100

Advance, Blockade Runner, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.101

Henry Clay, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.102

Phillip Ludwell, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.103

E. M. Hart Cotton Mill, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.104

John M. Morehead, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.105

William A. Graham, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.106

Edward Hyde, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.107

William R. Davie, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.108

Daniel Boone Crossing the Alleghenies, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.109

Baptism of Virginia Dare, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.110

Edward B. Dudley, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.111

Zebulon B. Vance, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.112

Audubon Society at Governor's Mansion, 1957 (1957)

N.57.9.113

Dr. Thomas F. Wood, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.1

Washington Duke, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.2

Dr. R. D. W. Conner, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.3

Anson Patriots Society Group Photo, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.4

Plan of the Town of Wilmington, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.5

Map of Wilmington, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.5-A

Greensboro College, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.6

Old Jail, Halifax, N. C., 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.7

Interior of Fort Fisher During Bombardment, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.8

Johnston's Surrender, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.9

U. S. Arsenal at Fayetteville, N. C., 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.10

De Bry, Engravings, Indians, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.11

School Room in Hall of History, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.13

Civil War Regiment, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.14

Civil War Guns, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.15

Eastern Air Lines Plane in Flight, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.16

Flint Lock Rifle, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.17

Copy of Archives and History Paper, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.18

National Guard Uniforms, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.19

N. C. Literary and Historical Association, 1957 (1957)

N.57.10.20

New Bern's First Fire Engine and Service Reel, 1957 (1957)

N.57.11.1

"Coffin" Handbill against Jackson, 1957 (1957)

N.57.11.2

Randolph County Map, 1957 (1957)

N.57.11.3

William Henry Hill, 1957 (1957)

N.57.11.4

The Bloody Deeds of General Jackson, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.1

The Lillian, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.3

Ferry on the French Broad, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.4

On Western Highway near Waynesville, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.5

A Team on the French Broad, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.6

Eagle Hotel at Asheville, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.7

Engine on Birch Ridge, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.8

A Regular Menagerie, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.9

A Mountain Wagon, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.10

The Pillars of Hercules between Boone and Blowing Rock, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.11

Summer Sleighing on the French Broad, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.12

Unique Road Sign on Asheville to Weaverville Highway, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.13

Sir John Carteret, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.14

John Berkeley, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.15

Dr. Crittendon Receives Book from School Children, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.16

Meredith College Students Decorate Tree, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.17

Meredith College Girls Working Stringing Popcorn, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.18

Yates Mill Pond, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.19

Culture Week in Raleigh at Sir Walter Hotel, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.20

Griffith and Crittenden Wedding, 1957 (1957)

N.57.12.21

9. Negatives Received in 1958

(Missing)

N.58.1.2

(Missing)

N.58.1.3

(Missing)

N.58.1.4

(Missing)

N.58.1.5

(Missing)

N.58.1.6

(Missing)

N.58.1.7

(Missing)

N.58.1.8

(Missing)

N.58.1.9

Three Girls in Scottish Dress at N. C. State Fair, 1958 (1958)

N.58.1.10

(Missing)

N.58.1.11

(Missing)

N.58.1.12

Mayor Fred Wheeler and City Councilmen Take Helicopter Ride, 1958 (1958)

N.58.1.13

(Missing)

N.58.1.14

(Missing)

N.58.1.15

(Missing)

N.58.1.16

Tailor's Plate of Uniform, 1958 (1958)

N.58.1.17

Captain M. L. F. Redd, 1958 (1958)

N.58.1.18

Harper House Slave Quarters, 1958 (1958)

N.58.1.19

Letter from John Herritage Bryan, 1958 (1958)

N.58.1.20

Francis L. Hawks Papers

N.58.1.21

Francis L. Hawks, 1958 (1958)

N.58.1.22

Exhibit of Wedding Dresses, 1958 (1958)

N.58.1.23

Back of Old Uniform, 1958 (1958)

N.58.1.24

Barbara McKeithan, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.1

Old Vance Birthplace, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.2

President Harry S. Truman, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.3

Writers Institute, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.4

Writers Institute at Capitol, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.5

Silhouette of Mrs. Sherwood Haywood, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.6

Silhouette of John Davis Hawkins of Vance County, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.6A

(Missing)

N.58.2.7

Surgical Instruments of Dr. E. Burke Haywood, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.8

Albion W. Tourgee, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.9

Letter Book of Gov. William B. Umstead, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.10

Mrs. A. W. Hoffman and H. G. Jones, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.11

Mrs. D. S. Coltraine and H. G. Jones, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.12

Junior Historians Visit Aycock Birthplace, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.13

Andrew Johnson House in Greenville, Tennessee, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.14

Sherman's Men Escorting Negroes from Fayetteville to Wilmington, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.15

Bentonville, N. C., March 22, 1865, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.16

Sherman Fording a Swamp, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.17

Yankees Destroying a Fence, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.18

Sherman's Foragers, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.19

Wade Hampton, C.S.A, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.20

General Mower, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.21

Sherman's March to Bentonville, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.22

Palmer's Brigade Taking the Nineteenth Indiana Guns at Bentonville, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.23

Town Creek Indian Village, 1958 (1958)

N.58.2.24

Edgeworth Female Seminary, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.1

Wreck on US1 between Cary and Raleigh, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.1A

Flags of a Nation that Fell, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.2

Old Peace College, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.3

Monument at State College, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.4

Exhibits at Hall of History, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.5

White Cloth, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.6

Andrew Johnson by Matthew Brady, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.7

Braxton Bragg Sword, Located in Hall of History, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.8

Flags in Hall of History, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.9

State Telephone Exchange, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.10

State Motor Pool, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.11

Chinqua-Penn, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.12

Spring Dress Exhibit in Hall of History, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.13

(Missing)

N.58.3.14

Andrew Johnson's Law Office in Greenville, Tennessee, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.15

Betty Watkins at Laminating Machine, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.16

Rachel Robertson in Stacks, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.17

Mrs. Julia Meconnakey at Desk, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.18

Jo Anne Roberts with Stacks of Outgoing Mail, -1958

N.58.3.19

Ruth Page, Archivist, -1958

N.58.3.20

Leonard Alston and Wilber Placing Papers in Fumegating Vault, -1958

N.58.3.21

Carolyn Greene at Desk, -1958

N.58.3.22

Rachel Robinson in Map Room, -1958

N.58.3.23

Harper House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.3.24

Aycock Birthplace, n.d., (1958)

N.58.3.25

Stables at Aycock Birthplace, n.d. (1958)

N.58.3.26

Corn Crib at Aycock Birthplace, n.d. (1958)

N.58.3.27

Governor's Room, Storage, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.28

Mary Rogers in Search Room, n.d. (1958)

N.58.3.29

Publications Display for Mr. Corbitt, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.30

Skeleton at Town Creek, 1958 (1958)

N.58.3.31

Town Creek, Interior, Deer, n.d. (1958)

N.58.3.32

Town Creek, Exterior, n.d. (1958)

N.58.3.33

Town Creek, Interior, Bear, n.d. (1958)

N.58.3.34

Skeleton, Town Creek, n.d. (1958)

N.58.3.35

H. G. Jones at Desk, n.d. (1958)

N.58.3.36

Mr. and Mrs. Millard Guy and Daughter Looking at Train, n.d. (1958)

N.58.3.37

Initial Letters for Embroidery, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.1

D. L. Corbitt, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.2

Battle of Rogers' Rock, 1758 (1958)

N.58.4.3

Training Troops at Valley Forge, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.4

Battle of Lexington, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.5

Burlesque on the Loyalists, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.6-7

Rebels and Redcoats, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.8

Tories Hanged in Effigy, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.9

American Rifleman, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.10

Lady Raleigh, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.11

Picking Cotton on a Southern Plantation, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.12

Gin House and Screw, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.13

Cotton Team in North Carolina, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.14

Transition Period, Average Road, 1898 (1958)

N.58.4.15

(Missing)

N.58.4.16

(Missing)

N.58.4.17

Neil Farley, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.18

Statue of John Paul Jones, n.d., (1958)

N.58.4.19

(Missing)

N.58.4.20

Cotton Mill, Rocky Mount, N. C., n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.21

Robert E. Lee, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.22

Personnel Department Offices of Mr. Brentley, n.d. (1958)

N.58.4.23

James Johnston Pettigrew, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.1

City Hall and Opera House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.2

Indian Priest, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.3

Archaeological Excavation at Town Creek, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.4

Temple Mound at Town Creek before Excavation, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.5

Warrenton Female College, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.6

Archibald Henderson, 1788 (1958)

N.58.5.7

R. Gregg Cherry Hall of History Display, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.8

Interior of Opera House at Niblo's Garden, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.9

(Missing)

N.58.5.10

(Missing)

N.58.5.11

(Missing)

N.58.5.12

(Missing)

N.58.5.13

(Missing)

N.58.5.14

(Missing)

N.58.5.15

Women and Children's Fashions, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.16

Women's Costumes, Evening Dresses, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.17

Women's Costumes, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.18

Women's Fashions, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.19

Women's Costumes, Evening Dresses, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.20

Women's Costumes, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.21

Women's Costumes, Evening Dresses, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.22

Women's Evening Dresses, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.23

Children's Fashions, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.24

(Missing)

N.58.5.25

(Missing)

N.58.5.26

(Missing)

N.58.5.27

(Missing)

N.58.5.28

(Missing)

N.58.5.29

(Missing)

N.58.5.30

(Missing)

N.58.5.31

(Missing)

N.58.5.32

(Missing)

N.58.5.33

(Missing)

N.58.5.34

(Mising)

N.58.5.35

(Missing)

N.58.5.36

(Missing)

N.58.5.37

(Missing)

N.58.5.38

(Missing)

N.58.5.39

William Lee Davidson, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.39

R. Gregg Cherry, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.40

Thomas Ginnins Papers, n.d. (1958)

N.58.5.41

(Missing)

N.58.6.1

Fort Macon, Blockading Fleet, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.2

Bentonville, N. C., n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.3

Beaufort Harbor, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.4

Bogue Banks, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.5

Harper House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.6

George E. Badger, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.7

Convention of Freedmen Discussing Their Political Rights, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.8

Fort Macon, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.9

The Burnside Expedition, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.10

The Picket Leading Ships over Hatteras Bar, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.11

Surrender of Fort Macon, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.12

James C. Dobbin, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.13

D. H. Hill, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.14

N. C. Statue at Gettysburg National Park, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.15

People Fleeing before Sherman's Grand March, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.16

Cotton Team in North Carolina, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.17

The Burnside Expedition, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.18

Rebel Salt Works, Morehead City, N. C., n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.19

Rebel Ram Attacking Federal Gun Boats at Plymouth, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.20

Battle of New Bern, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.21

Wreck of the Ram Albemarle, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.22

General Steedman and Fullerton Conferring with Freemen, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.23

Freed Negroes Coming Into Our Lines, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.24

View of New Bern from Across River, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.25

Scenes at Battle of Plymouth, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.26

Civil War Canteens and Skillet, n.d., (1958)

N.58.6.27

Civil War Chain, Spurs, and Powder Horn, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.28

Civil War Spy Glass, Shell, and Sword, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.29

Confederate Seal of North Carolina, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.30

Aycock Birthplace, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.31

Marsh House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.32

Andrew Johnson Museum, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.33

James G. Martin, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.34

Plan of Charlestown, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.35

Cape Fear River and Counties, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.36

Battle of King's Mountain, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.37

Richard B. Haywood, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.38

Justice John Haywood, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.39

White Hart Lodge, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.40

Montfort Chair, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.41

Gen. Wade Hampton, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.42

General Hardee, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.43

General Braxton Bragg, n.d., (1958)

N.58.6.44

General A. P. Stewart, n.d., (1958)

N.58.6.45

Major General H. W. Slocum, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.46

Major General Jeff C. Davis, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.47

Drawing of Tryon Palace, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.48

General Joe Johnston, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.49

Captain R. A. Shotwell, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.50

General W. T. Sherman, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.51

General Williams, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.52

General Beauregard, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.53

Generals Hardee, Holmes, Longstreet, Jackson, and Polk, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.54

Bennett House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.55

Joseph Hewes, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.56

Wake County Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Meeting, n.d. (1958)

N.58.6.57

(Missing)

N.58.7.1

Norman Larson, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.2

Loom in Hall of History, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.3

Guns, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.4

Gov. R. Gregg Cherry, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.5

Fort Caswell, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.6

Smith Island, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.7

Map of Wilmington, n.d. 1958

N.58.7.8

Fort Johnston, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.9

Amy Harper, n.d. 1958

N.58.7.10

John Harper, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.11

Surrender Terms, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.12

Papers of Lawrence Davis, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.13

Kiffin Rockwell in Uniform, n.d., (1958)

N.58.7.14

Confederate and Union Casualty List, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.15

(Missing)

N.58.7.16

(Missing)

N.58.7.17

(Missing)

N.58.7.18

Old Well at Harper House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.19

(Missing)

N.58.7.20

(Missing)

N.58.7.21

(Missing)

N.58.7.22

(Missing)

N.58.7.23

Mule and Wagon Near Hillsborough, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.24

Governor Brogden, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.25

Records Center Ceremony, n.d. (1958)

N.58.7.26

Arboretum at UNC-Chapel Hill, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.1

St. Mary's Episcopal Church, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.2

Old Baptist Church at Chapel Hill, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.3

Gilbert Strayhorn House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.4

Presbyterian Cemetery at Hillsborough, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.5

Hillsboro Military Academy, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.6

"Sans Souci" House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.7

Sessions House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.8

Where Regulators Were Hanged, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.9

"Burnside", Paul C. Cameron, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.10

Nash-Kollock School, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.11

Old Burwell School, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.12

Thomas Burke-Dennis Heartt House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.13

Moorefields House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.14

Nash-Hooper-Graham House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.15

Courthouse, Hillsboro, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.16

Richard M. Jones, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.17

Coat of Arms of William Pitt, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.18-19

Conveying Leaf Tobacco to Market, 1800 (1958)

N.58.9.20-21

New Hope Presybeterian Church, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.22

(Missing)

N.58.9.23

(Missing)

N.58.9.24

John Vogler House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.25

Community Store, Old Salem, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.26

Fireplace at Rainey House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.27-36

Calvin Jones House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.37-48

House in the Horsehoe, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.49

(Missing)

N.58.9.50

(Missing)

N.58.9.51

(Missing)

N.58.9.52

House in the Horseshoe with Bullet Holes, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.53

House in the Horseshoe, Exterior and Interior, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.54-80

Guns and Pistols, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.81-82

Mrs. Charles B. Aycock, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.83

Iredell House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.84

Women and Mens' Costumes, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.85

Women and Mens' Fashions, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.86

Women's Costumes, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.87

Women and Mens' Costumes, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.88

Early American Men's Costumes, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.89

Men's Costume, Early American, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.90

Ladies' Flowered Silk Dress, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.91

Women's Costumes, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.92

Women's Costumes, Early American, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.93

Virginia Lady's Dress, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.94

Twenth-Sixth Battle Flag, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.95

Thirtieth Battle Flag, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.96

Forty-Sixth State Flag, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.97

Sixty-Third Battle Flag, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.98

Fiftieth Battle Flag, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.99

Thirtieth Battle Flag, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.100

Headquarters Flag fir Barringer's Brigade, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.101

Thirty-fifth Regiment Battle Flag, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.102

(Missing)

N.58.9.103

Barbara Schultz Modeling Dress in Hall of History, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.104-113

Interior of Chapel Hill Television Station, n.d. (1958)

N.58.9.114-123

Staff at Records Center, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.1-6

Staff of Archives, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.7-8

Staff of Historical Sites, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.9-11

Staff of Publications, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.12-18

Staff of Hall of History, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.19-21

Staff of Archives and History, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.22-27

Allen Kitchen, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.28

Allen Kitchen, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.29

Allen Kitchen, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.29

Allen Kitchen, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.31

Allen Kitchen, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.32

Allen Kitchen, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.33

Sir Francis Drake, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.34

Sir Richard Grenville, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.35

Queen Elizabeth, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.36

Carriage from "Wheels" by Edwin Tunis, 1824 (1958)

N.58.10.37

North Carolina Map, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.38-39

Book Display for Publications, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.40-43

Andrew Johnson House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.44-49

Calvin Jones House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.50-61

Kitchen of John Vogler House, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.62-70

Wachovia Museum in Old Salem, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.71-73

Greek Needlework and Dolls, 1957 (1958)

N.58.10.74-76

School Children Visit Hall of History Schoolroom, 1957 (1958)

N.58.10.77-81

Old Harris House near Wake Forest, 1957 (1958)

N.58.10.82-83

DeBry, Indians in Hall of History, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.84-87

St. Philip's Church at Brunswick Town, n.d. (1958)

N.58.10.88-92

Pamela Cox, New Zealand Visitor, 1955 (1958)

N.58.10.93

Tryon Palace Showing Mantle During Construction, 1956 (1958)

N.58.10.94-95

Governors Cherry and Scott at Inauguration, 1949 (1958)

N.58.10.96

Governors Gardner and McLean, n.d., (1958)

N.58.10.97-98

Gov. Broughton and Dignitaries, 1941 (1958)

N.58.10.99

Governor Cherry and Dignitaries, 1945 (1958)

N.58.10.100

Harper House at Bentonville, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.1-6

Interior Scenes at Bentonville, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.7-15

Aycock Birthplace, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.20-21

Harper House Outbuildings, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.16-19

Drawing by John Ellington for Biennial Report, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.22-23

Andrew Johnson Display, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.24-27

Isaac Shelby, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.28

Francis Marion, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.29

Horatio Gates, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.30

Banastre Tarleton, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.31

Nathanael Greene, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.32

Robert Howe, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.33

William R. Davie, n.d. (1958)

N.58.11.34

Surrender of British at Yorktown

N.58.11.35

Edmund Fanning

N.58.11.36

Charles Cornwallis

N.58.11.37

Cornwallis Headquarters

N.58.11.38

Henry Lee

N.58.11.39

Battle of King's Mountain

N.58.11.40

Otho H. Williams

N.58.11.41

The Cavalry Charge, Battle of Guilford Courthouse

N.58.11.42

Sir Henry Clinton

N.58.11.43

Bentonville Graveyard and Harper Family

N.58.11.44-51

Governor Hodges plants tree on Capital gound on birthday of Christopher Crittenden

N.58.11.52-61

Monument at Bentonville

N.58.11.62-73

Monument at Bentonville and graveyard

N.58.11.74-77

Engraving of Chowan County Courthouse

N.58.11.79

Engraving of Playmakers Theatre, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

N.58.11.80

"World's First Aeroplane Flight, December 17, 1903, by Wilber and Orville Wright" drawing

N.58.11.81

Drawing of Gov. Tryon's Palace

N.58.11.82

Drawing of William Morris's log cabin, Saluda

N.58.11.83

Drawing of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Edenton

N.58.11.84

Drawing of Philanthropic Hall, Davidson College

N.58.11.85

Drawing of Duke University Chapel

N.58.11.86

Drawing of Brother's House, Old Salem

N.58.11.87

Drawing of an early Cotton Press, Edgecombe County

N.58.11.88

Drawing of Orton Plantation

N.58.11.89

Painting of Little Betty Washington and "Aunt Mimy Carding Cotton at Mt. Vernon"

N.58.11.90-91

Augustus Washington Knox, M.D. (1849-1936)

N.58.11.92

Franklin R. Grist, Vice-Consul to Italy

N.58.11.93

Mrs. Reuben Knox holding son Augustus Washington Knox, and Little Betty

N.58.11.94

Franklin R. Grist as a young man

N.58.11.95

Franklin R. Grist, step-son of Reuben Knox

N.58.11.96

Susannah Sarah Washington Graham

N.58.11.97

Elizabeth Heritage Cobb Washington

N.58.11.98

John Washington

N.58.11.99

Dr. Reuben Knox and wife, Elizabeth Washington Knox

N.58.11.100-101

Governor William Miller

N.58.11.102-103

Governor Charles B. Aycock

N.58.11.104-105

Andrew Johnson Day Celebration, 150th Anniversary

N.58.11.106-135

Tryon Palace exterior entrance with docents on steps

N.58.11.136

Tryon Palace dining room

N.58.11.137

Tryon Palace interior East Wing

N.58.11.138

Tryon Palace, Housekeeper's Room

N.58.11.139

Map of the Battle of Bentonville

N.58.11.142-143

Dolly Madison

N.58.11.144-145

Gov. Charles Aycock, Silver Service donated by family

N.58.11.146-155

Charles B. Aycock birthplace before restoration

N.58.11.156-181

Aycock Birthplace

N.58.11.182-187

Literary and Historical Association meeting at Sir Walter Hotel and Tea at Governors Mansion

N.58.12.1-20

Betty Vaden Williams playing and singing at Literary and Historical Association meeting

N.58.12.21

Mayor Enloe, E. C. Daniel Sr., Harry Truman, Joye Jordan, Mrs. Cardow, Governor Luther Hodges, an unidentified individual, and Mrs. Sermon at Andrew Johnson House

N.58.12.22

Mayor Enloe, E. C. Daniel Sr., Harry Truman, Governor Luther Hodges at Andrew Johnson House

N.58.12.23

Harry Truman and E. C. Daniel Sr. at Andrew Johnson birthplace

N.58.12.24

Harry Truman at Andrew Johnson birthplace

N.58.12.25

Dick Sawyer and Carolyn Green

N.58.12.26

H. G. Jones

N.58.12.27

Theodosia Burr

N.58.12.28

Battle of Kinston, December 14, 1862

N.58.12.29

Freed Negroes Coming Into Our Lines at New Bern

N.58.12.30

Battle of Goldsborough, December 17, 1862

N.58.12.31

Battle of Whitehall, December 16, 1862

N.58.12.32

Battle of New Bern, March 14, 1863

N.58.12.33

Brigadier General J. G. Foster

N.58.12.34

Ruins at Fort Fisher

N.58.12.35

Fort Fisher

N.58.12.36

Assault on Fort Fisher

N.58.12.37

Tobacco Processing at plant after warehouse sale

N.58.12.38-49

10. Negatives Received in 1959, 1585 - 1959

Scene in a North Carolina forest showing tapping for Turpentine, 1855

N.59.1.1

Illustration of a Colonial Wharf, 1751

N.59.1.2

Daniel Boon Tree near Jonesboro, 1945-1950

N.59.1.3

Fishing Nets drying, Swansboro, NC, 1945-1948

N.59.1.4

"Council Oak," Quaker Meadows, where Patriot forces assembled to march against Patrick Ferguson, near Morganton, 1890

N.59.1.5

Impeachment ticket of Andrew Johnson, 1868

N.59.1.6

Map, location of wrecks of Blockade Runners, Wilmington, 1925

N.59.1.7

Scenes (displays) inside Information Center, Williamsburg, VA, 1958-1959

N.59.1.8-28

Zebulon B. Vance statue in Hall of Fame, Washington, D.C., 1958-1959

N.59.1.29-33

Charles B. Aycock statue in Hall of Fame, Washington, D.C., 1958-1959

N.59.1.34-36

Womens costumes at Colonial Williamsburg, VA, 1958-1959

N.59.1.37-55

Collision between the Steam transport Star of the South and the Peerless in the great storm of November 2, 1861, 1861

N.59.2.1

Bivouac the night after the Battle: A Scene in Ft. Bartow after the Capture of Roanoke Island, 1862

N.59.2.2

Explosion of a Cannon on board the gunboat Hetzel at Ft. Bartow, Roanoke Island, 1862

N.59.2.3

Charge of the Hawkins Zouaves on a Masked Battery near Elizabeth City, 1862

N.59.2.4

Union Naval Flotilla Cooperating with the land forces in the attack on Ft. Macon, 1862

N.59.2.5

Perilous position of the Harriet Lane, 1860-1865

N.59.2.6

Confederate Prisoners taken on Roanoke Island after the Battle, 1862

N.59.2.7

Blockade Runner Lady Davis captured off Wilmington, 1861-1865

N.59.2.8

Rescue of Marines from from foundering Steamer Governor by United State Frigate Sabine off Cape Hatteras, November 2, 1861, 1861-1865

N.59.2.9

Blockade Runner Robert E. Lee captured near Beaufort, S.C., 1861-1865

N.59.2.10

Fight at Hatteras Inlet, Gunboat Monticello commanded by Lt. Braine, 1861

N.59.2.11

Steamer Escort running the batteries on the North Carolina coast, 1861-1865

N.59.2.12

View of New Bern from opposite Bank of Neuse River, 10th Confederate Regiment awaits transportation by flagship Delaware, 1861-1865

N.59.2.13

Death of Colonel J. W. Allen, surgeon weller, and the 2nd Mate of the Ann E. Thompson near Hatteras Inlet, January 15, 1862, 1862

N.59.2.14

Bombardment of Ft. Fisher, 1883

N.59.2.15

Capture of the Forts at Hatteras Inlet: First day flat opening fire and Boats landing through Surf, 1861

N.59.2.16

Confederate Steamer Nashville running the Blockade, Beaufort, North Carolina, 1861-1865

N.59.2.17

Capture of the Fanny in Pamlico Sound, October 1, 1861, 1864

N.59.2.18

Capture of Steamer Fanny by three Confederate Steamers off Chicamonico, 1861-1865

N.59.2.19

Union Siege Works on Bogue Inland, ererected for Reduction of Ft. Macon, 1861-1865

N.59.2.20

Confederate Deserters in Mountains of North Carolina, 1861-1865

N.59.2.21

United State Fleet and Transports off Hatteras during a storm, 1861-1865

N.59.2.22

General Alfred Howe Terry, United States Army, 1861-1865

N.59.2.23

Miss Kady C. Brownell, the Heroine of New Bern, daughter of the First, Fourth, and Fifth Rhode Island Volunteers, 1861-1865

N.59.2.24

Death of O. Jennings Wise: Bringing him ashore after the Battle, 1862

N.59.2.25

Negotiations between Gen. Sherman and Johnson at James Bennett's house, and Gen. Kilpatrick, Gen. Hampton and staff discusing Campaign, April 18, 1865, 1865

N.59.2.26

Bombardment of Ft. Hatteras, Pamlico Sound, August 29, 1861, by Federal fleet under Commodore Stringham, 1861

N.59.2.27

Interior of Ft. Hatteras after the Bombardment, 1861-1865

N.59.2.28

General Schofield's Army on its March toward Goldsboro and Confederate Works in Rear of Wilmington, 1861-1865

N.59.2.29

Rear Admiral Silas H. Stringham, 1861-1865

N.59.2.30

Battle of Kinston, March 8, 1865, 1865

N.59.2.31

Final and Triumphant assault on Ft. Fisher near Wilmington, NC on evening of January 15, 1865, 1893

N.59.2.32

Sir Walter Raleigh's History of the World, 1614

N.59.2.33-35

Obstructions placed by the Rebels in Croatan Sound; Sunken Vessel and Chevaux de Friese, 1862

N.59.2.36

A Plan of Camp and Battle of Alamance, 1771

N.59.2.37

Confederate Armored Gunboat Neuse sunken at Kinston in 1865, 1865

N.59.2.38

Illustration of "Blandwood," the Residence of Governor Morehead, Greensboro

N.59.2.39

Battle of Alamance, 1959

N.59.2.41-42

Womens Fashions (illustrations)

N.59.2.43-46

Photographers making Photographs of Mountain Scene

N.59.2.47-48

Battle of Alamance oil painting (copy) by Robert and Margaret Thompson, 1959

N.59.2.49-50

Bingham School for Boys, near Mebane, 1959

N.59.2.51-52

Capture of Ft. Fisher, 1890

N.59.2.53

Sir Walter Cabinet drawing by John Ellington, 1959

N.59.2.54

Dr. William Calvin Tompkins (1819-1895) of Webster, NC, c. 1865-1870

N.59.2.55

Dolly Madison

N.59.2.56

Drawing of Alamance Battleground by John Ellington

N.59.2.57-58

Carolyn Green, Archives staff member, 1959

N.59.2.59

Mt. Mitchell State Park Monument after Dynamite, 1915

N.59.2.62

Old Monument before dynamite, Mt. Mitchell State Park, c. 1900-1915

N.59.2.63

Logging Road, Mt. Mitchell State Park, 1915

N.59.2.64

Rev. Elisha Mitchell

N.59.2.65

Big Tom Wilson and wife in later years, c. 1900

N.59.2.66

Professor Arnold Guyot, 1867

N.59.2.67

Unidentified Graduating Class, c. 1880-1890

N.59.2.68

Education Building, Raleigh, c. 1952

N.59.2.69-71

Education Building, Raleigh (copy of N.53.15.382), 1938

N.59.2.72

Restoration at Charles B. Aycock birthplace, 1959

N.59.2.73-78

Old Brunswick Town showing also views of Ft. Anderson, 1959

N.59.2.79-96

Old Eaton House, Northampton or Halifax County, on Roanoke River

N.59.2.97

Map of Alamance Battleground showing Tryon's Camp

N.59.2.98

Capitol Square showing corner, 1884

N.59.2.99-100

Mannequins and Barbara Schultz in Work Room, 1959

N.59.2.101-102

Gov. Charles B. Aycock, c. 1912

N.59.2.103-104

Kitchen and Slave Quarters at Harper House, Bentonville, 1959

N.59.3.1-3

Charles B. Aycock birthplace restoration, 1959

N.59.3.4-7

Capt. E. Fletcher Satterfield, Company H, killed at Gettysburg, PA, July 3, 1863

N.59.3.8

Major Charles P. Bolles, 1884

N.59.3.9

James K.Polk and Polk Birthplace, Mecklenburg County

N.59.3.10-12

Sam Tarlton, 1959

N.59.3.13

Phi Beta Kappa meeting, 1959

N.59.3.14-18

Birthplace of Gov. Charles B. Aycock, 1959

N.59.3.19-25

Meeting of Sir Walter Cabinet in Hall of History, April 14, 1959, 1959

N.59.4.1-7

Large bunch of old tape from one book in Archives, 1959

N.59.4.8-11

David L. Corbitt and Julia Meconnaley, 1959

N.59.4.12-13

Statue of George Washington in Hall of History, 1959

N.59.4.14-17

Hershal V. Rose of Smithfield, Archives and History board member and Johnston County clerk of court, c. 1959

N.59.5.1-2

Etching of Joel Lane House, Raleigh, 1950

N.59.5.3

St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Bath (copy of N.53.15.1973)

N.59.5.4

Map Showing location of Eden House, 1729

N.59.5.5

Seal of Confederacy, 1861-1865

N.59.5.6-7

Alamance Battleground, 1959

N.59.5.8-27

Statue of the "Boy with the Leaking Boat," Fresno, CA, 1959

N.59.5.28-29

"Dram Tree," Wilmington, 1910

N.59.5.30-31

John White's drawing of Indian Village Secoton, 1585-1593

N.59.5.32

John White's drawing of Indians boiling food, 1585-1593

N.59.5.33

John White's drawing of Indian, Idol Kiwala, 1585-1593

N.59.5.34

John White's drawing of Indians around the fire, 1585-1593

N.59.5.35

John White's drawing of Indians maknig a canoe, 1585-1593

N.59.5.36

John White's drawing of Indians boiling fish, 1585-1593

N.59.5.37

John White's drawing of Indians in winter clothes, 1585-1593

N.59.5.38

John White's drawing of Indian Sorcerer, 1585-1593

N.59.5.39

Gov. Charles B. Aycock birthplace, 1959

N.59.5.40-61

Robert Potter of Granville County, U.S. Navy midshipman, attorney, state legislator and United States congressman, 1815-1821

N.59.5.62-63

James Bennett House, where Johnson Surrendered to Sherman, 1865

N.59.5.69-70

Alamance Battleground, 1959

N.59.7.1-35

Painting of Willie Jones (copy)

N.59.7.36-37

Sword and Scabbard with jeweled hilt and highly engraved plate (1848) presented by 1st N.C. Regiment in Mexican War to Maj. Montford S. Stokes, 1959

N.59.7.38-39

Sword and Scabbard of Major Richard Caswell Gatlin, Mexican War, 1959

N.59.7.40-41

Sword and Scabbard of Capt. George E. B. Singletary of 1st North Carolina Volunteers, Mexican War, 1959

N.59.7.42-43

Dress Coat and hat of Major William H. Polk, 3rd Regiment United State Dragoons, Mexican War, 1959

N.59.7.44-47

Dress chapeau of Santa Anna captured by Major William H. Polk, Mexican War, 1959

N.59.7.48-49

Mexican Flag captured in 1847 by Lt. William B. Bate, 1959

N.59.7.50-53

Silver spurs made in Tarboro in 1847 presented by the ladies to Capt. Lewis D. Wilson, 1st NC Regiment, 1959

N.59.7.54-55

Sash worn during Mexican War by Lt. Cochran and during Civil War by his son, Capt. J. M. Cochran, 1959

N.59.7.56-57

Percussion pistol, United State Army model, 1842, used during Mexican War and Civil War by Cavalry, 1959

N.59.7.58-59

Gold Epaulettes of Major Richard Caswell Gatlin, 7th Regiment, U.S. Army, 1959

N.59.7.60-61

Joseph Montfort

N.59.7.64

William H. Polk

N.59.7.65

Lithograph of engraving of Zachary Taylor (copy), 1924-1928

N.59.7.66

"Man Smoking Pipe," painting (copy) by Mary Lyde Hicks Williams, 1890-1910

N.59.7.67-68

Sword of William H. Polk, Mexican War, 1959

N.59.7.71-72

Henry Clay Oak Tree and Marker, with Andrews-Duncan House in background, Raleigh

N.59.7.73-75

James Bennett House interior, 1865

N.59.7.76

General Kilpatrick discussing the North Carolina campaign with Gen. Wade Hampton at the James Bennett House on April 18, 1865, 1865

N.59.7.77

Liberty Bell in Museum of Natural History, 1959

N.59.7.78-79

Charles Eden House Marker, near Edenton, 1949

N.59.7.80

Moore's Creek Visitor Center dedication, 1959

N.59.7.81-92

Opening tea at the exhibit on Mary Lyde Hicks Williams paintings of African-American life, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.7.93-98

Jim Wynn and Dinah Gray, with horse, Ocracoke, 1959

N.59.7.99-110

Statement of Donald MacDonald (copied from PC 721), 1776

N.59.7.111-112

Copies of German language records from Pilgrim Church, Lexington

N.59.7.113-114

Emancipation Papers (copies)

N.59.7.115-118

Scene in a Chapel at Vaux, France, 1918, showing ambulance company attached to the 80th Division, 1918

N.59.7.119-120

North Carolina State Flag from atop the Capitol, 1959

N.59.7.123-124

Flag with 48 stars on top of State Capitol, 1959

N.59.7.125

View of Raleigh from atop the Capitol looking West, 1959

N.59.7.126

Highway Building from atop the Capitol looking East, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.7.127

Justice Building from top of Capitol looking South, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.7.128

400 Block of Fayetteville Street looking North, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.7.129-130

300 Block of North Blount Street looking North, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.7.131-132

Fayetteville Street from atop the State Capitol looking South, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.7.133-136

500 Block of Fayetteville Street looking North, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.7.137-138

500 Block New Bern Avenue looking West, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.7.139-140

300 Block of Fayetteville Street, at Martin Street, looking North, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.7.141-142

Cadillac Company, 400 block of Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.7.145-146

100 Block of Martin Street looking East showing Security National Bank, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.7.147-148

300 Block of Hillsboro Street looking west, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.7.143-144

Map of Ft. Fisher, 1865

N.59.7.149

Zebulon B. Vance, 1877

N.59.8.1

Governor Thomas J. Jarvis (copy of N.53.15.1568)

N.59.8.3-4

Governor Daniel G. Fowle (copy of N.53.15.1601)

N.59.8.5-6

Fayetteville Street showing old Tucker Building, McLellan's, Woolworth's, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.8.8-11

Fayetteville Street showing top of the Old Tucker Building, and new parking building Martin Street, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.8.12-15

Fayetteville Street showing Wake County Courthouse, Post Office, Tucker Building, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.8.16-19

Map showing a section of Raleigh from Capitol to Rock Quarry Road, 1959

N.59.8.20-21

Bennett House

N.59.8.22-23

General Louis D. Wilson (1789-1847)

N.59.8.24-25

David L. Swain (copy of N.53.15.655)

N.59.8.26

Colonel Montford Sidney Stokes

N.59.8.27-28

Lt. Col. James T. Adams, 26th Regiment, N.C. State Troops, c. 1861-1865; 1900-1915

N.59.8.28-29

Drawing of the train, Tornado, drawn by Sam Townsend for the Raleigh Room

N.59.8.30-31

Moore's Creek Bridge Visitor Center, 1959

N.59.8.32-36

Map of Bertie County (copy), 1877

N.59.8.37

Seals of Southern States, 1959

N.59.8.38-39

Plan of the Albemarle, 1895-1914

N.59.8.40-41

Barbara Schultz in Storage Room, First Floor, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.42-43

School children in 1890-1910 Reconstruction Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.44-45

Sue Ridge in Demonstration Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.46-47

Three children looking at exhibits in Portrait Gallery and School Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.48-49

Boy and Girl looking at portraits by Mary Lyde Hicks Williams, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.50-51

Arrowhead Development, Roanoke Island Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.52

Canova Statue of George Washington in Raleigh Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.53-54

Josephus Daniels Junior High School, showing Jane Howard, Dick Andrews, Norman Larson, 1959

N.59.8.55-58

Billy Lowry in Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.59

Presentation of Taped Recorded Interviews of Old People, showing Joye E. Jordan, Nevin J. Rice, Dick Walser, Gov. Luther Hodges, Donald McDonald, Dr. C. C. Crittenden, 1959

N.59.8.60

Dr. C. C. Crittenden and Billy Lowry looking at old gun and desk, 1959

N.59.8.61-62

Presentation of Tapes showing Gov. Luther Hodges and Billy Lowry, 1959

N.59.8.63-64

Billy Lowry, 99 years old, Pembroke Indians in Front Exhibit, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.65

Presentation ceremony of tape recorded interviews showing Nevin J. Rice, Gov. Luther Hodges, Dr. Dovenmehle, David Marne, Bill Powell, W. C. Carson, Dick Walser, Mrs. Earnest Branch, Donald McDonald, Norman Larson, Mrs. Taft Bass, Billy Lowry, 1959

N.59.8.66-71

Dipping Candles, 1850

N.59.8.72

Country Well

N.59.8.73

Victorian Kitchen

N.59.8.74

Kitchen of 1833

N.59.8.75

Kitchen of 1860

N.59.8.76

Safe, or Pie Cupboard

N.59.8.77

The Plantation Porch

N.59.8.78

Bedroom of Herbert Hoover birthplace, West Branch, Iowa

N.59.8.79

Roanoke Island Colonial and Revolutionary Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.80-82

Store Room in Basement showing Barbara Schultz, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.83-84

Roanoke Island Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.85-86

Portrait Gallery showing Jo Robertson, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.87-88

Tool Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.89

Crystal or glassware and china from Blount Collection, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.90-91

Kitchen-Living Roomn of Herbert Hoover birthplace

N.59.8.92

Erwin Holt Kitchen, 2 miles east of Alamance Battleground, 1959

N.59.8.93-104

Cradle in Blount Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.105-106

Mantle in Blount Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.107-108

Chair in Blount Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.109-110

Chippendale Arm Chair in Blount Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.111-112

Table, Samovar, and Coffee Pot in Blount Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.113-114

Table or Wash Stand in Blount Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.115-116

Grandfather Clock in Blount Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.8.117

Dutch Plow, 200 years old, front of Wyatt's, Wilmington Street, Raleigh, 1959

N.59.8.118-120

Grave of Andrew Johnson's father, 1959

N.59.8.121-123

Sue Ridge, 1959

N.59.9.1-4

Maude Moore Latham

N.59.9.5-8

Indians Catching Fish (copy of N.53.15.4824)

N.59.9.9-10

Indians Fishing

N.59.9.11-12

State Capitol, c. 1953-1959

N.59.9.13-14

William Paul Roberts, Confederate officer and State Legislator

N.59.9.15-16

Map of Bertie County, First District

N.59.9.17-18

Map of Bertie County, Division A, District I

N.59.9.19-20

Early United States flag, c. 1781-1790, 1959

N.59.9.21-22

Early United States flag with Sue Ridge, 1959

N.59.9.23-24

Archives and History Executive Board at Sir Walter Hotel, 1959

N.59.9.25-28

Architectural Drawing of Alamance Battleground Visitor Center

N.59.9.29-30

Chest of Drawers

N.59.9.31-32

Portrait Gallery, School Room, and Colonial and Revolutionary Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.9.33-50

House in the Horseshoe (Alston House) Fence Rail, Bullet Holes in front and back doors, 1959

N.59.9.50A-52

Dedication of the Governor Charles B. Aycock birthplace, Fremont, 1959

N.59.10.1-18

Edwin Gill at the dedication of the Charles B. Aycock birthplace, Fremont, 1959

N.59.10.19

Dr. E. Y. Joyner at dedication of the Charles B. Aycock birthplace, Fremont, 1959

N.59.10.20

Dr. Charles Carroll, Department of Education, at dedication of the Aybock birthplace, Fremont, 1959

N.59.10.21

Charles B. Aycock's grandson of Kinston at dedication of the Aybock birthplace, 1959

N.59.10.22

Dr. David J. Rose of Goldsboro at dedication of the Aycock birthplace, 1959

N.59.10.23

Dr. Chris Crittenden at Aycock birthplace dedication, 1959

N.59.10.24

Exteriors of the Charles B. Aycock birthplace, 1959

N.59.10.25-26

Bessie Mordecai and Rosa G. Hill, first graduates of the Rex School of Nursing, Raleigh

N.59.10.57-58

Retirement farewell tea party for Mrs. Meconnahey, Archives and History employee,1959

N.59.10-59-67

"Milk Churning" and "The Laborer's Refreshment," paintings (copies) by Mary Lyde Hicks Williams, 1890-1910

N.59.10.68-69

Hinsdale House, Hillsboro Street, Raleigh, 1955

N.59.10.70-71

Small chest of drawers at Antique Shop, Wilson, [possibly purchased for Aycock birthplace], 1959

N.59.10.72-74

Portrait gallery exhibit of paintings by Mary Lydia Hicks Williams, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.10.75-86

Exhibit of Gourds, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.10.87

Andrew Johnson exhibit, Raleigh Room, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.10.88-91

Exhibit on Organized Nursing in North Carolina, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.10.92

Judith Barham, Wendell student at Rex School of Nursing, and Edna L. Heinzuling of Statesville, former president of the N.C. Nurses Association, at Nurses exhibit, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.10.94-95

Junior Historians display featuring Tryon Palace at Hall of History, 1959

N.59.11.1-3

Five generations of African-Americans near Asheville

N.59.11.4

Balsam Circle on Clingman's Peak, near Mt. Mitchell, c. 1914-1916

N.59.11.5

Fairfield Inn viewed from the top of Mt. Toxaway, c. 1902

N.59.11.6

Esmeralda Inn, Hickory Nut Gap, c. 1901

N.59.11.7

Fishing in the Toxaway River, c.1900-1920

N.59.11.8

Lake Sapphire, near Sapphire, N.C., c. 1900-1910

N.59.11.9

Lake Fairfield and Fairfield Inn, Sapphire, N.C., c. 1902

N.59.11.10

Lake Toxaway and Inn, 1903

N.59.11.11

French Broad River, one mile below Asheville, on Strawberry Hill, c. 1900-1910

N.59.11.12

Mountain Home, c. 1900-1920

N.59.11.13

J. D. de Roulhac Hamilton, 1959

N.59.11.14-17

Col. Leonidas L. Polk, c. 1870-1880; 1945-1949

N.59.11.18

Edwin M. Holt, 1900

N.59.11.19

R. D. W. Connor, c. 1910

N.59.11.20

North Carolina Monument marking the McCamie cabin site, birthplace of Andrew Jackson, 1959

N.59.12.1-2

South Carolina marker for Andrew Jackson's birthplace, 1959

N.59.12.3-5

South Carolina Highway marker to Birthplace of Andrew Jackson, 1959

N.59.12.6

Directional Marker in South Carolina to Andrew Jackson's birthplace, 1959

N.59.12.7

Lost Colony Site at Manteo and marker, 1949

N.59.12.9-13

St. Paul's Episcopal Church and graves in churchyard, Edenton, 1959

N.59.12.14-16

Rearview of Orange County Courthouse, Hillsboro, 1953

N.59.12.17-18

Lancaster County, S.C. Courthouse, 1947

N.59.12.19-20

Old-time Christmas Tree and toys, Hall of History, 1959

N.59.12.21-43

Portrait (copy) of Gov. Luther Hodges, 1959

N.59.12.44-53

Culture Week, N.C. Literary and Historical Association, 1959

N.59.12.54-89

Men and dogs after a hunt, with quail, rabbitts, turkeys, 1900-1906

N.59.12.90

Confederate Memorial from Capitol Square (badly damaged copy)

N.59.12.91

Lt. John Julius Guthrie, commander of the blockade runner Advance, 1860

N.59.12.92

Private Andrew J. Daniel, Greene County, Co. E., 61st Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1861-1865

N.59.12.93

John Haywood (or William Walker), 1870

N.59.12.94

Lt. Charles B. Cook, Co. H, 1st N.C. Volunteers, 1861

N.59.12.95

Edward M. Yarborough, building of the Yarborough House, Raleigh, 1850-1862

N.59.12.96

John Brodie, 1856

N.59.12.97

W. J. L. Millar, c. 1865-1870

N.59.12.98

William Hamilton Overman, 2nd Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1862

N.59.12.99

Stephen D. Ramseur, 1861-1854

N.59.12.100

John Lawson Wrenn, 1861-1865

N.59.12.101

Lt. Quentin Busbee, 14th Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1860-1865

N.59.12.102

Capt. James I. Waddell and Capt. James Crosby, United State Navy, 1850-1860

N.59.12.103

Unidentified Woman, c. 1870

N.59.12.104

Sam Tarlton and Dr. Chris Crittenden at Moore's Creek opening, 1959

N.59.12.105

Moore's Creek Battleground Visitor Center opening, 1959

N.59.12.106

Col. Hugh Dortch and Dr. Chris Critteden at opening of Moore's Creek visitory center, 1959

N.59.12.107

Display of Broadsword and Musket, Moore's Creek visitor center opening, 1959

N.59.12.108

Visitor Center at Moore's Creek Battleground opening, 1959

N.59.12.109

Moore's Creek Campaign displays at opening of the Moore's Creek Visitor Center, 1959

N.59.12.110-111

"The Boundary Tree," a pine tree felled in 1928 marking the point on the dividing line between North and South Carolina, 1928

N.59.12.112

"Bothered," characterization of two dogs, 1872

N.59.12.113

Elizabethan Pinnace from Lant's Funeral Procession, engraving of funeral procession of Sir Phillip Sidney

N.59.12.114

Dinner Party for William Jennings Bryan, 1890-1910

N.59.12.115

St. Philips Episcopal Church, Brunswick Town, 1937

N.59.12.116

Satin badge worn at reception in Fayetteville for the Marquis de Lafayette

N.59.12.117

Visitors of East Carolina Training School to Raleigh, 1917

N.59.12.118

Alexander Jefferson Kilpatrick with his mother, 1856-1858

N.59.12.119

Mary Lovick Kilpatrick

N.59.12.120

Unidentified Man, c. 1850-1870

N.59.12.121

Unidentified Woman and Girl, probably from Iredell County, c. 1850-1870; 1900

N.59.12.122

Unidentified Man Wearing Confederate Uniform, 1861-1865

N.59.12.123

Private George W. Hahn (or Haun), 32nd Regiment, N.C. State Troops, antebellum teacher from Catawba County, 1861-1865

N.59.12.124

2nd Lt. Charles Betts Cooke, Co. H, 1st N.C. Regiment, 1861

N.59.12.125

Edward Dickinson, 71st Regiment, Junior Reserves, N.C. Troops, 1861-1865

N.59.12.126

Unidentified Man, 1850-1860

N.59.12.127

11. Negatives Received in 1960, 1720 - 1960

Illicit Distillation of Liquors: How the article is carried to the Southern market, 1867

N.60.1.3

Illicit Distillation of Liquor: Southern Mode of Making Whiskey, 1867

N.60.1.4

Bennett House and letter from William T. Sherman, n.d.; 1888

N.60.2.1-3

Old newspapers from the State Archives and H. G. Jones, Mr. Britt, Mike and Cecil with microfilm camera, 1960

N.60.2.4-7

School Children in old classroom, Buffaloe, New York

N.60.2.8

Walter Hines Page, c. 1918

N.60.2.9-12

Reginald A. Fessenden, c. 1930

N.60.2.13-14

The "Tally Ho," a bus used by John Joseph Bridges to transport children to school in Wake County, c. 1910-1919

N.60.2.15

"The Groves," home of Willie Jones, Halifax, 1941

N.60.2.16

Conetoe Rural School building, 1890-1910

N.60.2.17

Archives Record Center stacks, 1960

N.60.2.18-20

Janet Quinlan Crittenden, c. 1960

N.60.2.21-22

Historical Publications Office, William A. Graham Papers nad John Gray Blount Papers, 1960

N.60.2.23-24

Francis Lister Hawks, 1870-1890

N.60.2.25

Nathan Bedford Forest, 1861-1865; 1890-1910

N.60.2.26

Capt. Johnston Blakeley (copy of N.53.15.1494), 1800-1810

N.60.2.27

Archives and History Christmas Party, 1959

N.60.2.38-60

African American homes, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.61

Old Wharf or fishing pier for boats, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.62

Gen. Bryan Grimes House, Grimesland, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.63-64

Bonner House, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.65-66

Wilton Smith House, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.67-69

St. Thomas Episcopal Church and historical marker, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.70-74

Palmer-Marsh House, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.75-92

Drawing of pirate by John Ellington, 1960

N.60.3.1

Drawing of pirate by John Ellington, 1960

N.60.3.3

The Hideous Face of Blackbeard loomed up from the Smoke

N.60.3.4

Blackbeard's Head hanging from a bowsprit

N.60.3.5

Blackbeard killed in a fight with Lt. Maynard

N.60.3.6

Blackbeard the Pirate

N.60.3.7

Sinking of a Merchant Ship

N.60.3.8

Mutiny on Board the Vineyard

N.60.3.9

Anne Bonny and Mary Read, female pirates

N.60.3.10

Ships in Storm, a wrecked pirate ship captured, ransacked, abandoned

N.60.3.11

Pirates boarding two bucanneer ships

N.60.3.12

A Wounded Spaniard shot by one of Capt. Low's crew

N.60.3.13

The Execution of Major Stede Bonnet

N.60.3.14

A Spanish Galleon drawing by John Ellington

N.60.3.15

A Brigantine Ship drawing by John Ellington

N.60.3.16

A Three-Masted Sloop drawing by John Ellington

N.60.3.17

View of "Bloody Lane," Antietam and South Mountain Battlefields, 1900

N.60.3.18

East Main Street, Sharpsburg, Maryland, 1900

N.60.3.19

Jamestown, Virginia

N.60.3.20-40

Battle of Black River, near Averasboro, 1865

N.60.3.41

"White Plains," Nathaniel Jones House, Cary, NC, 1925

N.60.3.42

Seth Jones House, near Rolesville, NC

N.60.3.43

Advertisement for a Four Horse Post Coach from Asheville to Morganton, 1831

N.60.3.44-45

Map of Wachovia with some additional surveys, 1766

N.60.3.46

Parts of the "Travel Diary," of Brother Joseph, 1752

N.60.3.47

August Gottlieb Spangenberg, 1792

N.60.3.48

Map of Salem, 1783

N.60.3.49

Count Nicholas Louis Von Zinzendorf, c. 1720-1730

N.60.3.50

Dr. C. C. Crittenden and Al Honecutt with old guns, 1960

N.60.3.51-56

Junius Daniel, James W. Tracy, William A. Johnston, 14th Regiment, NC Troops, 1861-1865

N.60.3.57

Capt. J. W. Cooke, 1861-1865; 1900-1910

N.60.3.58

Ecce Homo (Behold the Man), painting showing the head of Jesus Christ in St. James Episcopal Church, Wilmington, NC, 1960

N.60.3.59

Section of Map of Brunswick Town, 1769

N.60.3.60

John F. Hoke, R. D. Johnston, D. H. Christie, C. C. Blacknall, J. W. Leak, E. J. Christian, 23rd Regiment, NC Troops, 1861-1865

N.60.3.61

Admiral David D. Porter, 1861-1865

N.60.3.62

General A. E. Burnside, 1861-1865

N.60.3.63

Dead Civil War Soldier, 1861-1865

N.60.3.64

General Benjamin F. Butler

N.60.3.65

Letter from Martha Jefferson to Dolly Madison, 8 August 1780, 1780

N.60.3.66-67

Civil War Generals Richard C. Gatlin, James Lane, Thomas L. Clingman, George B. Anderson, L. O'Brien Branch, John R. Cooke,1861-1865

N.60.3.68

Fred A. Olds, 1880-1900

N.60.3.72-73

Orange and Randolph County deeds and plats, Alamance Battleground, with signatures of Herman Husband, John Barton, John Cable, and Edmund Fanning, 1764

N.60.3.75-85

Interior of St. David's Episcopal Church, Creswell, N.C., c. 1900

N.60.4.1

Pettigrew Family Cemetery at Bonarva, Lake Phelps, Tyrrell County, c. 1900

N.60.4.2

Somerset Place, Lake Phelps, Washington County, c. 1900

N.60.4.3

Somerset Place, Lake Phelps, Washington County, showing slave cabins and rear of mansion, c. 1900-1915

N.60.4.4

St. David's Episcopal Church, Creswell, Washington County, c. 1900

N.60.4.5

Harper House, Bentonville, 1960

N.60.4.6-17

Hall of History staff members, Marvin Rogers, John Ellington, Joye Jordan, Sam Townsend, Normal Larson, Madlin Futrell, Ernie Harrell, Faye Cole, Bonnie Walker, Sue Ridge, Barbara Schultz, 1960

N.60.4.18-19

Puppets display at Hall of History, 1960

N.60.4.20-22

Alamance Visitor Center Construction Site, 1960

N.60.4.23-34

William Nelson, c. 1749-1751

N.60.4.35

Elizabeth Burwell Nelson, c. 1749-1751

N.60.4.36

Mary Nelson Berkley, c. 1741-1750

N.60.4.37

Gertrude Weil, president of the NC Equal Suffrage Association; Palmer Jerman with dog; Sallie Dortch, Raleigh chairman of volunteers; and Mrs. T. Palmer Jerman, chairman of State Ratification Committee at 116 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, 1920

N.60.4.38

Harper House, Bentonville, 1960

N.60.4.39-50

Baby pictures of grandchild of Dr. C. C. Crittenden and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Griffiths, Jr., 1960

N.60.4.51-54

Kentucky Rifle made by Phillip Grose of Rutherford County, c. 1820-1850, 1960

N.60.4.55

Kentucky Rifle percussion rifle manufactured by Elias Albright and son, c. 1830-1850, 1960

N.60.4.56

Kentucky Rifle made by H. L. Groner, c. 1820-1840, 1960

N.60.4.57

U. S. Army Springfield Rifle 1903 model used by soldiers in World War I, 1960

N.60.4.58

U. S. Army M1 Rifle used by soldiers during World War II, 1960

N.60.4.59

Spencer Carbine used by United States Cavalry after 1863, 1960

N.60.4.60

Six shot muzzle load rifle, 1960

N.60.4.61

Wheel lock Harquebus, 29-inch barrel with seven grooves, 1960

N.60.4.62

Hall Rifle, 1832 model owned by Surgeon William Cramer, 1960

N.60.4.63

H. Ledford William Howell Rifle, 1960

N.60.4.64

Springfield Rifle made at Harper's Ferry Armory, c. 1855-1866, 1960

N.60.4.65

Krag Jorgenson Magazine Rifle with bayonet, c. 1896-1907, 1960

N.60.4.66

Springfield Rifle, 1884 model, 1960

N.60.4.67

Henry Repeating rifle, 1860, 1960

N.60.4.68

Musket flint lock made in London, used by Fayetteville Light Infantry, 1793, 1960

N.60.4.69

Flint and steel rifle owned by J. A. Perry, Chatham County, 1960

N.60.4.70

Percussion hunting rifle made by J. D. Ledbetter in Guilford County, c. 1820-1860, 1960

N.60.4.71

Rifle made by William Lamb and Son, Jamestown, Guilford County, c. 1830-1850, 1960

N.60.4.72

Percussion plains rifle made by Solomon Ward, Jamestown, Guilford County, c. 1850, 1960

N.60.4.73

Rifle made by Anderson Lamb, Jamestown, Guilford County, 1960

N.60.4.74

Rifle made by J. O. Whisnant of Cleveland County, 1960

N.60.4.75

Rifle made by Evan Johnson of Guilford County, 1960

N.60.4.76

Colt Pocket Revolver, 1849 model, with engraving that reads "Captured at Hanover Courthouse, Virginia from Major Lowe, 25th N.C. Volunteers, 1960

N.60.4.77

Pocket Model Colt pistol, 1960

N.60.4.78

Dueling pistols made in London, c. 1806, by F. Mortimer and Son, believed to have been used in several duels, 1960

N.60.4.79-80

Revolutionary era pistol manufactured in London, 1960

N.60.4.81

Revolutionary era pistol, unknown manufacturer, 1960

N.60.4.82

1854 Whitney pocket pistol, 1960

N.60.4.83

Dueling pistol of a son-in-law of Alexander Brevard, c. 1855, 1960

N.60.4.84

Manhattan pistol, c. 1864, 1960

N.60.4.85

Colt Navy Pistol, c. 1851 model, 1960

N.60.4.86

Whitney Navy pistol, 1854 model, 1960

N.60.4.87

Smith and Wesson pistol, 1873 model, 1960

N.60.4.88

Johnson Military pistol, 1836, 1960

N.60.4.89

Remington pistol, over and under Derringer, 1960

N.60.4.90

Smith and Wesson Army revolver No. 2, 1960

N.60.4.91

Revolver, 1960

N.60.4.92

Belgian "Cannon" pistol, 1960

N.60.4.93

U.S. Army colt pistol, c. 1860, associated with Capt. A. B. Andrews, 1960

N.60.4.94

Le Faucheux pin fire pistol, 1960

N.60.4.95

Colt Pocket Revolver, 1849 model, 1960

N.60.4.96

Frontier Colt pistol, 1878, 1960

N.60.4.97

Colt pistol, 1911 model, associated with Col. A. L. Cox, 1960

N.60.4.98

1842 Aston Military pistol used in Mexican and Civil War, 1960

N.60.4.99

Bootleg pistol, 1960

N.60.4.100

Double Action "Muff" pistol, 1960

N.60.4.101

Waters Military pistol, 1836 model, with 1850 conversion, associated with Lawrence O. Branch, 1960

N.60.4.102

Flintlock pistol, 1816 North Military associated with Jacob Johnson, 1960

N.60.4.103

Double barrel percussion pistol, 1960

N.60.4.104

Pepper box pistol from Randolph County manufactured by Allen and Thurber of Worcester, Massachusetts, 1960

N.60.4.105

Colt Revolver taken from the body of Robeson County outlaw, Tom Lowrey, 1960

N.60.4.106

Johnson Military pistol, 1836, associated with Gen. Lawrence O. Branch, 1960

N.60.4.107

Hall of History gun display of guns made in North Carolina, 1960

N.60.4.108

Sword of Samuel Blackwell Waters of New Bern, 1960

N.60.4.109

Sword of Gen. Bryan Grimes, 1960

N.60.4.110

Sword of James J. Pettigrew, 1960

N.60.4.111

Sword of Col. Henry K. Burgwyn, 1960

N.60.4.112

Sword of Col. Fred A. Olds, N.C. National Guard, 1960

N.60.4.113

Sword and scabbard of Col. John R. Lane, 26th Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1960

N.60.4.114

Sword of Gen. Robert F. Hoke, 1960

N.60.4.115

Sword of Braxton Bragg, 1960

N.60.4.116

Sword of Gen.Matt W. Ransom, 1960

N.60.4.117

Sword of Zebulon B. Vance, 1960

N.60.4.118

Revolutionary Sword of Gen. William Skinner, 1960

N.60.4.119

Hall of History exhibit on Swords of Famous North Carolinians, 1960

N.60.4.120-121

Hall of History Gun Room "Code of Duello" exhibit, 1960

N.60.4.122-123

Hall of History Gun Room "Swamp Marauders" exhibit, 1960

N.60.4.124-125

Hall of History Gun Room "A Battle Trophy", 1960

N.60.4.126-127

Montford S. Stokes, 1861-1862

N.60.5.1

Joye E. Jordan, 1960

N.60.5.2-3

Drawing of Ft. Caswell, southeast scarp wall and moat

N.60.5.4

The Bombardment of Ft. Fisher, 1865-1880

N.60.5.5

Union Ships bombarding Ft. Fisher, 1900

N.60.5.6

Ft. Fisher front view showing palisade, 1865

N.60.5.7

Ft. Caswell, 1900-1915

N.60.5.8-9

James Sprunt and and Fred A. Olds at Ft. Fisher, 1923

N.60.5.10

Ft. Fisher, view of the mound battery apart of Sea face, 1917

N.60.5.11

Ft. Fisher, the sea face from the mound, 1917

N.60.5.12

Ft. Fisher, a combined Battery and Magazine at angle of sea and land face, 1917

N.60.5.13

Ft. Fisher mound battery, 1917

N.60.5.14

Marsh House restoration progress, Bath, 1960

N.60.5.15-37

Harper House and monument, well, graveyard, Bentonville, 1960

N.60.5.38-56

Sir George Carteret, Lord Granville

N.60.6.1

William Craven, Earl of Craven

N.60.6.2

Anthony Ashley Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury

N.60.6.3

George Monch, Duke of Albemarle

N.60.6.4

Abie Upchurch

N.60.6.5

Gen. Robert E. Lee, George Washington Custis Lee, Walter Taylor, 1862

N.60.6.6

Bird bath on Capitol Square, 1960

N.60.6.7

Bonnie Walker on Capitol Square, 1960

N.60.6.8-9

32 Pounder Naval Cannon seized at Norfolk in 1861 by Confederate forces and later mounted at Ft. Caswell, then Capitol Square, 1960

N.60.6.10-15

Barbara Schultz, 1960

N.60.6.16-31

United States 10th Cavalry Helmet, c. 1800, 1960

N.60.6.32-33

Henry Clay oak and Dr. C. C. Crittenden, East North Street, showing back of A. B. Andrews House, Raleigh, 1960

N.60.7.1-6

Dedication of Ft. Fisher, including Historical Commission members and speakers, 1960

N.60.7.7-17

"The Hermit" of Ft. Fisher, Robert Edward Harrell, at dedication of Ft. Fisher Visitor Center, 1960

N.60.7.18

Gov. Charles B. Aycock (copy of N.53.15.1556), 1890-1910

N.60.7.19

Gov. Charles B. Aycock, 1890-1910

N.60.7.20

Painting of Gov. Charles B. Aycock, 1958

N.60.7.21

Map showing Virginia to Florida, 1638

N.60.7.22

Alamance Battleground Museum

N.60.7.23-25

Royster Candy Store, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, 1960

N.60.7.26-68

Harper House kitchen, slave quarters, cemetery, monument, new road, Bentonville, 1960

N.60.9.1-20

Ft. Fisher Composite Map showing Beach Erosion, 1865-1936, 1960

N.60.9.21

Map of Smith's Island Rebel Works, 1960

N.60.9.22

Map of Ft. Campbell, 1960

N.60.9.23

Map of Ft. Johnston, 1960

N.60.9.24

Map of Ft. Caswell, 1960

N.60.9.25

Illustrations of Woman's Capes, c. 1760-1780, 1960

N.60.9.26-29

Illustration of Edenton Tea Party, 1960

N.60.9.30

Painting of Hannah Johnston Iredell, 1960

N.60.9.31-34

Bonnie Walker in Accessions Room, Hall of History, 1960

N.60.9.35-38

Beth Crabtree in Archives Stacks, 1960

N.60.9.39-44

Political Synopsis newspaper, October 1815, 1960

N.60.9.45-57

Delores Murray at microfilm reader, 1960

N.60.9.48-49

Mary Dean Phillips arranging manuscripts in Archives, 1960

N.60.9.50-51

Lillie McCoy laminating documents, 1960

N.60.9.52-53

Ruth Page splicing film, 1960

N.60.9.54-55

Ermine Hampton laminating documents, 1960

N.60.9.56

Ray Hocutt lamininating documents, 1960

N.60.9.57

Col. William L. Saunders, 1900-1915

N.60.9.58

Gen. W. Gaston Lewis, 1861-1865; 1900-1910

N.60.9.59

Display of Archives and History publications, 1960

N.60.9.60-61

Bonner House, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.9.62

Microfilming of old documents picturing H. G. Jones, Mr. Britt, and Jerry, 1960

N.60.9.63-64

H. G. Jones and Archives staff members Patterson and Blackwelder looking at old document, 1960

N.60.9.65-66

Alamance Battleground Visitor Center, 1960

N.60.9.67-78

Bennett House, Durham, 1960

N.60.9.79-90

Ft. Fisher and monument, 1960

N.60.9.91-114

Test shots with 10.5 mm telephoto and 135 mm camera showing various staff members and artifacts, 1960

N.60.10.1-19

Dr. C. C. Crittenden, 1960

N.60.10.20

Visitor Center at Moore's Creek Bridge, 1960

N.60.10.23-25

Truby Powell in Archives and History Publications department, 1960

N.60.10.26-27

New Officers of Confederate Centennial Commission, 1960

N.60.10.28-31

Group of men, North Carolina State Fair, 1884

N.60.10.32

Sewing Machines at North Carolina State Fair, 1884

N.60.10.33

Exhibit at North Carolina State Fair, 1884

N.60.10.34

Grand Stand, North Carolina Exposition, 1884

N.60.10.36

Exposition Dining Hall, North Carolina State Exposition, 1884

N.60.10.37

Central Exhibit Hall, North Carolina State Exposition, 1884

N.60.10.38

T. K. Bruner and unidentified group of men and women at the Chicago Exposition, 1893

N.60.10.39

T. K. Bruner and seven men at North Carolina exhibit, Chicago Exposition, 1893

N.60.10.40

Richard Caswell Gatlin painting, c. 1920-1940, 1960

N.60.11.1-2

Mary Knox Gatlin Cobb

N.60.11.3

Richard Caswell Gatlin while at West Point, 1840

N.60.11.4-5

Mary Knox Gatlin Cobb

N.60.11.6-7

Richard Caswell Gatlin, c.1880-1890

N.60.11.8-9

General Phillips, 1960

N.60.11.10-13

Christopher Crittenden, c. 1950-1960

N.60.11.14-17

Normal Larson, 1960

N.60.11.18-21

Generals William T. Sherman, Oliver O. Howard, John A. Logan, William B. Hazen, Jeff C. Davis, Henry W. Slocum, J. A. Mower, c. 1864-1865

N.60.11.22

Lt. Gen. William J. Hardee, 1861-1865

N.60.11.23

Judson Kilpatrick, 1861-1865

N.60.11.24

Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield, 1861-1865

N.60.11.25

Lt. Gen. Joseph Wheeler, 1861-1865

N.60.11.26

Maj. Gen. Alfred H. Terry, 1861-1865

N.60.11.27

Gen. William T. Sherman, 1861-1865

N.60.11.28

Admiral Patterson, c. 1960

N.60.11.29-32

Oliver O. Howard, 1861-1865

N.60.11.33-34

Eighteenth Centruy Suspended Cradle or Barrel Cradle on Trestle Stand, 1960

N.60.11.35-36

Zebulon B. Vance Birthplace, c. 1900

N.60.11.37

Guilford Courthouse Monument, later moved to Alamance Battleground, 1960

N.60.11.38-39

Annual Convention Banquet of American Association of Museums, Boston, 1960

N.60.11.40-42

Colonial Cradle made by Daniel Savory of New Hampshire, 1960

N.60.11.43

Colonial Doll's Cradle, 1960

N.60.11.44

Lassiter House, New Bern, c. 1941

N.60.11.45

View of Bennett House, near Durham, 1865

N.60.11.46

Bennett House, place of Johnston's Surrender, 1865

N.60.11.47

Bennett House, 1865

N.60.11.48

William Morris Log Cabin, Saluda, c. 1941

N.60.11.49

Historic Sites Display in Lobby of Archives and History building, 1960

N.60.11.50-51

Confederate Prison at Salisbury (copy of N.53.15.1758)

N.60.11.52

Assault on Ft. McAllister

N.60.11.53

Columbia, South Carolina Civil War scenes, 1865

N.60.11.54

Exodus of Confederates from Atlanta, 1864

N.60.11.55

Sherman's Army entering Savannah, 1864

N.60.11.56

Siege of Atlanta and Pontoon Bridge on Savannah River, 1864

N.60.11.57

Citizens of Atlanta leaving the City in Compliance with Gen. Sherman's order, 1864

N.60.11.58

Evacuation of Atlanta by Federal Forces, 1864

N.60.11.59

Sherman's Army Entering Columbia, 1865

N.60.11.60

Sherman's Foragers on a Georgia Plantation, 1864-1865

N.60.11.61

Columbia on Fire, 1865

N.60.11.62

Prison at Millen, Georgia where Federal troops were confined, 1864-1865

N.60.11.63

A Colonial Wharf, decorative engraving taken from Fry and Jefferson Map of Virginia, 1751, 1938

N.60.11.64

A Regiment in Camp, 1861-1865

N.60.11.65

Confederate Winter Quarters, Centreville, Virginia, 1862

N.60.11.66

Camp of Confederate Prisoners, 1862-1865

N.60.11.67

Scene in Camp, 1861-1865

N.60.11.68

Gen. Sherman, Naglee, and other officers at Headquarters of the Army of the Potomac, 1861-1865

N.60.11.69

Major General George Stoneman, 1861-1865

N.60.11.70

Washington Duke at his First Tobacco Factory, 1900

N.60.11.71

Tobacco Sled in Field, c.1900-1910

N.60.11.72

Duke Tobacco Factory, c. 1900

N.60.11.73

Globe Warehouse, Durham, 1886-1887

N.60.11.74

Harper House well, Bentonville, 1960

N.60.12.1-2

Elijah Atkinson House, Johnston County, 1960

N.60.12.3-10

Archives and History Book Display, 1960

N.60.12.11-12

Christmas Display in Hall of History, 1960

N.60.12.13-18

Bugle of the Third Regiment, Virginia Cavalry which blew the charge at the Battle of Bethel, 1861, 1960

N.60.12.19-20

Lawrence O. Branch Fife and Drum Corps Civil War veterans in Lousiville, 1905

N.60.12.21-22

Oliver J. Lehman, veteran of 33rd Regiment N.C. Troops musician, c. 1890-1910

N.60.12.23-24

Culture Week, Literary and History meeting at Sir Walter Hotel, and Chris Crittenden and wife with silver service, 1960

N.60.12.25-54

Bennett House and letter from William T. Sherman, n.d.; 1888

N.60.2.1-3

Old newspapers from the State Archives and H. G. Jones, Mr. Britt, Mike and Cecil with microfilm camera, 1960

N.60.2.4-7

School Children in old classroom, Buffaloe, New York

N.60.2.8

Walter Hines Page, c. 1918

N.60.2.9-12

Reginald A. Fessenden, c. 1930

N.60.2.13-14

The "Tally Ho," a bus used by John Joseph Bridges to transport children to school in Wake County, c. 1910-1919

N.60.2.15

"The Groves," home of Willie Jones, Halifax, 1941

N.60.2.16

Conetoe Rural School building, 1890-1910

N.60.2.17

Archives Record Center stacks, 1960

N.60.2.18-20

Janet Quinlan Crittenden, c. 1960

N.60.2.21-22

Historical Publications Office, William A. Graham Papers nad John Gray Blount Papers, 1960

N.60.2.23-24

Francis Lister Hawks, 1870-1890

N.60.2.25

Nathan Bedford Forest, 1861-1865; 1890-1910

N.60.2.26

Capt. Johnston Blakeley (copy of N.53.15.1494), 1800-1810

N.60.2.27

Archives and History Christmas Party, 1959

N.60.2.38-60

African American homes, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.61

Old Wharf or fishing pier for boats, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.62

Gen. Bryan Grimes House, Grimesland, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.63-64

Bonner House, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.65-66

Wilton Smith House, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.67-69

St. Thomas Episcopal Church and historical marker, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.70-74

Palmer-Marsh House, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.2.75-92

Drawing of pirate by John Ellington, 1960

N.60.3.1

Drawing of pirate by John Ellington, 1960

N.60.3.3

The Hideous Face of Blackbeard loomed up from the Smoke

N.60.3.4

Blackbeard's Head hanging from a bowsprit

N.60.3.5

Blackbeard killed in a fight with Lt. Maynard

N.60.3.6

Blackbeard the Pirate

N.60.3.7

Sinking of a Merchant Ship

N.60.3.8

Mutiny on Board the Vineyard

N.60.3.9

Anne Bonny and Mary Read, female pirates

N.60.3.10

Ships in Storm, a wrecked pirate ship captured, ransacked, abandoned

N.60.3.11

Pirates boarding two bucanneer ships

N.60.3.12

A Wounded Spaniard shot by one of Capt. Low's crew

N.60.3.13

The Execution of Major Stede Bonnet

N.60.3.14

A Spanish Galleon drawing by John Ellington

N.60.3.15

A Brigantine Ship drawing by John Ellington

N.60.3.16

A Three-Masted Sloop drawing by John Ellington

N.60.3.17

View of "Bloody Lane," Antietam and South Mountain Battlefields, 1900

N.60.3.18

East Main Street, Sharpsburg, Maryland, 1900

N.60.3.19

Jamestown, Virginia

N.60.3.20-40

Battle of Black River, near Averasboro, 1865

N.60.3.41

"White Plains," Nathaniel Jones House, Cary, NC, 1925

N.60.3.42

Seth Jones House, near Rolesville, NC

N.60.3.43

Advertisement for a Four Horse Post Coach from Asheville to Morganton, 1831

N.60.3.44-45

Map of Wachovia with some additional surveys, 1766

N.60.3.46

Parts of the "Travel Diary," of Brother Joseph, 1752

N.60.3.47

August Gottlieb Spangenberg, 1792

N.60.3.48

Map of Salem, 1783

N.60.3.49

Count Nicholas Louis Von Zinzendorf, c. 1720-1730

N.60.3.50

Dr. C. C. Crittenden and Al Honecutt with old guns, 1960

N.60.3.51-56

Junius Daniel, James W. Tracy, William A. Johnston, 14th Regiment, NC Troops, 1861-1865

N.60.3.57

Capt. J. W. Cooke, 1861-1865; 1900-1910

N.60.3.58

Ecce Homo (Behold the Man), painting showing the head of Jesus Christ in St. James Episcopal Church, Wilmington, NC, 1960

N.60.3.59

Section of Map of Brunswick Town, 1769

N.60.3.60

John F. Hoke, R. D. Johnston, D. H. Christie, C. C. Blacknall, J. W. Leak, E. J. Christian, 23rd Regiment, NC Troops, 1861-1865

N.60.3.61

Admiral David D. Porter, 1861-1865

N.60.3.62

General A. E. Burnside, 1861-1865

N.60.3.63

Dead Civil War Soldier, 1861-1865

N.60.3.64

General Benjamin F. Butler

N.60.3.65

Letter from Martha Jefferson to Dolly Madison, 8 August 1780, 1780

N.60.3.66-67

Civil War Generals Richard C. Gatlin, James Lane, Thomas L. Clingman, George B. Anderson, L. O'Brien Branch, John R. Cooke,1861-1865

N.60.3.68

Fred A. Olds, 1880-1900

N.60.3.72-73

Orange and Randolph County deeds and plats, Alamance Battleground, with signatures of Herman Husband, John Barton, John Cable, and Edmund Fanning, 1764

N.60.3.75-85

Interior of St. David's Episcopal Church, Creswell, N.C., c. 1900

N.60.4.1

Pettigrew Family Cemetery at Bonarva, Lake Phelps, Tyrrell County, c. 1900

N.60.4.2

Somerset Place, Lake Phelps, Washington County, c. 1900

N.60.4.3

Somerset Place, Lake Phelps, Washington County, showing slave cabins and rear of mansion, c. 1900-1915

N.60.4.4

St. David's Episcopal Church, Creswell, Washington County, c. 1900

N.60.4.5

Harper House, Bentonville, 1960

N.60.4.6-17

Hall of History staff members, Marvin Rogers, John Ellington, Joye Jordan, Sam Townsend, Normal Larson, Madlin Futrell, Ernie Harrell, Faye Cole, Bonnie Walker, Sue Ridge, Barbara Schultz, 1960

N.60.4.18-19

Puppets display at Hall of History, 1960

N.60.4.20-22

Alamance Visitor Center Construction Site, 1960

N.60.4.23-34

William Nelson, c. 1749-1751

N.60.4.35

Elizabeth Burwell Nelson, c. 1749-1751

N.60.4.36

Mary Nelson Berkley, c. 1741-1750

N.60.4.37

N.60.4.38

Harper House, Bentonville, 1960

N.60.4.39-50

Baby pictures of grandchild of Dr. C. C. Crittenden and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Griffiths, Jr., 1960

N.60.4.51-54

Kentucky Rifle made by Phillip Grose of Rutherford County, c. 1820-1850, 1960

N.60.4.55

Kentucky Rifle percussion rifle manufactured by Elias Albright and son, c. 1830-1850, 1960

N.60.4.56

Kentucky Rifle made by H. L. Groner, c. 1820-1840, 1960

N.60.4.57

U. S. Army Springfield Rifle 1903 model used by soldiers in World War I, 1960

N.60.4.58

U. S. Army M1 Rifle used by soldiers during World War II, 1960

N.60.4.59

Spencer Carbine used by United States Cavalry after 1863, 1960

N.60.4.60

Six shot muzzle load rifle, 1960

N.60.4.61

Wheel lock Harquebus, 29-inch barrel with seven grooves, 1960

N.60.4.62

Hall Rifle, 1832 model owned by Surgeon William Cramer, 1960

N.60.4.63

H. Ledford William Howell Rifle, 1960

N.60.4.64

Springfield Rifle made at Harper's Ferry Armory, c. 1855-1866, 1960

N.60.4.65

Krag Jorgenson Magazine Rifle with bayonet, c. 1896-1907, 1960

N.60.4.66

Springfield Rifle, 1884 model, 1960

N.60.4.67

Henry Repeating rifle, 1860, 1960

N.60.4.68

Musket flint lock made in London, used by Fayetteville Light Infantry, 1793, 1960

N.60.4.69

Flint and steel rifle owned by J. A. Perry, Chatham County, 1960

N.60.4.70

Percussion hunting rifle made by J. D. Ledbetter in Guilford County, c. 1820-1860, 1960

N.60.4.71

Rifle made by William Lamb and Son, Jamestown, Guilford County, c. 1830-1850, 1960

N.60.4.72

Percussion plains rifle made by Solomon Ward, Jamestown, Guilford County, c. 1850, 1960

N.60.4.73

Rifle made by Anderson Lamb, Jamestown, Guilford County, 1960

N.60.4.74

Rifle made by J. O. Whisnant of Cleveland County, 1960

N.60.4.75

Rifle made by Evan Johnson of Guilford County, 1960

N.60.4.76

Colt Pocket Revolver, 1849 model, with engraving that reads "Captured at Hanover Courthouse, Virginia from Major Lowe, 25th N.C. Volunteers, 1960

N.60.4.77

Pocket Model Colt pistol, 1960

N.60.4.78

Dueling pistols made in London, c. 1806, by F. Mortimer and Son, believed to have been used in several duels, 1960

N.60.4.79-80

Revolutionary era pistol manufactured in London, 1960

N.60.4.81

Revolutionary era pistol, unknown manufacturer, 1960

N.60.4.82

1854 Whitney pocket pistol, 1960

N.60.4.83

Dueling pistol of a son-in-law of Alexander Brevard, c. 1855, 1960

N.60.4.84

Manhattan pistol, c. 1864, 1960

N.60.4.85

Colt Navy Pistol, c. 1851 model, 1960

N.60.4.86

Whitney Navy pistol, 1854 model, 1960

N.60.4.87

Smith and Wesson pistol, 1873 model, 1960

N.60.4.88

Johnson Military pistol, 1836, 1960

N.60.4.89

Remington pistol, over and under Derringer, 1960

N.60.4.90

Smith and Wesson Army revolver No. 2, 1960

N.60.4.91

Revolver, 1960

N.60.4.92

Belgian "Cannon" pistol, 1960

N.60.4.93

U.S. Army colt pistol, c. 1860, associated with Capt. A. B. Andrews, 1960

N.60.4.94

Le Faucheux pin fire pistol, 1960

N.60.4.95

Colt Pocket Revolver, 1849 model, 1960

N.60.4.96

Frontier Colt pistol, 1878, 1960

N.60.4.97

Colt pistol, 1911 model, associated with Col. A. L. Cox, 1960

N.60.4.98

1842 Aston Military pistol used in Mexican and Civil War, 1960

N.60.4.99

Bootleg pistol, 1960

N.60.4.100

Double Action "Muff" pistol, 1960

N.60.4.101

Waters Military pistol, 1836 model, with 1850 conversion, associated with Lawrence O. Branch, 1960

N.60.4.102

Flintlock pistol, 1816 North Military associated with Jacob Johnson, 1960

N.60.4.103

Double barrel percussion pistol, 1960

N.60.4.104

Pepper box pistol from Randolph County manufactured by Allen and Thurber of Worcester, Massachusetts, 1960

N.60.4.105

Colt Revolver taken from the body of Robeson County outlaw, Tom Lowrey, 1960

N.60.4.106

Johnson Military pistol, 1836, associated with Gen. Lawrence O. Branch, 1960

N.60.4.107

Hall of History gun display of guns made in North Carolina, 1960

N.60.4.108

Sword of Samuel Blackwell Waters of New Bern, 1960

N.60.4.109

Sword of Gen. Bryan Grimes, 1960

N.60.4.110

Sword of James J. Pettigrew, 1960

N.60.4.111

Sword of Col. Henry K. Burgwyn, 1960

N.60.4.112

Sword of Col. Fred A. Olds, N.C. National Guard, 1960

N.60.4.113

Sword and scabbard of Col. John R. Lane, 26th Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1960

N.60.4.114

Sword of Gen. Robert F. Hoke, 1960

N.60.4.115

Sword of Braxton Bragg, 1960

N.60.4.116

Sword of Gen.Matt W. Ransom, 1960

N.60.4.117

Sword of Zebulon B. Vance, 1960

N.60.4.118

Revolutionary Sword of Gen. William Skinner, 1960

N.60.4.119

Hall of History exhibit on Swords of Famous North Carolinians, 1960

N.60.4.120-121

Hall of History Gun Room "Code of Duello" exhibit, 1960

N.60.4.122-123

Hall of History Gun Room "Swamp Marauders" exhibit, 1960

N.60.4.124-125

Hall of History Gun Room "A Battle Trophy", 1960

N.60.4.126-127

Montford S. Stokes, 1861-1862

N.60.5.1

Joye E. Jordan, 1960

N.60.5.2-3

Drawing of Ft. Caswell, southeast scarp wall and moat

N.60.5.4

The Bombardment of Ft. Fisher, 1865-1880

N.60.5.5

Union Ships bombarding Ft. Fisher, 1900

N.60.5.6

Ft. Fisher front view showing palisade, 1865

N.60.5.7

Ft. Caswell, 1900-1915

N.60.5.8-9

James Sprunt and and Fred A. Olds at Ft. Fisher, 1923

N.60.5.10

Ft. Fisher, view of the mound battery apart of Sea face, 1917

N.60.5.11

Ft. Fisher, the sea face from the mound, 1917

N.60.5.12

Ft. Fisher, a combined Battery and Magazine at angle of sea and land face, 1917

N.60.5.13

Ft. Fisher mound battery, 1917

N.60.5.14

Marsh House restoration progress, Bath, 1960

N.60.5.15-37

Harper House and monument, well, graveyard, Bentonville, 1960

N.60.5.38-56

Sir George Carteret, Lord Granville

N.60.6.1

William Craven, Earl of Craven

N.60.6.2

Anthony Ashley Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury

N.60.6.3

George Monch, Duke of Albemarle

N.60.6.4

Abie Upchurch

N.60.6.5

Gen. Robert E. Lee, George Washington Custis Lee, Walter Taylor, 1862

N.60.6.6

Bird bath on Capitol Square, 1960

N.60.6.7

Bonnie Walker on Capitol Square, 1960

N.60.6.8-9

32 Pounder Naval Cannon seized at Norfolk in 1861 by Confederate forces and later mounted at Ft. Caswell, then Capitol Square, 1960

N.60.6.10-15

Barbara Schultz, 1960

N.60.6.16-31

United States 10th Cavalry Helmet, c. 1800, 1960

N.60.6.32-33

Henry Clay oak and Dr. C. C. Crittenden, East North Street, showing back of A. B. Andrews House, Raleigh, 1960

N.60.7.1-6

Dedication of Ft. Fisher, including Historical Commission members and speakers, 1960

N.60.7.7-17

"The Hermit" of Ft. Fisher, Robert Edward Harrell, at dedication of Ft. Fisher Visitor Center, 1960

N.60.7.18

Gov. Charles B. Aycock (copy of N.53.15.1556), 1890-1910

N.60.7.19

Gov. Charles B. Aycock, 1890-1910

N.60.7.20

Painting of Gov. Charles B. Aycock, 1958

N.60.7.21

Map showing Virginia to Florida, 1638

N.60.7.22

Alamance Battleground Museum, 1960

N.60.7.23-25

Royster Candy Store, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, 1960

N.60.7.26-68

Harper House kitchen, slave quarters, cemetery, monument, new road, Bentonville, 1960

N.60.9.1-20

Ft. Fisher Composite Map showing Beach Erosion, 1865-1936, 1960

N.60.9.21

Map of Smith's Island Rebel Works, 1960

N.60.9.22

Map of Ft. Campbell, 1960

N.60.9.23

Map of Ft. Johnston, 1960

N.60.9.24

Map of Ft. Caswell, 1960

N.60.9.25

Illustrations of Woman's Capes, c. 1760-1780, 1960

N.60.9.26-29

Illustration of Edenton Tea Party, 1960

N.60.9.30

Painting of Hannah Johnston Iredell, 1960

N.60.9.31-34

Bonnie Walker in Accessions Room, Hall of History, 1960

N.60.9.35-38

Beth Crabtree in Archives Stacks, 1960

N.60.9.39-44

Political Synopsis newspaper, October 1815, 1960

N.60.9.45-57

Delores Murray at microfilm reader, 1960

N.60.9.48-49

Mary Dean Phillips arranging manuscripts in Archives, 1960

N.60.9.50-51

Lillie McCoy laminating documents, 1960

N.60.9.52-53

Ruth Page splicing film, 1960

N.60.9.54-55

Ermine Hampton laminating documents, 1960

N.60.9.56

Ray Hocutt lamininating documents, 1960

N.60.9.57

Col. William L. Saunders, 1900-1915

N.60.9.58

Gen. W. Gaston Lewis, 1861-1865; 1900-1910

N.60.9.59

Display of Archives and History publications, 1960

N.60.9.60-61

Bonner House, Bath, N.C., 1960

N.60.9.62

Microfilming of old documents picturing H. G. Jones, Mr. Britt, and Jerry, 1960

N.60.9.63-64

H. G. Jones and Archives staff members Patterson and Blackwelder looking at old document, 1960

N.60.9.65-66

Alamance Battleground Visitor Center, 1960

N.60.9.67-78

Bennett House, Durham, 1960

N.60.9.79-90

Ft. Fisher and monument, 1960

N.60.9.91-114

Test shots with 10.5 mm telephoto and 135 mm camera showing various staff members and artifacts, 1960

N.60.10.1-19

Dr. C. C. Crittenden, 1960

N.60.10.20

Visitor Center at Moore's Creek Bridge, 1960

N.60.10.23-25

Truby Powell in Archives and History Publications department, 1960

N.60.10.26-27

New Officers of Confederate Centennial Commission, 1960

N.60.10.28-31

Group of men, North Carolina State Fair, 1884

N.60.10.32

Sewing Machines at North Carolina State Fair, 1884

N.60.10.33

Exhibit at North Carolina State Fair, 1884

N.60.10.34

Grand Stand, North Carolina Exposition, 1884

N.60.10.36

Exposition Dining Hall, North Carolina State Exposition, 1884

N.60.10.37

Central Exhibit Hall, North Carolina State Exposition, 1884

N.60.10.38

T. K. Bruner and unidentified group of men and women at the Chicago Exposition, 1893

N.60.10.39

T. K. Bruner and seven men at North Carolina exhibit, Chicago Exposition, 1893

N.60.10.40

Richard Caswell Gatlin painting, c. 1920-1940, 1960

N.60.11.1-2

Mary Knox Gatlin Cobb

N.60.11.3

Richard Caswell Gatlin while at West Point, 1840

N.60.11.4-5

Mary Knox Gatlin Cobb

N.60.11.6-7

Richard Caswell Gatlin, c.1880-1890

N.60.11.8-9

General Phillips, 1960

N.60.11.10-13

Christopher Crittenden, c. 1950-1960

N.60.11.14-17

Normal Larson, 1960

N.60.11.18-21

Generals William T. Sherman, Oliver O. Howard, John A. Logan, William B. Hazen, Jeff C. Davis, Henry W. Slocum, J. A. Mower, c. 1864-1865

N.60.11.22

Lt. Gen. William J. Hardee, 1861-1865

N.60.11.23

Judson Kilpatrick, 1861-1865

N.60.11.24

Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield, 1861-1865

N.60.11.25

Lt. Gen. Joseph Wheeler, 1861-1865

N.60.11.26

Maj. Gen. Alfred H. Terry, 1861-1865

N.60.11.27

Gen. William T. Sherman, 1861-1865

N.60.11.28

Admiral Patterson, c. 1960

N.60.11.29-32

Oliver O. Howard, 1861-1865

N.60.11.33-34

Eighteenth Centruy Suspended Cradle or Barrel Cradle on Trestle Stand, 1960

N.60.11.35-36

Zebulon B. Vance Birthplace, c. 1900

N.60.11.37

Guilford Courthouse Monument, later moved to Alamance Battleground, 1960

N.60.11.38-39

Annual Convention Banquet of American Association of Museums, Boston, 1960

N.60.11.40-42

Colonial Cradle made by Daniel Savory of New Hampshire, 1960

N.60.11.43

Colonial Doll's Cradle, 1960

N.60.11.44

Lassiter House, New Bern, c. 1941

N.60.11.45

View of Bennett House, near Durham, 1865

N.60.11.46

Bennett House, place of Johnston's Surrender, 1865

N.60.11.47

Bennett House, 1865

N.60.11.48

William Morris Log Cabin, Saluda, c. 1941

N.60.11.49

Historic Sites Display in Lobby of Archives and History building, 1960

N.60.11.50-51

Confederate Prison at Salisbury (copy of N.53.15.1758)

N.60.11.52

Assault on Ft. McAllister

N.60.11.53

Columbia, South Carolina Civil War scenes, 1865

N.60.11.54

Exodus of Confederates from Atlanta, 1864

N.60.11.55

Sherman's Army entering Savannah, 1864

N.60.11.56

Siege of Atlanta and Pontoon Bridge on Savannah River, 1864

N.60.11.57

Citizens of Atlanta leaving the City in Compliance with Gen. Sherman's order, 1864

N.60.11.58

Evacuation of Atlanta by Federal Forces, 1864

N.60.11.59

Sherman's Army Entering Columbia, 1865

N.60.11.60

Sherman's Foragers on a Georgia Plantation, 1864-1865

N.60.11.61

Columbia on Fire, 1865

N.60.11.62

Prison at Millen, Georgia where Federal troops were confined, 1864-1865

N.60.11.63

A Colonial Wharf, decorative engraving taken from Fry and Jefferson Map of Virginia, 1751, 1938

N.60.11.64

A Regiment in Camp, 1861-1865

N.60.11.65

Confederate Winter Quarters, Centreville, Virginia, 1862

N.60.11.66

Camp of Confederate Prisoners, 1862-1865

N.60.11.67

Scene in Camp, 1861-1865

N.60.11.68

Gen. Sherman, Naglee, and other officers at Headquarters of the Army of the Potomac, 1861-1865

N.60.11.69

Major General George Stoneman, 1861-1865

N.60.11.70

Washington Duke at his First Tobacco Factory, 1900

N.60.11.71

Tobacco Sled in Field, c.1900-1910

N.60.11.72

Duke Tobacco Factory, c. 1900

N.60.11.73

Globe Warehouse, Durham, 1886-1887

N.60.11.74

Harper House well, Bentonville, 1960

N.60.12.1-2

Elijah Atkinson House, Johnston County, 1960

N.60.12.3-10

Archives and History Book Display, 1960

N.60.12.11-12

Christmas Display in Hall of History, 1960

N.60.12.13-18

Bugle of the Third Regiment, Virginia Cavalry which blew the charge at the Battle of Bethel, 1861, 1960

N.60.12.19-20

Lawrence O. Branch Fife and Drum Corps Civil War veterans in Lousiville, 1905

N.60.12.21-22

Oliver J. Lehman, veteran of 33rd Regiment N.C. Troops musician, c. 1890-1910

N.60.12.23-24

Culture Week, Literary and History meeting at Sir Walter Hotel, and Chris Crittenden and wife with silver service, 1960

N.60.12.25-54

12. Negatives Received in 1961, 1960 - 1961

Bryan Grimes, 1865-1890

N.61.1.1-2

Portrait of Governor J. C. B. Ehringhaus hanging in Executive Mansion

N.61.1.3-7

Al Honeycutt, 1961

N.61.1.8-9

Robert Vance, 1861-1865

N.61.1.10

John R. Cooke, 1886

N.61.1.11

Gen. Lawrence O. Branch, 1861-1865

N.61.1.12

Gen. William D. Pender, 1861-1865

N.61.1.13

Gen. Laurence S. Baker, 1861-1865

N.61.1.14

Gilbert Elliott, 1861-1865

N.61.1.15

James Knight Wood, sailor on Gunboat North Carolina, 1861-1865

N.61.1.16

James Byron Gordon, 1861-1865

N.61.1.17

Harry King Burgwyn, Jr., 1861-1865

N.61.1.18

Rufus Barringer, 1870-1880

N.61.1.19

Carolyn Myers holding steam iron Confederate hat on head, 1961

N.61.1.20

Blockade Runner Advance

N.61.1.22

Blockade Runner Banshee

N.61.1.23

Blockade Runner Armstrong

N.61.1.24

Confederate States Ram Albemarle

N.61.1.25

Wright Brothers Airplane of 1903 in Smithsonian, 1951

N.61.1.26

Flight of Wright Brothers, 1911

N.61.1.27

Langley's Aeroplane which did not fly, 1909

N.61.1.28

Fairchild Plane, A-21 Gunner Trainer, 1943

N.61.1.29

Curtis Tractor Biplane, 1913, 1913-1920

N.61.1.30

First Plane over Hickory, 1912

N.61.1.31

"Black Cat" Plane, 1918

N.61.1.32

View north from Kill Devil Hill to Wright Brothers Monument

N.61.1.33

World's First Airplane Hanger erected on Kill Devil Hill by the Wright Brothers, 1903

N.61.1.34

Bleriot Monoplane, 1910-1930

N.61.1.35-37

Norman Larson and Ed Kiley showing steam iron named "Robert E. Lee", 1961

N.61.1.38-39

Admiral Patterson and some of his staff showing John M. Morehead Papers and process of laminating, 1961

N.61.1.40-53

Exhibit of Governors Wives Inaugural Gowns at Hall of History, 1961

N.61.1.54-57

Christopher Crittenden and family with first grandchild, 1960

N.61.1.58-63

Dr. Chris Crittenden, Dr. James Patten, McDaniel Lewis with Gov. Luther Hodges at a presentation ceremony of Hodges's letter books in the State Capitol, 1960

N.61.1.64-67

Confederate Flag, 1961

N.61.1.68-71

Cross Bow in Hall of History, 1961

N.61.1.72-77

Thomas Wolfe and his mother, Julia Wolfe, c. 1934-1937

N.61.1.78-79

Monument to the Confederate Dead, Raleigh

N.61.2.1-2

Tiny Broadwick with her parachute, c. 1950-1960

N.61.2.3-6

Tiny Broadwick with a Coca-Cola, c. 1950-1960

N.61.2.7

Parachute used by Tiny Broadwick and designed by Charles Charles Broadwick, c. 1950-1960

N.61.2.8-13

Tiny Broadwick jumping over side of plane, c. 1913-1922

N.61.2.14

Tiny Broadwick with parachute on back, c. 1913-1922

N.61.2-15

Tiny Broadwick and unidentified woman, c. 1913-1922

N.61.2.16

Tiny Broadwick, Clyde Pangborn, Jenny _____, W. E. Brnbough, in San Diego, 1920

N.61.2.17

Tiny Broadwick, Glenn L. Martin, in Chicago, 1913

N.61.2.18

Tiny Broadwick, c. 1912-1916

N.61.2.19

Tiny Broadwick, c. 1913-1922

N.61.2.20

Tiny Broadwick just before take-off with Glenn Martin, 1913

N.61.2.21

Tiny Broadwick wearing parachute in which she made her last jump, 1939-1945

N.61.2.22

Tiny Broadwick with Glenn Martin, c. 1913-1922

N.61.2.23

Tiny Broadwick landing, Griffith Park, Los Angelas, California, c. 1913-1922

N.61.2.24

Tiny Broadwick, smallest astronaut in the world, 1911

N.61.2.25

Tiny Broadwick with Paramarines at Camp Gillespie, 1943

N.61.2.26

Tiny Broadwick with scrapbook of news clippings, 1941

N.61.2.27

Tiny Broadwick, c. 1913-1922

N.61.2.28-29

Tiny Broadwick balloon from which she made her first jump, c. 1913-1922

N.61.2.30

Tiny Broadwick with parachute, c. 1913-1922

N.61.2.31

Tiny Broadwick and Charles Broadwick, North Island, San Diego, CA, 1914

N.61.2.32

Tiny Broadwick, 1914

N.61.2.33

Tiny Broadwick and Glenn Martin, c. 1913-1922

N.61.2.34

Tiny Broadwick beside Glenn Martin's plane, Chicago, 1913

N.61.2.35

Tiny Broadwick with Glenn Martin, 1913

N.61.2.36

Woodrow Wilson, 1913-1921

N.61.2.37-38

Defense of Ft. Fisher (copy of N.53.15.1652)

N.61.2.39-40

Gov. Terry Sanford Inaugural Parade, 1961

N.61.2.41-52

Preservation Lab at Ft. Fisher and Scenes of the fort, 1961

N.61.2.53-63

Administering the Oath of Allegiance to Confederate Prisoners, 1861-1865

N.61.2.64

Horseshoeing in the Army, 1861-1865

N.61.2.65

A Night Burial on the Battlefield, 1861-1865

N.61.2.66

Women of the South apply to Federal Commissary for food, 1861-1865

N.61.2.67

Capture of Fanny by Confederate Steamer in Pamlico Sound, 1861-1865

N.61.2.68

Gen. Ambrose Burnside giving ordres during storm at Cape Hatteras, 1861-1865

N.61.2.69

Gen. George Stoneman, 1861-1865

N.61.2.70

Capture of Confederate Guns near Culpepper, 1861-1865

N.61.2.71

Civil War illustration of 42 lb. Cannon, 1861-1865

N.61.2.72

Second Day's Action at Hatteras Inlet and Shelling of Ft. Hatteras, 1861-1865

N.61.2.73

Troops under the orders of Colonel Weber, 20th Regiment New York, landing near Ft. Hatteras, 1861-1865

N.61.2.74

Bombardment of Ft. Hatteras, 1861-1865

N.61.2.75

Fight at Hatteras Inlet and Gunboat Monticello commanded by Lt. Braine, 1861-1865

N.61.2.76

Capture of Steamer Fanny by three Confederate Steamers off Chicamicomico, 1861-1865

N.61.2.77

View of Beaufort, SC and Return to Hilton Head of a Scouting and Foraging Party of the 6th Connecticutt, 1861-1865

N.61.2.78

Skirmish between Cameron's dragoons and the 1st North Carolina Cavalry at Freedman's Hill, 1861-1865

N.61.2.79

Death of O. Jennings Wise, 1861-1865

N.61.2.80

Battle of New Bern, 1861-1865

N.61.2.81

A Runaway Slave in a Swamp, and a Negro from a Neighboring Plantation Carrying Food to Him, 1861-1865

N.61.2.82

A Holiday Scene: Confederate and Union Pickets drinking a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, 1861-1865

N.61.2.83

Confederate Steamer Nashville running the Blockade at Beaufort, NC, 1861-1865

N.61.2.84

Steamer Escort running the batteries on the North Carolina coast, 1861-1865

N.61.2.85

Blockade Runner Lady Davis captured off Wilmington, 1861-1865

N.61.2.86

Turning the Tables on the Overseer: A Day Dream of the Slaves before Emancipation, 1861-1865

N.61.2.87

The Unionist, 1861-1865

N.61.2.88

The Freedman: Pay day on the Plantation, 1861-1865

N.61.2.89

The Lessee, 1861-1865

N.61.2.90

Confederates Capturing Stray Negroes, 1861-1865

N.61.2.91

Secession Females Smuggling Goods for the Confederates, 1861-1865

N.61.2.92

General Joseph E. Johnston, 1861-1865

N.61.2.93

An Old Blunderbuss pistol captured from the Confederates during their raid into Maryland, 1861-1865

N.61.2.94

President Abraham Lincoln, General George Hooker and staff leaving headquarters to review Stoneman's Cavalry, 1861-1865

N.61.2.95

Grand review of Stomeman's Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac by President Lincoln, 1861-1865

N.61.2.96

Secession Farmers attempting to Assassinate Their Neighbors who are supposed to be loyal to the Government, 1861-1865

N.61.2.97

University of North Carolina baseball team, including McDaniel Lewis of Greensboro, 1915

N.61.2.98-99

Gov. Luther Hodges with wife, Martha Hodges, with their grandchildren, 1960

N.61.2.100

Drawings and the plan of the Albemarle used in Hall of History exhibit, 1961

N.61.2.101-106

Cover art for Sir Walter Cabinet by John Ellington, 1961

N.61.2.107-111

Confederate Centennial Commission and local commission meeting at Hall of History, luncheon at Sir Walter Hotel, 1961

N.61.2.112-117

Col. Hugh Dortch, 1961

N.61.2.118-119

Publications Mailing Room, Archives and History, 1961

N.61.2.120

Sixth Infantry, North Carolina State Troops flag, 1961

N.61.2.121-123

Gov. Gregg Cherry and Gov. Kerr Scott with an award that's engraved "Carolina United", 1945-1953

N.61.2.124

Gov. Terry Sanford, c. 1960-1961

N.61.3.1-2

Memorial to North Carolina Soldiers at Gettysburg, 1929

N.61.3.3

"Wearing of the Grey" song title copied from piano sheet music cover, 1866

N.61.3.4-5

"When this Cruel War is Over," or "Weeping Sad and Lonely," music cover, 1861-1865

N.61.3.6

Robert Ransom, 1884-1892

N.61.3.7

Rocky Mount Mills and Falls of Tar River, 1915

N.61.3.8

Thomas Lenore will (1765) signature copied from Edgecombe County wills, 1961

N.61.3.9-10

Margaret Knight Sanford in her Inaugural Gown at Governors Mansion, 1961

N.61.3.11-14

Gov. Hodges burying "State coffee pot" (pot was added to another photo), c. 1954-1961

N.61.3.15

David L. Corbitt and Alma Corbitt, 1961

N.61.3.16-19

Dr. Chris Crittenden, Norman Larson, Edwin Pou, Fielding Frye, with Safe of Confederate money found Railroad Office, Greensboro, 1961

N.61.3.20-24

Blakeley Silver Service donated by the State of North Carolina to the widow of Johnston Blakeley, hero of the War of 1812, 1961

N.61.4.1-2

Coffee pot from Blakeley Silver Service, 1961

N.61.4.3-4

Cream Pitcher from Blakeley Silver Service, 1961

N.61.4.5-6

St. Mary's College, including a group of women and men, c. 1914-1918

N.61.4.7-8

Telegram from Secretary of War Simon Cameron to Governor John Ellis, April 15, 1861, 1861

N.61.4.9-10

Mary Rogers 25th Anniversary with Department of Archives and History, 1961

N.61.4.11-13

Richard Sawyer with William B. Aycock library books, 1961

N.61.4.14-16

Memorial to North Carolina Soldiers at Gettysburg, 1929

N.61.4.17-20

Dr. Chris Crittenden and Mr. Bazette, Allstate Insurance representative, holding microfilm, 1961

N.61.4.21-25

Harper House, Bentonville, 1961

N.61.4.26-36

"Harmony Hall," home of James Richardson, Elizabethtown, 1961

N.61.4.37-52

Ft. Fisher mounds, 1961

N.61.4.53-57

General Order No. 9, April 10, 1865 by Robert E. Lee; Confederate Quartermaster payment to Ransom Penny, April 3, 1865; and three unidentified photographs owned by R. P. Pipken of Murfreesboro (1896; n.d.)

N.61.4.58-62

Albert Ray Newsome

N.61.4.63-64

Mary Matilda Horniblow Norcum, 1810-1850

N.61.4.65

H. G. Jones and Kalfax printer, 1961

N.61.4.66-67

Gov. W. W. Holden home on Hargett and McDowell St, 1906

N.61.4.68-69

Living Room in home of Gov. W. W. Holden, 1900-1920

N.61.4.70-71

Kay Coates, a House of Representatives page, and her father, Rep. Roy C. Coates of Johnston County, 1961

N.61.4.72-77

Modern museum interior, Kessel, Germany, 1961

N.61.4.78

Unidentified Woman and harp, with two small children, Columbus, OH, 1898

N.61.4.78A

Bennett House after Restoration showing rail fence, 1961

N.61.4.79-86

Bennett House after Restoration showing Unity Monument, 1961

N.61.4.87-88

Bennett House after Restoration showing pitcher and glass, 1961

N.61.4.89-98

R. O. Everette of Durham, N.C., 1961

N.61.4.99

Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel Lewis, 1961

N.61.4.100

Reception for Legislature in Hall of History, 1961

N.61.4.101-113

Sir Walter Cabinet meeting in Hall of History, 1961

N.61.4.114-136

Courier and Ives Prints Exhibit at Hall of History Portrait Gallery, 1961

N.61.4.137-150

Luncheon of Confederate Centennial Commission at Balentine's, Cameron Village, 1961

N.61.4.151-170

Hall of History Employees, 1961

N.61.4.171

Col. William Lamb (copy of N.53.15.1871), 1861-1865

N.61.5.1

Maj. Gen. W. H. C. Whiting, 1861-1865

N.61.5.2

Henry Williams, Company A, 1861-1865

N.61.5.7

Carlos and Jan Naumer, 1961

N.61.5.8-11

D. D. Ferebee, 59th Regiment North Carolina Troops

N.61.5.12

Lt. Col. G. G. Luke, 1861-1865

N.61.5.13

Capt. Frank N, Roberts, Co. B, 1861-1865

N.61.5.14

Capt. T. P. Savilles, Co. A, 1861-1865

N.61.5.15

Capt. Benjamin Smith, Co. G, 41st Regiment, 1861-1865

N.61.5.16

Col. Paul F. Faison, 1861-1865

N.61.5.17

Dr. J. C. Shepard, C.S.A., 1861-1865

N.61.5.18

Col. William Lord DeRosset, 1861-1865

N.61.5.19

Col. Charles F. Fisher, 1861-1865

N.61.5.20

Ft. Fisher interior of the bomb-proof used as a hospital for rebel wounded, 1861-1865

N.61.5.21

Explosion of Powder Magazine at Ft. Fisher after its capture by the Federal Forces, 1861-1865

N.61.5.22

Bird's Eye View of Ft. Fisher with Mound Battery, Ft. Buchanan, and part of the United States fleet, 1861-1865

N.61.5.23

Confederate Blockade fleet off Wilmington, old inlet, 1861-1865

N.61.5.24

Market Street looking west from Second Street showing Market House between Front and Water Streets, Carolina Hotel, and Masonic Hall, Wilmington, 1855

N.61.5.25

Front Street, Wilmington, 1865

N.61.5.26

"Major Jones Courtship," play, Confederate Centennial Commission, 1961

N.61.5.27-34

Alamance Battleground Museum, Monument, Highway Marker, 1961

N.61.5.35-48

Museum cases at Alamance Battleground, 1961

N.61.5.49-74

Confederate Centennial Commission Tea at Governors Mansion, 1961

N.61.5.75-96

Book of Aid de Camp to Gov. William Tryon containing orders given by Tryon in the expedition against the Regulators, 1771

N.61.5.97-98

Orders given by Gov. William Tryon to Carteret detachment, 1771

N.61.5.99-100

Journal of the Expedition of Tryon against the Regulators, 1771

N.61.5.101-102

Confederate Centennial Commission Parade, 1961

N.61.5.103-173

David L. Corbitt, c. 1961

N.61.6.1

Joye Jordan and Archives and History group picture, c. 1961

N.61.6.2

May 20, 1775 and May 20, 1861 flag in Hall of History, 1961

N.61.6.3

Map of the Battle of Black River (Averasborough), March 16, 1865

N.61.6.4

Map of Fort Anderson

N.61.6.5-6

N. Martin Curtis, promoted for gallantry at Ft. Fisher, 1861-1865

N.61.6.7-8

Gen. Godfrey Weitzel, 1861-1865

N.61.6.9-10

Gen. Braxton Bragg, 1861-1865

N.61.6-11

Samuel G. French, leader of the assault on Alatoona Pass, 1864, 1861-1865

N.61.6.12

Col. Galuska Pennypacker, 1861-1865

N.61.6.13

Alamance Battleground Visitor Center opening, showing Joye Jordan, John Ellington, Carlos Naumer, 1961

N.61.6.14-47

St. Paul's Episcopal Church steeple, Edenton, 1961

N.61.6.48

Hayes Plantation, Chowan County, 1961

N.61.6.49-50

Mulberry Hill, Chowan County, 1961

N.61.6.51-53

Bandon, Chowan County, 1961

N.61.6.54-55

The Homestead, Edenton, 1961

N.61.6.56-57

Cupola House, Edenton, 1961

N.61.6.58-60

James Iredell House, Edenton, 1961

N.61.6.61-62

Chowan County Courthouse and Green, Edenton, 1961

N.61.6.63

Rector's Study, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Edenton, 1961

N.61.6.64

Garden in Edenton, 1961

N.61.6.65

Thad Eure, George Cherry, Confederate reenactor on way to Manassas, Capitol Square, 1961

N.61.6.66-77

Centennial Gun, 12 lb. Napoleon Gun Howitzer miniature presented to Pres. John F. Kennedy by 6th N.C. Regiment, 1961

N.61.7.1-12

Cannons and Unidentified Individuals, probably at Manassas Battleground, 1961

N.61.7.13-24

Manassas Battleground before Reenactment, 1961

N.61.7.25-44

Manassas Battleground Reenactment, 1961

N.61.7.45-321

Col. Elder leaving Burlington for Manassas, Virginia, 1961

N.61.7.322-328

Town Creek, 1961

N.61.8.1-4

Birthplace of Andrew Jackson, 18 miles west of Monroe (copy of N.53.15.1783), 1961

N.61.8.5

Monument to Andrew Jackson, Union County, 1910-1930

N.61.8.6

Unidentified Men and Women present at Confederate Monument Unveiling, end of Hillsboro Street, State Capitol, 1908

N.61.8.7

Maj. Cadwallader Jones, 1790

N.61.8.8

Gen. Allen Jones, 1880-1900

N.61.8.9

Hat which belonged to Capt. William Dula (1755-1835), 1961

N.61.8.10

Spanish Milled Dollar, 1770

N.61.8.11

H. G. Jones, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Johnson at Society of American Archivists panel on Municipal Archives, Philadelphia, PA, 1961

N.61.8.12

New Rollie, showing Sue Todd, Frances Ashford, Corrine Caudle, Virginia Holt, 1961

N.61.8.13-24

Second House of President of the University in Chapel Hill

N.61.8.25

House of First President of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

N.61.8.26

Zeb B. Vance birthplace, c. 1900

N.61.8.27-29

Jesse James, the outlaw, 1882

N.61.8.30-31

Mrs. C. V. Flemming at age two

N.61.8.32-33

Mrs. C. V. Flemming at age four

N.61.8.34-35

Drawing of Long Leaf Pine

N.61.8.36-37

Capt. Thomas S. Kenan, 1861-1865

N.61.10.1

Duplin Rifle Company, 1860-1861

N.61.10.2

Flag of the 20th Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1961

N.61.10.3

Confederate Grays, later Co. E, 20th Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1861

N.61.10.4

Bethel Regiment flag, 1961

N.61.10.5

Flag of the 13th Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1961

N.61.10.6

Flag of the 2nd Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1961

N.61.10.7

Flag of the 38th Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1961

N.61.10.8

Flag of Buncombe Riflemen, Bethel Regiment, 1961

N.61.10.9

Flag of 1st Co., 1st Battalion, N.C. Artillery, 1961

N.61.10.10

Flag of 47th Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1961

N.61.10.11

Flag of 2nd Regiment, N.C. Volunteers, 1961

N.61.10.12

Flag of 1st Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1961

N.61.10.13

Flag of 2nd Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1961

N.61.10.14

Flag of 10th Regiment, Artillery, N.C. State Troops, 1961

N.61.10.15

Confederate Broad brim hat, 1961

N.61.10.16

Confedeate leather cap, 1961

N.61.10.17

Confederate hat, 1961

N.61.10.18

Confederate cap, 1961

N.61.10.19

Confederate Broad brim hat, 1961

N.61.10.20

Confederate Uniform jacket of a Lieutenant, 1961

N.61.10.21

Military Uniform Coats, 1961

N.61.10.22-23

Leggings (gaitors), possibly Confederate, 1961

N.61.10.24

Dr. Clarence Poe, editor of Progressive Farmer, c. 1900-1901

N.61.10.25

Confederate Uniform jacket, 1961

N.61.10.25A

Confederate Uniform coat, 1961

N.61.10.26

Confederate Uniform coat worn by Capt. Benjamin S. Skinner, Co. F., 27th Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1961

N.61.10.27

Confederate Uniform jackets, 1961

N.61.10.28-34

Confederate Uniform cape, 1961

N.61.10.35

Confederate Uniform coat, 1961

N.61.10.36

Rocking Cradles used in Mining, 1857

N.61.10.37

Miners ascending the Bucket Shaft, 1857

N.61.10.38

Miners Boring, 1857

N.61.10.39

Miners descending the Ladder Shaft, 1857

N.61.10.40

Mat Moyle and Nickey Trevathan, Miners, 1857

N.61.10.41

View of the Gold Hill Mining Works, 1857

N.61.10.42

Currier and Ives Interpretation of the Civil War, pieces from the collection of Col. L. C. Rosser, Hall of History, 1961

N.61.10.43-54

Arnold Grobman, Southeastern Museums Conference President, c. 1958-1960

N.61.10.55-56

Tarheel Junior Historian Display, Hall of History, 1961

N.61.10.57-58

Men working on Battle of Roanoke Island sign, 1961

N.61.10.59-60

Dr. Cristopher C. Crittenden at age 10, 1912-1913

N.61.10.61-62

Sir George Carteret

N.61.11.1

"The Country School," painting by Winslow Homer

N.61.11.2

Village Public School: The Young Orator

N.61.11.3

"The Good Old Days," Little Red School House

N.61.11.4

"The School Room" showing a school master with ruler and small boy

N.61.11.5

"Old School Room,", 1892

N.61.11.6

Weaving pattern, "Honeysuckle"

N.61.11.7

Old School House before Restoration from Nahunta, N.C. planned for removal to Aycock Birthplace, 1961

N.61.11.8-21

Old Monument to birthplace of James K. Polk at Pikeville, 1900

N.61.11.22

Monument to Birthplace of Andrew Jackson, 1910-1938

N.61.11.23

Ram Neuse Excavation Site on Neuse River near Kinston, 1961

N.61.11.26-35

Painting of a Train No. 531 on Atlantic Yadkin Railway

N.61.11.36

Painting of East Carolina Railroad Train No. 970, c. 1940s

N.61.11.37

Painting of Railway Train No. 5 on Moore Central

N.61.11.38

Fielding L. Hodges

N.61.11.39-40

Thomas Samuel Ashe, Representative in the Confederate Congress from Anson County, 1900-1930

N.61.11.41

S. A. Ashe, 1900

N.61.11.42

Confederate Centennial Commission new members, 1961

N.61.11.43-55

Carolina Charter Tercentenary Commission members with Gen. John D. F. Phillips, 1961

N.61.11.56-65

Street Cars in Raleigh (copy of N.53.15.8167), 1931

N.61.11.67

Old School Room exhibit in Hall of History, 1961

N.61.11.68

Literary and Historical Association Meeting, Sir Walter Hotel, Raleigh, 1961

N.61.12.1-37

Marvin Rogers, Literary and Historical Assocation party, Sir Walter Hotel, Raleigh, 1961

N.61.12.38-39

Charles B. Aycock Birthplace decorated for Christmas 1861, 1961

N.61.12.40-52

Bennett House decorated for Christmas 1861, showing Thad Eure, Mrs. D. S. Coltrane, Norman Larson's sons, Karl and Steve Larson, and an unidentified girl, 1961

N.61.12.53-71

Tarheel Junior Historian Display, Hall of History, 1961

N.61.12.72-77

Christmas display at Hall of History, 1961

N.61.12.78-84

McDaniel Lewis and his two brothers at Literary and Historical Association meeting, 1961

N.61.12.85-86

Confederate Room, Hall of History, 1961

N.61.12.87-89

Certificate for the Roanoke Chowan Poetry Award to Carl Sandburg, 1961

N.61.12.90

Certificate for the Corporate Citizenship Award to Hanes Hosiery Mills, 1961

N.61.12.91

Display model for Civil War exhibit, 1961

N.61.12.92-94

Stereoscopic view of Wilmington from across the Cape Fear River, 1870-1890

N.61.12.95-96

Confederate Ram Neuse at Kinston being raised from Neuse River, 1961

N.61.12.97-152

Gunboat Neuse at Kinston on Neuse River, 1961

N.61.12.153-162

13. Negatives Received in 1970

N.70.2.244 Fourth North Carolina Writers' Conference, Boone (Watauga County), North Carolina, 1953, 1970; 1953

N.70.2.44

14. Negatives Received in 1984

Arrangement:

Chronological and numerical

Benjamin F. McGhee, 1984, [1914]

N.84.1.1

David B. McGhee and Rose Norman McGhee Family, 1984, [n.d.]

N.84.1.2

Frank McGhee, 1984, [1940-1949]

N.84.1.3

Carrie McGhee Burwell, 1984, [n.d.]

N.84.1.4

Thomas Gales Pool, 1984, [1900-1910]

N.84.1.5

Maudie Skidmore, 1984, [1900-1910]

N.84.1.6

Jessie Hicks Marrow and Austin Marrow, 1984, [1880-1900]

N.84.1.7

Lizzie McGhee Dawes, 1984, [1930-1939]

N.84.1.8

Thomas Skidmore, 1984, [1900-1910]

N.84.1.9

Issac Hicks and Isabella McGhee Hicks, 1984, [1880-1900]

N.84.1.10

Lucinda Norman, 1984, [1870-1879]

N.84.1.11

Rose Norman McGhee, 1984, [1880-1900]

N.84.1.12

Ben McGhee Family, 1984, [1949]

N.84.1.13

Silver Spoon by Isaac Marquand, 1983, [n.d.]

N.84.1.14-16

Silver Spoon crafted by William Tisdale, I, 1983, [n.d.]

N.84.1.17-19

Backshop Interior, Spencer Shops, 1984, [1952]

N.84.1.20

Yard at Spencer Shops, Rowan County, 1984, [1952]

N.84.1.21

Miller Bros [Brothers] Garage, Salisbury, 1984, [1922]

N.84.1.22

Daniel Mathewson Smith and Eliza Crute, 1984, [1870-1879]

N.84.1.23

J. R. Bennett, Mayor, Rocky Mount, 1984, [1943]

N.84.1.24

Southern Loan and Trust Company, Greensboro, 1984, [1902]

N.84.1.25

Charlotte Mfg. Co., Charlotte, 1984, [1912]

N.84.1.26

Gaylord's Department Store, Wilmington, 1984, [1912]

N.84.1.27

Charlotte National Bank, Charlotte, 1984, [1910]

N.84.1.28

Odell Hardware Co., Greensboro, 1984, [1906]

N.84.1.29

People's National Bank Building, Winston, 1984, [1903]

N.84.1.30

Rose Norman McGhee, 1984, [1880-1900]

N.84.1.31

Family of David B. McGhee and Rose Norman McGhee, 1984 [n.d.]

N.84.1.32

Marmaduke James Hawkins, 1984, [n.d.]

N.84.1.33

R. D. W. Connor as National Archivist, 1939-1941

N.84.1.34

G. A. J. Sechler, 1984, [1861-1865]

N.84.1.35

William Henry Harrison Anderson, 1984, [1861-1865]

N.84.1.36

Bill of sale for the ship Albemarle, 1984, [1717]

N.84.1.37

Chowan Precinct land petitions, August 3, 1984, [1716]

N.84.1.38

Petition to Lords Proprietors, 1984, [1670]

N.84.1.39

Petition of Daniel Rine re land, 1984, [ca.1678-1746]

N.84.1.40

Town Plan of Ahoskie and vicinity, 1984, [1916]

N.84.1.45

Town Plan of Powellsville and vicinity, 1984, [1918]

N.84.1.46

Town Plan of Colerain and vicinity, 1984, [1918]

N.84.1.47

Town plan of Windsor and vicinity, 1984, [1918]

N.84.1.48

Town plan of Severn and vicinity, 1984, [1925]

N.84.1.49

Town plan of Jackson and vicinity, 1984, [1925]

N.84.1.50

Town plan of Conway and vicinity, 1984, [1925]

N.84.1.51

Town plan of Gates and surrounding area, 1984, [1929]

N.84.1.52

Town plan of Gatesville and vicinity, 1984, [1929]

N.84.1.53

Town plan of Sunbury and vicinity, 1984, [1929]

N.84.1.54

Town plan of Rich Square and Conwell, 1984, [1925]

N.84.1.55-56

Town plan of Woodland and George P.O. [Woodland Station], 1984, [1925]

N.84.1.57-59

Old John's School, Scotland County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.2.1

New John's School, Scotland County, 1984, [ca. 1950]

N.84.2.2

Old Silver Hill School, Scotland Co., 1984, n.d.

N.84.2.3

New Silver Hill School, Scotland County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.2.4

New Silver Hill School, Scotland County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.2.5

Fountain between H. Weil House and Sol Weil House, 1984, n.d.

N.84.2.6

Photograph of Betsie Bailey, 1984, [1880-1889]

N.84.2.7

Advertisement to buy Negroes, 1984, [1859]

N.84.2.8

Charles Wetmore Broadfoot, 1984, [1861-1865]

N.84.2.9

Women Shucking Corn, 1984, [1934]

N.84.2.10

Hat Making, Mecklenburg County, 1984, ca. 1935

N.84.2.11

Clients and farms, Alexander [Co.] Client, 1984, ca. 1933

N.84.2.12

Quilt Making, 1984, ca. 1935

N.84.2.13

Community Cannery, Rocky Mount, 1984, ca. 1933

N.84.2.14

Durham County Cannery, 1984, 1934

N.84.2.15

Cannery scene, 1984, 1930s

N.84.2.16

Home demonstation project, 1930s, 1984, [1930-1939]

N.84.2.17

Workers picking tomatoes, Rocky Mount, 1984, 1930-1939

N.84.2.18

Portrait of Gertrude Weil, 1901

N.84.2.19

Gertrude Weil and another woman on a bridge, 1984, ca. 1910

N.84.2.20

Proclamation re Thomas Carey [Cary], 1984, [1708]

N.84.2.21

Proclamation for Dissolving the Government Assembly and Endorsing the Speedy Calling of Another, December 3, 1700., 1984, [1700]

N.84.2.22

Poster Depicting Red Cross Nurse, Entitled "The Spirit of America - Join," by Howard Chandler Christy, 1919, 1984, [1919]

N.84.2.23

Portrait Photograph of Zebulon Weaver, 1984, [1920-1928]

N.84.2.24

Portrait Photograph of E. Y. Yates, 1984, [1920-1928]

N.84.2.25

Portrait Photograph of Geo H. Smathers, 1984, [1900-1919]

N.84.2.26

Drawing of Richmond Pearson, 1984, [n.d.]

N.84.2.27

Engraving of Thomas Ruffin, 1984, [1906]

N.84.2.28

Portrait Photograph of James Gwyn, II, 1984, [1880]

N.84.2.29

Photograph of the Buncombe County Courthouse, Built in 1903 and Torn Down in 1928., 1984, [1903-1928]

N.84.2.30

Portrait of William Lenoir, 1984, [1751-1839]

N.84.2.31

Railroad Map of North Carolina, 1984, [1865]

N.84.2.32

Charles F. Fisher, Photograph of, 1984, [1861-1865]

N.84.2.33

Bank Hotel, Asheville, 1984, [1900-1910]

N.84.2.34

Rachel Bertha Rosenbaum, 1984, [1880-1889]

N.84.2.35

Jonas Moses Rosenbaum, Portrait of, 1984, [1870-1884]

N.84.2.36

Sophia Schloss Kline Rosenbaum, 1984, [1870-1880]

N.84.2.37

Home of Jonas and Sophis Rosenbaum, Raleigh, 1984, [1870-1884]

N.84.2.38

Sophia Schloss Rosenbaum, Portrait Photograph of, 1984, [1870-1882]

N.84.2.39

Drawing of a Falconer, 1984, [ca. 1600]

N.84.2.40

Drawing of Country Dancing to the Beat of the Drum in Elizabethan England., 1984, [ca. 1600]

N.84.2.41

Map of the Barbee Lots Located in White Oak Forest, 1984, [1925]

N.84.2.42

Silver Creamer by C. B. Root, 1984

N.84.2.43

Silver Spoons by Bernard Dupuy, 1984

N.84.2.44

Tongs made by silversmith Alvan Wilcox, 1984

N.84.2.45

Photograph of Stedman Cup, 1984

N.84.2.46

Portrait Photograph of Gertrude Weil, 1984, [1897]

N.84.2.47

Portrait Photograph of Gertrude Weil, 1984

N.84.2.48

Photograph of Henry and Mina Weil, 1984

N.84.2.49

Photographs of the North Carolina Symphony Exhibit Opening, 1982

N.84.2.50-64

Mrs. James B. Hunt, Jr. Hanging Portraits of NC First Ladies in the Executive Mansion, 1982

N.84.2.65-66

Photograph of Map Depicting the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, 1984, [1814]

N.84.2.67

Description of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, 1984, [1814]

N.84.2.68

Photograph of Workers Scraping for Turpentine, 1984, [1880-1900]

N.84.2.69

Photograph of a Votes for Women Banner or Ribbon, 1984, [1919-1920]

N.84.2.70

Terms and Description for Bloomsbury, 1984, [1910s]

N.84.2.71

Women Suffrage Cartoon, "With My Compliments, Madam", 1984, [1920]

N.84.2.72

National Suffrage Convention Delegate Ribbon, Washington, DC, 1917, 1984, [1917]

N.84.2.73

Photograph of Gertrude Weil as a Little Girl, 1984, [n.d.]

N.84.2.74

Photograph of Gertrude Weil as a Young Woman, 1984, [n.d.]

N.84.2.75

Photograph of Virginia Vecchia e Nuoua Map, Robert Dudley, 1647, 1984, [1647]

N.84.2.76

Photograph of map, "Virginiae Item et Floridae, 1606", 1984, [1606]

N.84.2.77

"The Canyon of the Catalouche," 1882, 1984, [1882]

N.84.2.78

Photograph of Laura Faison Young and May Hazel Hicks, 1984

N.84.2.79

Rose Norman McGhee with her First Great-Grandchildren, 1984

N.84.2.80

Map of Bloomsbury, Raleigh, 1911, 1984, [1911]

N.84.2.81

Group photo of Hawley, Johnson, and Burgess Family Members, 1984

N.84.2.82

Group photo of Johnson Family Members, 1984

N.84.2.83

Eve Williamson, Executive Director, NC Museum of History Associates, 1984

N.84.2.84-85

Dr. Larry Wheeler Receives Gift for 400th Anniversary Celebration, 1984

N.84.2.86-87

USS Ranger, 1984

N.84.2.88

USS Ranger from the Mast, 1984

N.84.2.89

Photo of Sounding Machine Aboard USS Ranger, 1984

N.84.2.90

Photograph of map of Bloomsbury and Abstract of Title to Land, 1911, 1984, [1911]

N.84.2.91

Front view of Buckland, Gates County, 1984

N.84.2.92

View of Outbuilding adjacent to Buckland, Gates County, 1984

N.84.2.93

View from the Jonas Ridge Bald Ground looking toward Grandfather Mountain, 1984, [1916]

N.84.2.94

Eliza Franklin, Lydia Wise, and Sue Childs, 1984, [1910]

N.84.2.95

Adee Wiseman's Cabbage, 1910, 1984, [1910]

N.84.2.96

Edgar Burleson, Adee Wiseman, and bear cubs, May 15, 1908, 1984, [1908]

N.84.2.97

Photograph, "Bringing in the largest black bear," October 16, 1909, 1984, [1909]

N.84.2.98

Photo of John Wiseman, Edgar Burleson, and H. A. Lorick and bear they have killed, 1984, 1905-1920

N.84.2.99

Map of Bloomsbury, Raleigh, 1911, 1984, [1911]

N.84.2.100

Mrs. Memory F. Mitchell's Retirement Party, September 10, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.1-28

North Carolina Symphony Reception, September 16, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.29-42

Presentation of Bertie County Record, June 9, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.43-52

Black History Symposium, February 13, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.53-69

Public Hearing on the Use of the Archives, November 10, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.70-75

Removal of the Carolina Charter from its case, November 9, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.76-86

Meeting of Archivists, November 16, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.87-92

Four Hundredth Anniversary members present The First Colonists to Governor James B. Hunt, Jr., 1982

N.84.3.93-100

Retirement Party for Stella Sanders, NC State Library, 1982

N.84.3.101-113

Workshop for Beginning Genealogists, August 19-20, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.114-118

Historic Preservation Society of North Carolina, August 24, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.119-122

Presentation of volunteer certificates by Sara Hodgkins and Liston Ramsay, 1982

N.84.3.123-125

Education Grants Committee Meeting, June 1982, 1982

N.84.3.126-129

Governor's Reception for Women's Week, 1982

N.84.3.130-147

Gov. James B. Hunt, Jr. and school children discuss Summer Reading Program, February 16, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.148-154

Sports Hall of Fame Exhibit, March 17, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.155-166

North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame Exhibit Opening, February 18, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.167-182

North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame Exhibit Opening, February 18,, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.183-187

Women's History Exhibit Ribbon Cutting, March 10, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.188-197

Christmas Decorations at the Executive Mansion, December 14, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.198-206

Construction of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame Exhibit, February 9, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.207-211

Construction of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame Exhibit, February 9, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.212-216

North Carolina Awards Ceremony, December 3, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.217-225

North Carolina Awards Ceremony, December 3, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.226-230

North Carolina Awards Ceremony, December 13, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.231-236

Raleigh Garden Club Decorates the Executive Mansion for Christmas, December 11, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.237-244

North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs Awards Dinner, November 17, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.245-261

North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs Meeting, November 17, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.262-264

North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs Awards Dinner, November 17, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.265-267

Christmas decorations at the Executive Mansion, December 14, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.268-281

Christmas decorations at the Executive Mansion, December 14, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.282-283

Christmas decorations at the Executive Mansion, December 14, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.284-292

Federation of North Carolina Historical Societies meeting, November 20, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.293-295

North Carolina Literary and Historical Association Meeting, November 20, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.296-323

NC Literary and Historical Association Awards Luncheon, November 20, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.324-340

Conservator Anne Tyrrell doing Flag Restoration, 1981

N.84.3.341-343

North Carolina Folklore Society Meeting, November 20, 1981, 1981

N.84.3.344-355

Swearing in Ceremonies for Sam Ragan, Poet Laureate of NC, 1982

N.84.3.356-367

North Carolina Symphony Exhibit, October 6, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.368-377

Monument to Confederate Women on Capitol Square, 1981

N.84.3.387-391

400th Anniversary Committee Chairmen Meeting, 1982

N.84.3.392-398

400th Anniversary Committee Reception at Executive Mansion, 1982

N.84.3.399-405

Rear views of Senate Chamber, State Capitol, 1982

N.84.3.406-409

North Carolina Awards Ceremony, November 4, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.420-425

North Carolina Awards, November 4, 1982, 1982

N.84.3.426-447

Monuments on Capitol Square, 1981

N.84.3.378-386

Loan of the Carolina Charter to South Carolina, 1982

N.84.3.448-456

North Carolina Museums Council, November 14, 1983, 1983

N.84.4.1-26

North Carolina Museums Council, 1983

N.84.4.27-53

North Carolina Museums Council, 1983

N.84.4.54-81

Victorian Society Meeting, 1983

N.84.4.82-99

Victorian Society Meeting, 1983

N.84.4.100-107

North Carolina Literary and Historical Association Meeting, 1983

N.84.4.108-141

North Carolina Literary and Historical Association, 1983

N.84.4.142-157

North Carolina Society of County and Local Historians, 1983

N.84.4.158-189

David Gracy addresses the Archives staff, 1984

N.84.4.190-200

Banjo belonging to Joseph John Anderson, 1984

N.84.4.201

Note on the impressment of the horses of Maj. W. D. Jones, 1865

N.84.4.202

Order regarding protection of Wake Forest College, 1984, [1965]

N.84.4.203

Crest of Granville (E. Bath), 1984

N.84.4.204

Bird's Eye View of the City of Raleigh, 1984, [1872]

N.84.4.205

Sounding machine aboard the USS Ranger, 1984

N.84.4.206

Robert T. Conley, 1984, [1860-1865]

N.84.4.207

Fortified encampment, Puerto Rico, by John White, [1577-1590]

N.84.4.208

Entrenchments, Puerto Rico, by John White, [1577-1590]

N.84.4.209

John B. Henderson, 1984

N.84.4.210

Silver creamer, 1984

N.84.4.211-212

Silver tongs, 1984, [ca. 1819]

N.84.4.213-214

Silver Beaker, 1984, [ca. 1830]

N.84.4.215-219

Silver Cann by Bernard Dupuy, [1828-1834], 1984

N.84.4.220-223

Silver ladle, tablespoons, and dessert spoons, Bernard Dupuy, [1828-1843], 1984

N.84.4.224-225

Heck-Andrews House, Raleigh, [ca. 1880-1900], 1984

N.84.4.226

Lyndon Swaim, [1808-1908], 1984

N.84.4.227

J. T. Reynolds, [ca. 1870-1890], 1984

N.84.4.228

"Petition from Colored Citizens of Halifax County", [1876-1877], 1984

N.84.4.229-230

Jewels of Eagle Lodge No. 19, Hillsborough, [1793], 1984

N.84.4.231

The Julia Bell with party aboard, 1984, [ca 1890]

N.84.5.1

Alexander Wilson, 1984

N.84.5.2

James G. Blaine, 1984, [ca. 1885]

N.84.5.3

Alexander Wilson, 1984, [ca. 1800]

N.84.5.4

State Legislative Building, 1984

N.84.5.5

State Legislative Building, Second Floor, 1984

N.84.5.6

State Legislative Building, Third Floor, 1984

N.84.5.7

Hanging Nets at Wanchese, 1984, [ca. 1900]

N.84.5.8

Esso Station and Cottage, 1984

N.84.5.9

Cottage, 1984

N.84.5.10

Walter's Service Station, 1984

N.84.5.12

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Engine, 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.12

Old Bluff Presbyterian Church, Wade, 1984, [1930]

N.84.5.13

Dunn City Hall, 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.14

Paul C. Hood and Father, n.d., 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.15

Attorney C. L. Guy, 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.16

A. B. Yarborough and J. D. Barrier, 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.17

Bridge Over Cape Fear River, Duke (Erwin), 1984, [ca. 1900]

N.84.5.18

Buildings on East Broad Street, Dunn, 1984, [ca. 1900]

N.84.5.19

Neuse River, Smithfield, 1984, [ca. 1900]

N.84.5.20

Presbyterian Church, Dunn, 1984, [ca. 1900]

N.84.5.21

Presbyterian Church, Dunn, 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.22

Lucknow Cotton Yard, Dunn, 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.23

Raven Rock on the Cape Fear River, Harnett County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.24

Buildings on Broad Street, looking east, Dunn, 1984, [1905]

N.84.5.25

Acadamy, North King and Edgerton Street, Dunn, 1984, [February 1900]

N.84.5.26

Paul C. Hood, with his Bicycle, 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.27

Dunn High School, Dunn, 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.28

Fletcher Morgan, Jim Woodall, and D. H. Hood, 1984, [ca. 1900]

N.84.5.29

Flood, Cape Fear River, Erwin, 1984, [1929]

N.84.5.30

Cotton Yard, Dunn, 1984, [ca. 1900]

N.84.5.31

Mollie Moseley Pearsall, Clinton, 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.32

School Building, Smithfield, 1984, [1888]

N.84.5.33

Hood's Drug Store, Dunn, 1984, [1941]

N.84.5.34

Hood's Drug Store, Dunn, 1984, [1945]

N.84.5.35

Hood's Drug Store, Dunn, 1984, [1912]

N.84.5.36

Hood's Drug Store, Dunn, 1984, [ca. 1930]

N.84.5.37

Hood's Drug Store, Dunn, 1984, n.d.

N.84.5.38

Wedding picture of John Arch Campbell and Jessie Leona Younts Campbell, 1984, [1912]

N.84.5.39

Pulling seine over battery, Jamesville Fishery, 1984, [ca. 1915-1930]

N.84.5.40

Fleming's Fishery, 1984, [ca. 1915-1930]

N.84.5.41

Seining for Fish, 1984, [1920-1930]

N.84.5.42

Jamesville Fishery employee, 1984, [ca. 1915-1930]

N.84.5.43

Seining Fish, Fleming's Fishery, 1984, [ca. 1915-1930]

N.84.5.44

Rockfish caught at a fishery, 1984, [ca. 1915-1930]

N.84.5.45

Seining for Fish, 1984, [ca. 1915-1930]

N.84.5.46

Fish on deck at Jamesville Fishery, 1984, [ca. 1915-1930]

N.84.5.47

C. C. Fleming and Leon Powers at Jamesville Fishery, 1984, [ca. 1915-1930]

N.84.5.48

Rufus Knight operating a motorized seine, 1984, ca. 1915-1930

N.84.5.49

Boy holding a rock bass, 1984, [ca. 1915-1930]

N.84.5.50

Haul of fish on dock at Jamesville Fishery, 1984, [ca. 1915-1930]

N.84.5.51

Weighing of Rockfish at Jamesville Fishery, 1984, [ca. 1915-1930]

N.84.5.52

N.84.5.874-954

Charles Edmondston, 1984

N.84.6.1

Mrs. Charles Edmondston, 1984

N.84.6.2

John William DeForest, 1984

N.84.6.3

"A Thousand Bales", 1984, [1858]

N.84.6.4

John Franklin Jameson, 1984

N.84.6.5

"The Field of Honor", 1984, [1927]

N.84.6.6

Watermelon vine, Wake County, 1984

N.84.6.7

Pea Patch, Kinston, 1984

N.84.6.8

Trademark, Pep-Kola, 1984, [1903]

N.84.6.9

Seal of Roger Moore, 1984

N.84.6.10

Morganton City Dump, 1983

N.84.6.11

Mrs. Alice Fowler, Burlington, 1984, [1949]

N.84.6.12

Tar Heel Junior Historian Cover, Winter Issue, 1984

N.84.6.13

Lexington's First Electrical Truck and Line Crew, March 1984, [ca. 1920s]

N.84.6.14

Construction of Community Center, Greensboro, 1984, [ca. 1950]

N.84.6.15

Night Construction on Interstate 40, 1984, [1973]

N.84.6.16

Garbage Collectors, Greensboro, 1984, [1951-1952]

N.84.6.17

Greensboro Coliseum, 1984, [ca. 1977]

N.84.6.18

Lake Brandt Dam, Greensboro, 1984, [1947]

N.84.6.19

Construction of Interstate 40 through the Smokey Mountains, 1984, [1973]

N.84.6.20

Old East Building, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1984, [1973]

N.84.6.21

Morganton Fire Department, 1984, [1929]

N.84.6.22

United States Post Office, Greensboro, 1984, [1977]

N.84.6.23

Salem Waterworks, Old Salem, 1984, [ca. 1778]

N.84.6.24

Woman using electric vacuum cleaner, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.25

Electrification, Dunn, 1984, [1905]

N.84.6.26

1920s Line Crew, 1984, [ca. 1920]

N.84.6.27

Logo for Public Works Historical Society, 1984

N.84.6.28

Electrical workers repairing a line in a lightning storm, 1984, [ca. 1930s]

N.84.6.29

Road Construction, Surveyor, 1984, [ca. 1940s]

N.84.6.30

State Capitol, Senate Chamber, 1984, (ca. 1960)

N.84.6.31

Logo of the American Public Works Association, (APWA), 1983

N.84.6.32

Early water closet or toilet, 1984, [ca. 1880s]

N.84.6.33

Fontana Dam Construction, 1983, [ca. 1942]

N.84.6.34

Street Construction,Greensboro, 1984, [1953]

N.84.6.35

Lake Brandt Dam, Greensboro, 1983, [1952]

N.84.6.36

Tree-Planting Crew, Greensboro, 1984, [1971]

N.84.6.37

Civil Works Administration plan for a City Park, High Point, 1984, [1933-1934]

N.84.6.38

Worker installing Traffic Signal, Greensboro, 1984, [ca. 1980]

N.84.6.39

Civilian Conservation Corps planting trees, 1984, [ca. 1936]

N.84.6.40

Exhaust tower of New Hanover County Incineration Facility, 1983

N.84.6.41

New Hanover County Incineration Facility, 1984

N.84.6.42

Garbage Collectors, Greensboro, 1984, [1950s]

N.84.6.43

Truck into drainage ditch, 1984, [ca. 1934/35]

N.84.6.44

Water Works, Siler City, 1984, [1936]

N.84.6.45

Rolling cinders on track, Durham, 1984, [ca. 1934]

N.84.6.46

Construction of Bleachers, Stadium Project, NC State College, 1984, [1935]

N.84.6.47

Stadium Construction, UNC-Chapel Hill, 1984, ca. 1935

N.84.6.48

Wading Pool, Duke Park, 1984, [ca. 1934/35]

N.84.6.49

Waterline, Main Trench, 1984, [ca. 1934/35]

N.84.6.50

Sewage Construction, Rocky Mount, 1984, [ca. 1934/35]

N.84.6.51

Sewer Tunnel, Burlington, 1984, [ca. 1934/35]

N.84.6.52

Manhole Construction, 1984, [ca. 1934]

N.84.6.53

Ships in Port on Cape Fear River, 1984

N.84.6.54

Port of Wilmington, 1984, 1984

N.84.6.55

Ships in Port, early 1984

N.84.6.56

The Ship "Shin-Beishu Maru" (Tokyo), near port of Wilmington, 1984[1983]

N.84.6.57

Unloading Lumber at the Port of Wilmington, 1984

N.84.6.58

Port of Morehead City, 1984

N.84.6.59

James D. Ellington, 1984

N.84.6.60

Henry Harrison Covington, 1984, [1883]

N.84.6.61

Highway Building, Raleigh, NC, 1984, [1951]

N.84.6.62

Aerial View of City of Raleigh, NC, 1984

N.84.6.63

Modern Cigarette Manufacturing Machine, 1984

N.84.6.64

Bookmobile, 1984

N.84.6.65

Woman in US Marine Corps, 1984, [1944]

N.84.6.66

John E. Evans, 1984, [1932]

N.84.6.67

D.M. Lacy, 1984

N.84.6.68

North Carolina Museums Council Annual Meeting, 1980, 1984 [11-18-80]

N.84.6.69-98

Textile Exhibit Opening, 1984 [9-17-81]

N.84.6.99-127

Literary and Historical Association Luncheon and Awards, 1984 [11-21-80]

N.84.6.128-156

Black History Lectures, 1984 [2-12-82]

N.84.6.157-165

Representatives from Randolph County, 1984 [March 29, 1983]

N.84.6.166-168

Black Genealogy, 1984

N.84.6.169-191

Society of American Archivists (SAA) Convention in Chapel Hill, 1984, 1984, March 9

N.84.6.192-205

Dr. Robert Kelley addresses Archives and History Staff, 1984, February 28

N.84.6.206-214

Historical Commission Meeting, 1984 [October 13, 1983]

N.84.6.215-223

WRAL presents fifty "Brainstorm" tickets, 1984 [October 19, 1983]

N.84.6.224-226

Campaign Steering Committee Meeting, September 22, 1983, 1984 [September 22, 1983]

N.84.6.227-247

Mrs. James B. Hunt Jr. at Wiley School, Raleigh, 1984 [December 15, 1980]

N.84.6.248-255

Governor James B. Hunt, Jr., with British Little Theatre, 1984 [September 23, 1982]

N.84.6.256-265

Sara W. Hodgkins and Guppy the Clown, August 4, 1981, 1984 [August 4, 1981]

N.84.6.266-273

Dr. and Mrs. William Thornton and Eve Williamson, 1984 [October 13, 1983]

N.84.6.274-278

Map of Township of Rapides in Halifax County, 1984, [1868]

N.84.6.279

Juried Exhibition of North Carolina Crafts, 1984 [March 17, 1983]

N.84.6.280-293

Juried Exhibition of North Carolina Crafts, 1984 [March 17, 1983]

N.84.6.294-314

Juried Exhibition of North Carolina Crafts, 1984 [March 17, 1983]

N.84.6.315-322

Literary and Historical Society Awards Banquet, 1984 [November 19, 1982]

N.84.6.323-339

Literary and Historical Society Awards Banquet, 1984 [November 19, 1982]

N.84.6.340-351

Literary and Historical Society Awards Banquet, 1984 [November 19, 1982]

N.84.6.352-378

Literary and Historical Society, 1984 [November 19, 1982]

N.84.6.379-402

Literary and Historical Society, 1984 [November 19, 1982]

N.84.6.403-420

Literary and Historical Society, 1984 [November 19, 1982]

N.84.6.421-438

Governor James B. Hunt, Jr., at Broughton High School, Raleigh, 1984 [December 15, 1980]

N.84.6.439-440

State Archivist, David Olson at Friends of Archives Meeting, 1984 [June 6, 1983]

N.84.6.441-443

Archives Day, March 9, 1984, 1984, March 9

N.84.6.444

The British American Festival Logo, 1984

N.84.6.445

Rodney Barfield, 1984, February 17

N.84.6.446

Marilyn Monroe, 1984

N.84.6.447

Andy Griffith, 1984 [November, 1982]

N.84.6.448

Captain Mark Phillips and Princess Anne of Great Britain, 1984

N.84.6.449

The North Carolina State Convention, May 22, 1861, 1984, [1861]

N.84.6.450

Sam Ragan sworn in as Poet Laureate of North Carolina, 1984 [May 19, 1982]

N.84.6.451

Culture Week, Meeting of Association of State and Local Historians, 1984 [November 20, 1982]

N.84.6.452-479

Culture Week, Association of State and Local Historians Meeting, 1984 [November 20, 1982]

N.84.6.480-483

Victorian Society, Saint Mary's College, 1984 [November 20, 1982]

N.84.6.484-495

Tintype of John Henry Harris, others unknown, 1984

N.84.6.496

Nellie Boyd Taylor, 1984

N.84.6.497

Nellie Taylor and Tommie White, 1984

N.84.6.498

Lemuel Freeman Taylor, 1984

N.84.6.499

H. H. Gibb Sawyer and his daughter, Ameriba Sawyer, 1984

N.84.6.500

Jessie Taylor Mann, 1984

N.84.6.501

Harriet Taylor Avery, 1984

N.84.6.502

Mamie Sawyer Dixon, 1984

N.84.6.503

Administration Building, Chicago World's Fair, 1984

N.84.6.654

The Grand Court, Chicago World's Fair, 1984

N.84.6.655

West Market Street, Greensboro, NC, 1984

N.84.6.656

Elizabeth Avenue, Charlotte, NC, 1984

N.84.6.657

Streetscape, Charlotte, NC, 1984

N.84.6.658

South Elm Street, Greensboro, NC, 1984

N.84.6.659

South Elm Street, Greensboro, NC, 1984

N.84.6.660

Salem Iron Works, Winston-Salem, NC, 1984

N.84.6.661

Clearwater Basin, Winston-Salem, NC, 1984

N.84.6.662

Fayetteville Street, North to the Capitol, Raleigh, NC, 1984

N.84.6.663

Factory of the Durham Cotton Manufacturing Company, Durham, NC, 1984

N.84.6.664

Latta Park, Charlotte, NC, 1984

N.84.6.665

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1101

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1102-1103

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1104

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1105-1106

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1109-1110

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1111-1112

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1113-1114

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1115

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1116

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1117

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1118

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1119

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1120-1122

Meadowmont, Chapel Hill Vicinity, 1984, [1933]

N.84.6.1123

Railroad Street, Ahoskie, 1984 (ca. 1920)

N.84.7.1

Church, Ahoskie, 1984

N.84.7.2

Railroad Depot, Ahoskie, 1984 (ca. 1920)

N.84.7.3

Bank of Ahoskie Letterhead, 1984 (ca. 1920)

N.84.7.4

Church Street, Ahoskie, 1984

N.84.7.5

County Herald Newspaper Building, Ahoskie, 1984 (1928)

N.84.7.6

Branding Mill, Ahoskie, 1984 (ca. 1920)

N.84.7.7

Main Street, Ahoskie, 1984 (ca. 1920)

N.84.7.8

M. E. Church, Ahoskie, 1984

N.84.7.9

Baptist Church, Ahoskie, 1984

N.84.7.10

Home of T. M. Garrett, Ahoskie, 1984 (ca. 1907)

N.84.7.11

Brick Hotel, Ahoskie, 1984

N.84.7.12

Clarissa Bonner Hobbs, 1984

N.84.7.13

Lemuel Freeman Taylor and his wife, Sophia Foy, 1984

N.84.7.14

C. D. "Cate" Jones, Joe Sawyer, and Daniel Sawyer, South Creek, 1984

N.84.7.15

Sam Jones, Ruth Jones West, and two other children of C. D. "Cate" Jones and Sidney Harris of South Creek, 1984

N.84.7.16

Gathering of residents of South Creek, 1918, 1984 (ca. 1918)

N.84.7.17

Portrait of John Thorpe, 1984

N.84.7.18

Ladies sell War Bonds, Raleigh, 1984 (ca. 1943)

N.84.7.19

Raleigh Garage, 1984 (ca. 1930)

N.84.7.20

Aerial View of Raleigh, 1984

N.84.7.21

(Former) Museum of Art, Raleigh, 1984

N.84.7.22

Textile Mill, Raleigh, 1984 (ca. 1930-1940)

N.84.7.23

Historic Preservation Workshop, State Capitol, Raleigh, 1984 (February 11, 1983)

N.84.7.24-46

North Carolina Federation of Historical Societies, 1984 (November 18, 1982)

N.84.7.47-70

Historic Preservation Workshop, State Capitol, Raleigh, 1984 (February 11, 1983)

N.84.7.71-84

Children's Workshop at Pullen Park, Raleigh, 1984 (July 27, 1983)

N.84.7.85-96

Institute for Advanced Researchers, Raleigh, 1984 (August 11, 1983)

N.84.7.97-101

State Library Legislative Reception, 1984 (March 24, 1983)

N.84.7.102-130

State Library Legislative Reception, 1984 (March 24, 1983)

N.84.7.131-144

John Bell, Sara Hodgkins, and Liston Ramsay, 1984 (January 27, 1983)

N.84.7.145-147

Retirement Party for Marion Grissom, 1984 (January 12, 1984)

N.84.7.148-184

Mrs. James B. Hunt, Jr. and Autistic Child for 1982, 1984 (December 6, 1982)

N.84.7.185-190

Researchers from Old Salem, 1984 (January 24, 1983)

N.84.7.191-197

Museum Associates Board Orientation Meeting, 1984 (May 5, 1983)

N.84.7.198-212

400th Anniversary "Media Conference", 1984 (July 29, 1982)

N.84.7.213-228

Currier and Ives Exhibit Opening, NC Museum of History, 1984 (July 10, 1983)

N.84.7.229-262

Pocket Sundial, 1984 (July 11, 1983)

N.84.7.263-273

Juried Exhibition of North Carolina Crafts, NC Museum of History, 1984 (March 21, 1983)

N.84.7.274-286

Juried Exhibition of North Carolina Crafts, NC Museum of History, 1984 (March 21, 1983)

N.84.7.287-302

Juried Exhibit of North Carolina Crafts, NC Museum of History, 1984 (March 21, 1983)

N.84.7.303-317

NC Federation of Historical Societies, 1984 (November 18, 1982)

N.84.7.318-336

Locomotive, "Best Friend of Charleston", Southern Railway System, 1984

N.84.7.337

Bertram Wyatt-Brown speaking at a Division of Archives and History Staff Break, 1984 (February 20, 1984)

N.84.7.338-347

Sara Hodgkins and Liston Ramsay in the NC Legislative Building, 1984 (April 8, 1983)

N.84.7.348-350

Museum Associates Eastern Shore Tour, Sheraton, Crabtree, Raleigh, 1984 (September 15, 1983)

N.84.7.351-383

Colonial Records Intern, 1984 (January 19, 1983)

N.84.7.384-387

Retirement party for Ruby Holloway, Department of Cultural Resources, 1984 (June 30, 1983)

N.84.7.388-424

Retirement party for Ruby Holloway, 1984 (June 30, 1983)

N.84.7.425-438

Kepi, Confederate Army Cavalry, worn by Brigadier General Robert Ransom, 9th NCST (First Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry), 1984

N.84.7.439

North Carolina Museum Associates Membership Drive, Wilson, 1984 (September 29, 1983)

N.84.7.440-452

North Carolina Museum Associates Membership Drive, Kinston, 1984 (September 20, 1983)

N.84.7.453-469

North Carolina Museum Associates Membership Drive, Shelby, 1984 (September 28, 1983)

N.84.7.470-491

North Carolina Museum Associates Membership Drive, Red Springs, 1984 (September 23, 1983)

N.84.7.492-504

North Carolina Museum Associates Membership Drive, High Point, 1984 (September 21, 1983)

N.84.7.505-521

Peggy Howe, Communications Office, Department of Cultural Resources, 1984 (June 27, 1983)

N.84.7.522-528

George Stevenson and George London in the Archives Stacks, 1984 (November 17, 1982)

N.84.7.529-533

North Carolina Awards Ceremony, 1984 (November 3, 1983)

N.84.7.534-558

North Carolina Awards Ceremony, 1984 (November 3, 1983)

N.84.7.559-589

North Carolina Awards Ceremony, 1984 (November 3, 1983)

N.84.7.590-611

North Carolina Museum Associates Christmas Party, 1984 (December 1, 1983)

N.84.7.612-627

Executive Mansion Docents, 1984 (March 3, 1982)

N.84.7.628-650

North Carolina Museum Associates Picnic, Historic Oakwood, 1984 (May 6, 1983)

N.84.7.651-667

North Carolina Museum Associates Picnic, Historic Oakwood, 1984 (May 6, 1983)

N.84.7.668-679

Volunteer Luncheon, NC Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 1984 (April 20, 1983)

N.84.7.680-697

Volunteer Luncheon, NC Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 1984 (April 20, 1983)

N.84.7.698-724

Volunteer Luncheon, NC Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 1984 (April 20, 1983)

N.84.7.725-727

Tar Heel Junior Historian Awards Day, 1984 (May 16, 1983)

N.84.7.728-749

Tar Heel Junior Historian Awards Day, 1984 (May 16, 1983)

N.84.7.750-761

Tar Heel Junior Historian Awards Day, 1984 (May 6, 1983)

N.84.7.762-777

Tar Heel Junior Historian Awards Day, 1984 (May 16, 1983)

N.84.7.778-793

Tar Heel Junior Historian Awards Day Talent Show, 1984 (May 16, 1983)

N.84.7.794-804

Tar Heel Junior Historian Awards Day, 1984 (May 16, 1983)

N.84.7.805-826

Tar Heel Junior Historian Awards Day Workshops, 1984 (May 16, 1983)

N.84.7.827-847

Tar Heel Junior Historian Awards Day Activities, 1984 (May 16, 1983)

N.84.7.848-856

Tar Heel Junior Historian Awards Day, 1984 (May 16, 1983)

N.84.7.857-887

Tar Heel Junior Historian Awards Day, 1984 (May 16, 1983)

N.84.7.888-892

Tar Heel Junior Historian Awards Day, Monday Night Awards, 1984 (May 16, 1983)

N.84.7.893-906

Tombstones, Oakwood Cemetery, Raleigh, 1984 (January 6, 1983)

N.84.7.907-913

Tombstones, Oakwood Cemetery, Raleigh, 1983

N.84.7.914-921

Tombstones, Oakwood Cemetery, Raleigh, 1983

N.84.7.922-929

Computer Conference, Radisson Plaza, Raleigh, 1982

N.84.7.930-946

Computer Conference, Radisson Plaza, Raleigh, 1982

N.84.7.947-956

Computer Conference, Radisson Plaza, Raleigh, 1982

N.84.7.957-967

Legislative Opening of the Museum of Art, 1983

N.84.7.968-990

Legislative Opening of the NC Museum of Art, 1983

N.84.7.991-1013

Legislative Opening of the NC Museum of Art, 1983

N.84.7.1014-1020

NC Museum Associates Annual Board of Directors Meeting, 1983

N.84.7.1021-1049

NC Museum Associates Annual Board of Directors Meeting, 1983

N.84.7.1050-1069

NC Museum Sales Shop Items, 1983

N.84.7.1070-1075

Founders' Celebration at the NC Museum of Art, 1983

N.84.7.1076-1092

Founders' Celebration at the NC Museum of Art, 1983

N.84.7.1093-2121

A Pair of Evening Shoes Belonging to Mrs. Angus McLean, ca. 1925

N.84.8.1

Shoes, Gloves, and Handbag Belonging to Mrs. Dan K. Moore, ca. 1965

N.84.8.2

A Hat that belonged to Mrs. Robert B. Glenn, ca. 1905

N.84.8.3

Cape that belonged to Mrs. David Settle Reid, ca. 1850

N.84.8.4

Caster that reportedly belonged to Richard Caswell

N.84.8.5

Inaugural Dress of Mrs. Angus McLean, ca. 1925

N.84.8.6

Gown that belonged to Mrs. David Settle Reid, ca. 1850

N.84.8.7

Inaugural Gown of Mrs. Kate Lewis Scales, 1885

N.84.8.8

Inaugural Gown of Mrs. Elias Carr, 1893

N.84.8.9

Gown that belonged to Mrs. Richard Caswell or one of her daughters, ca. 1790

N.84.8.10

Lace Detail of a Ball Gown that belonged to Musette Satterfield Kitchin, wife of Governor William W. Kitchin, 1908

N.84.8.11

Inaugural Gown of Mrs. Nina D. Glenn, wife of Governor Robert B. Glenn, 1905

N.84.8.12

Inaugural Gown of Mrs. Margaret Rose Sanford, wife of Governor Terry Sanford, 1961

N.84.8.13

Inaugural Gown and Coat of Mrs. Jessie Rae Scott, wife of Governor Robert Walter Scott, (1929-2009), 1969

N.84.8.14

A Three-piece Dress that belonged to Mrs. W. W. Holden, wife of Governor Holden, ca. 1870s

N.84.8.15

Inaugural Gown of Mrs. Fanny Bickett, wife of Governor Thomas W. Bickett, 1917

N.84.8.16

Inaugural Gown of Mrs. Clyde Hoey, wife of Governor Clyde Hoey, 1937

N.84.8.17

Pay Voucher of Joseph H. Wilson, Union County, 1863

N.84.8.19

Bessie Mae Williams

N.84.8.20

Rosana L. Phillips

N.84.8.21

Orange County Corn Regulations of 1864, 1864

N.84.8.22

The Carry All, Camp Sutton, ca. 1944

N.84.8.23

Celebration of Thad Eure's 46th year as Secretary of State, 1982

N.84.8.24-34

Celebration of Thad Eure's 46th year as Secretary of State, 1982

N.84.8.35-54

NC Museum of History Sales Shop Items, 1982

N.84.8.55-62

NC Museum of History Sales Shop Items, 1982

N.84.8.63-70

NC Museum of History Sales Shop Items, 1982

N.84.8.71-77

NC Museum of History Sales Shop Items, 1982

N.84.8.78-81

NC Museum of History Sales Shop Items concerning the NC Sports Hall of Fame Exhibit, 1982

N.84.8.82

NC Museum of History Sales Shop Items concerning North Carolina Lighthouses, 1982

N.84.8.83

New NC Art Museum Public Opening, 1983

N.84.8.84-103

New NC Art Museum Public Opening, 1983

N.84.8.104-121

New NC Art Museum Public Opening, 1983

N.84.8.122-138

New NC Museum of Art Public Opening, 1983

N.84.8.139-151

New NC Museum of Art Public Opening, 1983

N.84.8.152-171

Founders' Day Celebraton at the NC Museum of Art, 1983

N.84.8.172-197

Lake Michie Reservoir control panel, Durham, 1926

N.84.8.198

Turbines, Lake Michie, Durham, ca. 1926

N.84.8.199

Lake Michie Dam, Durham, 1958

N.84.8.200

Mariah Covington McCoy

N.84.8.201

Mary McNeil Bailey and Anson Bailey

N.84.8.202

Sam Atkins

N.84.8.203

Walter Bailey

N.84.8.204

Copy of a tintype depicting Hillard Rogers, ca. 1850s

N.84.8.205

George Cameron Hicks, ca. 1917

N.84.8.206

Fannie B. Faison (Hester), ca. 1902

N.84.8.207

Cora Faison, ca. 1902

N.84.8.208

Cora and Fannie Faison

N.84.8.209

Mary Faison Reavis

N.84.8.210

Inaugural Coat and Gown of Mrs. Patricia Hollingsworth Holshauser, wife of Governor James Holshauser, 1973

N.84.8.211

Inaugural Gown of Mrs. Mathilda B. Houghton Ehringhaus, wife of Governor J. C. B Ehringhaus, 1933

N.84.8.212

Inaugural Gown of Mrs. Virginia Watts Morrison, wife of Governor Cameron Morrison, 1921

N.84.8.213

Map of the Cape Fear River

N.84.9.1

Postcard showing a Flood Scene with a Trestle Bridge, Fayetteville, date unknown

N.84.9.2

Portrait of Edgar Haywood and Horse "Beppo"

N.84.9.3

Haywood Hall, Raleigh, ca. 1900

N.84.9.4

Treasurer John Haywood

N.84.9.5

Lucy Williams Haywood

N.84.9.6

Walter Stearns

N.84.9.8

Onslow County Aerial Photographs, 1938

N.84.9.9-10

Oakwood Cemetery Bronze Tablet depicting Worth Bagley, Raleigh

N.84.9.11

North Carolina Federation of Music Societies, 1983

N.84.9.12-39

North Carolina Federation of Music Societies, 1983

N.84.9.40-47

History Day, Stagville Center, 1982

N.84.9.48-64

History Day, Stagville Center, 1982

N.84.9.65-81

History Day, Stagville Center, 1982

N.84.9.82-102

Nash-Edgecombe Day at the NC Museum of History, 1983

N.84.9.103-117

Nash-Edgecombe Day at the NC Museum of History, 1983

N.84.9.118-136

Nash-Edgecombe Day at the NC Museum of History, 1983

N.84.9.137-152

Archivists Meeting in the Archives and History Conference Room, 1983

N.84.9.153-154

Thomas Blount, 1983

N.84.9.155-163

Presentation of "Pressed Flower Art" to Governor James B. Hunt, 1982

N.84.9.164-167

David McCullough, 1982

N.84.9.168-174

North Carolina Museum Associates Annual Fund Raiser, Raliegh, 1983

N.84.9.175-181

Moravian Archives, 1983

N.84.9.182-217

Dress worn by Mrs. David Settle Reid to the Inaugural Ball of President James Buchanan, 1857

N.84.9.218

U. S. Springfield Rifle, ca. 1870-1880

N.84.9.219

U. S. Springfield Rifle, ca. 1878

N.84.9.220

U. S. Springfield Rifle, ca. 1878

N.84.9.221

Banjo

N.84.9.222

Confederate Uniform Shell Jacket, ca. 1864

N.84.9.223

School Commencement, Smithfield, ca. 1888

N.84.9.224

Sketch of the Skirmish at Rawle's Mill, Williamston vicinity, ca. 1862

N.84.9.225

Confederate Tax Voucher for Fifty Dollars, Warren County, ca. 1865

N.84.9.226

Teacher and Six Girls with needlework, unknown

N.84.9.227

Founders' Celebration, North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, 1983

N.84.10.1-12

Artists' Day, North Carolina Museum of Art, 1983

N.84.10.13-17

Artists' Day, North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, 1983

N.84.10.18-46

Artists' Day, North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, 1983

N.84.10.47-65

William White, Founder of Ernest Myatt Presbyterian Church, Garner, ca. 1928

N.84.10.66

Samuel L. Patterson, Unknown

N.84.10.67

Pulaski Cowper Mansion, Raleigh, ca. 1930

N.84.10.68

Sanctuary of Sacred Heart Cathedral, Raleigh, before 1979

N.84.10.69

"Academie", a daguerreotype by an unknown photographer, ca. 1845

N.84.10.70

Revolutionary War Re-enactment

N.84.10.71

Map of the Coastline of Virginia and North Carolina entitled "Virginia Vecchia e Nuoua, 1647", 1647

N.84.10.72

First Catholic Church, Fayetteville

N.84.10.73

Handwritten sanctuary blueprint of Saint Paul's Catholic Church, Newbern, Unknown

N.84.10.74

Sacred Heart Cathederal, Raleigh, Unknown

N.84.10.75

Sacred Heart Cathedral Rectory, Raleigh, 1917-1925

N.84.10.76

Sacred Heart Convent, Raleigh, ca. 1936

N.84.10.77

Sacred Heart Cathedral School, Raleigh, 1936-1949

N.84.10.78

Sacred Heart Church, Raleigh, ca. 1879-1935

N.84.10.79

Postcard Depicting West Durham Baptist Church, Durham, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.80

McCabe and Grice, Elizabeth City, Unknown

N.84.10.81

Elizabeth City Bus Line Bus and Driver, W. H. Whitehurst, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.82

Willey's Railway with Two Ships and Some Workmen, Elizabeth City, Unknown

N.84.10.83

Chart of Virginia by Don Pedro de Zuniga, 1984, [1608]

N.84.10.84

Cover Photographs for the Archives and Records Programs in North Carolina Summary Report, 1984, 1984

N.84.10.85

Waterfall after a Rain, from the F. W. Bicknell Photo Collection, 1984, [1911]

N.84.10.86

A Group Fishing at the Upper Falls at Linville, 1984, [1909]

N.84.10.87

Three People Sitting on a Rock Between the Upper and the Lower Falls, Possibly at Linville Falls, 1984, [1910]

N.84.10.88

Three People Sitting on Rocks Above the Lower Falls, Possibly at Linville Falls, 1984, [1910]

N.84.10.89

Two Men on a Rocky River Bank, Possibly on the Linville River, 1984, [1909]

N.84.10.90

Two People Preparing For Sleep in a Rocky Camp Site in the Mountains, Possibly Near the Babel Tower Gorge, 1984, [1912]

N.84.10.91

Huge Rock Formation on the brink of the Lower Falls with Three People Standing on it, Possibly at Linville Falls, 1984, [1909]

N.84.10.92

View of the Falls from Virasalta, a Cottage Above and Left of the Falls, Possibly Linville Falls, 1984, [1909]

N.84.10.93

View of a Sawmill from across the Linville River, 1984, [1920]

N.84.10.94

George Vaupel and a goose named Launcelot, 1984, [1908]

N.84.10.95

A Goose named Launcelot eating corn from the hand of an unidentified woman, 1984, [1908]

N.84.10.96

Making Apple Butter in a Brass Kettle, 1984, [1909]

N.84.10.97

Jessie and George W. Vaupel at Ervin's View, 1984, [1908]

N.84.10.98

Unidentified Man with Lima Beans, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.99

F. W. Bicknell and a chicken named Gus, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.100

F. W. Bicknell carrying a basket of vegetables and a bucket of water, 1984, [1910]

N.84.10.101

F. W. Bicknell farming in the mountains, 1984, [1908]

N.84.10.102

Cottage at Linville Falls, 1984, [1909]

N.84.10.103

The Hossfeld Family in a buckboard and on horseback, 1984, [1909]

N.84.10.104

Man on horseback pictured from the Jonas Ridge Bald Ground looking towards Grandfather Mountain, 1984, [1916]

N.84.10.105

Three People at Wiseman's View, 1984, [1909]

N.84.10.106

Upper Falls, Possibly Linville Falls, 1984, [1909]

N.84.10.107

Governor Terry Sanford and Family, Unknown

N.84.10.108

Statue of Andrew Jackson, 1983

N.84.10.109-122

Moravian Archives, 1983

N.84.10.123-136

Moravian Archives, 1983

N.84.10.137-148

Presentation of Volume I of the James B. Hunt, Jr. Papers, 1983

N.84.10.149-456

Archdale Building as seen from Peace College, 1983

N.84.10.157-158

Sanderford House, 1983

N.84.10.159-166

Statue of Andrew Jackson, 1983

N.84.10.167-168

Education Committee Meeting, 1983

N.84.10.169-170

Cultural Resources Summer Interns, 1982

N.84.10.171-176

Rabbit Toy, Tryon Toy Makers, Unknown

N.84.10.177

Executive Mansion Docents, 1982

N.84.10.178-189

Oliver W. Holmes, Unknown

N.84.10.190

Albion Tourgee at Thorheim, 1984, [1890-1899]

N.84.10.191

Thorheim, before being purchased by Albion Tourgee, 1984, [1860-1900]

N.84.10.192

The North Carolina Code Commission of 1868, William B. Rodman, Victor C. Barringer, and Albion Tourgee, 1989, [1868]

N.84.10.193

The "Carpet-Bag Lodge", Greensboro, 1984, [1865-1880]

N.84.10.194

Albion Tourgee's Boyhood Home near Kingsville, Ohio, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.195

Gold Artifacts Used in the Reed Gold Mine Exhibit, 1977

N.84.10.196-215

North Carolina Museum Associates' Annual Christmas Party, NC Museum of History, 1983

N.84.10.216-240

Underwater Archaeology Workshop, 1983

N.84.10.241-267

Confederate Veterans, Supply, 1984, [1908]

N.84.10.268

Premier of the motion picture "Brainstorm" at the Mission Valley Cinema, Raleigh, 1983

N.84.10.269-332

Premier of the motion picture "Brainstorm" at the Mission Valley Cinema, Raleigh, 1983

N.84.10.333-358

Party or Reception held for Wendy T. Wallace and her painting, "The Mystery of the Carroll A. Deering", 1983

N.84.10.359-376

Governor James B. Hunt and Sara Hodgkins, 1983

N.84.10.377-378

Neil Fulghum and a Women's History Intern, 1983

N.84.10.379-381

Neil Fulghum, Betsy Buford, and a Women's History Intern with a Women's Suffrage Poster, 1982

N.84.10.382-387

The Cast of "Brainstorm": Christopher Walken, Joe Dorsey, Louise Fletcher, Cliff Robertson, and Natalie Wood, 1983

N.84.10.388

Douglas Trumbull, director of the motion picture "Brainstorm, and Natalie Wood, 1983

N.84.10.389

Cliff Robertson, Actor in the Motion Picture "Brainstorm", 1983

N.84.10.390

Reception for Docents Responsible for Crafting the Needlework Design on the Executive Mansion Chairs, 1983

N.84.10.391-417

Reception for Docents Responsible for Crafting the Needlework Design on the Executive Mansion Chairs, 1983

N.84.10.418-440

The First Page of the Carolina Charter being taken to the South Carolina Department of Archives and History, 1982

N.84.10.441-462

A Cadet Hop at West Point, 1984, [1859]

N.84.10.463

Map of West Point during the Civil War, 1984, [1860-1870]

N.84.10.464

A Cadet's Room at West Point, 1984, [1860]

N.84.10.465

A West Point Diploma, 1984, [1860]

N.84.10.466

Dialectic Society Certificate from West Point, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.467

Stephen D. Ramseur's Commission as Second Lieutenant, 1984, [1861]

N.84.10.468

Doll Exhibit at the North Carolina Museum of History, 1983

N.84.10.469-476

Silver Exhibit at the North Carolina Museum of History, 1983

N.84.10.477

Winston-Salem City Market, 1984, [1920-1930]

N.84.10.478

The Mechanical Room of the Winston-Salem City Market, 1984, [1920-1930]

N.84.10.479

Winston-Salem City Market, 1984, [1920-1930]

N.84.10.480

Winston-Salem City Market, 1984, [1920-1930]

N.84.10.481

Map Showing the Location of the Municipal Market and Other Buildings in Downtown Winston-Salem, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.482

Map of the City of Winston-Salem, 1984, [1926]

N.84.10.483

Abraham Lincoln and Family, 1984, [1960-1965]

N.84.10.484

Home of Jordan Bennett, a Revolutionary War Soldier, 1984, [1824]

N.84.10.485

Home of Jordan Bennett, a Revolutionary War Soldier, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.486

Colonel F. H. Fries, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.487

Gilbert T. Stephenson, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.488

N. S. Calhoun, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.489

T. F. Maguire, Jr., 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.490

W. W. Moore, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.491

Tucker Building, Raleigh, 1984, [1892]

N.84.10.492

Tucker Building, Raleigh, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.493

John C. Brantley, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.494

J. M. Broughton, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.495

John E. Evans, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.496

C. F. Harvey, Sr., 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.497

H. Clarence Howell, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.498

N. H. McLeod, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.499

Frank Page, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.500

L. M. Parker, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.501

Dr. Clarence Poe, 1984, [1928]

N.84.10.502

Construction of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.503

Construction Workers at the Lake Michie Dam, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.504

Construction of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.505

Construction of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.506

View of the Internal Workings of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.507

Internal Workings of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.508

Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.509

Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.510

Construction of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.511

Construction of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.512

Construction of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.513

The Flat River at the Site of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, before Construction, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.514

Beginning Construction on the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.515

Construction of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.516

Construction of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.517

Construction of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.518

Flat River, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.519

Constructon of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.520

Construction of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.521

Construction of the Dam at Lake Michie, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.522

Lake Michie Dam, Completed, Durham County, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.523

Bennett T. Blake and Scheherazade Mial Blake, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.524

City of Raleigh Seal, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.525

Granville Land Grant for 640 acres in Rowan County, April 30, 1753, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.525-A

H. E. Litchford, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.526

City Auditorium, Raleigh, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.527

State Capitol, Raleigh, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.528

State Administration Building, Raleigh, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.529

The Raleigh Banking and Trust Company, Raleigh, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.530

The Commercial National Bank, Raleigh, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.531

Capitol Club, Raleigh, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.532

New Bank and Office Building Being Constructed by the Citizens National Bank, Raleigh, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.533

North Carolina Confederate Soldiers Home, Raleigh, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.534

Raleigh Country Club, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.535

Masonic Temple, Raleigh, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.536

The Bland Hotel, Raleigh, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.10.537

Sir Walter Raleigh, 1984, n.d.

N.84.10.538

First Automobile in Spring Hope, 1984, [1900-1920]

N.84.10.539

Spring Hope Seventh Grade Class, 1984, [1920-1930]

N.84.10.540

Spring Hope Hotel, 1984, [1920-1930]

N.84.10.541

Spring Hope Hotel, 1984, [1920-1930]

N.84.10.542

Spring Hope Hotel, 1984, [1920-1930]

N.84.10.543

Kellenberger Memorial Plaque in the Kellenberger Garden at Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.544

Kellenberger Memorial Plaque in the Kellenberger Garden at Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.545

Items in the Display Cabinet at the John Wright Stanley House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.546

The Gazebo in the John Wright Stanly Garden, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.547

The Wall Fountain in the John Wright Stanly Garden, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.548

A Display Case at the John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.549

Wall Fountain, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.550

Display Cabinet, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.551

Cannon, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.10.552

Cannon, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.10.553

Garden Bench, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.10.554

Ornamental table in a garden, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.10.555

Urn, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.556

Gardens, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.10.557

Canopy bed in the Blue Bedroom of the Stevenson House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.558

Tea Caddy, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.559

Benches, Parterre Garden, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.560

Cannon, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.10.561

Chest and dressing mirror, Tulip Room, Stevenson House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.562

Ornamental Mirror over a Mantle, Stevenson House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.563

Picture of the US Frigate Constitution, Upper Hall, Stevenson House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.564

Figurine of a Lady, Bedroom #1, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.565

Table, Upper Hall, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.10.566

Disassembled chandelier, now in Mauve Bedroom, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.10.567

Slipper Chair, Tulip Bedroom, Stevenson House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.568

Dresser-China Cabinet, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.569

Garden Bench, 1976

N.84.10.570

Tureens in the shape of pidgeons, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.571

Cake Basket, 1976

N.84.10.572

Freeman Woods Spoons, 1976

N.84.10.573

Compote Dish, Front Drawing Room, Stevenson House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.574

Sconce, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.575

Copper Cauldron, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.576

Epergne, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.577

Sugar Bowl, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.578

Tea Pots, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.579

Pair of tureens shaped like quail, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.580

Crane and fireplace, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.10.581

Bed, Alcove Bedroom, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.10.582

Latham Garden Pavilion, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.10.583

Flat River Pumping Station, 1984, [1921]

N.84.11.1

Panoramic View of NC Civilian Conservation Corps Camp, Globe, 1984, [1934]

N.84.11.2-8

Memorial Hall, UNC-Ch, 1984, [1912]

N.84.11.9

Henry Woodfin Grady, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.10

William Joseph Hardee, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.11

Winfield Scott, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.12

Mathias Murray Marshall, 1984, [1874-1907]

N.84.11.13

Mathias Murray Marshall, 1984, [1874-1907]

N.84.11.14

Unsheared Sheep, Cape Hatteras, 1984, [1900-1903]

N.84.11.15

Sheep, Cape Hatteras, 1984, [1900-1903]

N.84.11.16

Sheep, Cape Hatteras, 1984, [1900-1903]

N.84.11.17

"All Sheep Are Not Black on Cape Hatteras", a photo of some white sheep, Cape Hatteras, 1984, [1900]

N.84.11.18

Group of people at the W. R. Cullum Supper, First Baptist Church, Spring Hope, 1984, [ca. 1950]

N.84.11.19

Map of the Frying Pan Shoals and the Cape Fear River, with text, 1984, [1850]

N.84.11.20

A Proposed Development Plan for Bald Head Island, 1950s or 1960s, 1984, [1950-1969]

N.84.11.21

Map of Proposed Development of the Pirates Cove Area of Bald Head Island, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.22

Blockade Fleet Off Wilmington, New Inlet, 1984, [1864]

N.84.11.23

Map of the Cape Fear River with Counties Adjacent and the Towns of Brunswick and Wilmington, London, 1781, 1984, [1781]

N.84.11.24

Plan of a fort projected for Bald Head Island, 1839, 1984, [1920-1929]

N.84.11.25

Plan of a fort projected for Bald Head Island (No. 1), 1839, 1984, [1820-1829]

N.84.11.26

Plan of a fort projected for Bald Head Island (No. 1B), 1839, 1984, [1820-1829]

N.84.11.27

Plan of a fort projected for Bald Head Island, (no. 2), 1839, 1984, [1820-1829]

N.84.11.28

Map of Frying-Pan Shoals and entrances to the Cape Fear River, 1857, 1984, [1857]

N.84.11.29

Map of Old Topsail Inlet to Shallotte Inlet, 1913, 1984, [1913]

N.84.11.30

Map of Old Topsail Inlet to Shallotte Inlet, 1913, 1984, [1913]

N.84.11.31

Plan of a fort projected for Bald Head Island, 1984, [1820-1829]

N.84.11.32

Plan of a fort projected for Bald Head Island, 1984, [1820-1829]

N.84.11.33

Plan of a fort projected for Bald Head Island, 1984, [1820-1829]

N.84.11.34

Two Line Logging Machine in Fair Timber, Pine Town, 1984, [1908]

N.84.11.35

Skidding Tongs made by Surry Parker, Pine Town, 1984, [ca. 1908]

N.84.11.36

Logging Machine, Pine Town, 1984, [ca. 1908]

N.84.11.37

Logging car loaded and ready to go to the mill, and a logging machine, Pine Town, 1984, [ca. 1908]

N.84.11.38

Logging, Pine Town, 1984, [ca. 1908]

N.84.11.39

Logging with Surry Parker Logging Machine, Pine Town, 1984, [ca. 1908]

N.84.11.40

Surry Parker Logging Machine, Pine Town, 1984, [ca. 1908]

N.84.11.41

Tranferring heavy gum and oak logs to a barge with a Surry Parker logging machine, Pine Town, 1984, [ca. 1908]

N.84.11.42

Skidding cypress and bold gum with a Surry Parker machine, Pine Town, 1984, [ca. 1908]

N.84.11.43

Surry Parker combination skidder and loader and a Shay Locomotive, Pine Town, 1984, [ca. 1908]

N.84.11.44

Logging with Surry Parker Equipment, Pine Town, 1984, [ca. 1908]

N.84.11.45

Federation of North Carolina Historical Societies Culture Week, Radisson Plaza, Raleigh, 1983

N.84.11.46-68

Federation of North Carolina Historical Societies Culture Week, Radisson Plaza, Raleigh, 1983

N.84.11.69-95

Federation of North Carolina Historical Societies Culture Week, Radisson Plaza, Raleigh, 1983

N.84.11.96-126

Table in the Kitchen of the John Wright Stanley House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.127

Latham Garden, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.11.128

Side Chair in the kitchen of the John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.129

Side chair in the kitchen of the John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.130

Oak table in the kitchen of the John Wright Stanley House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.131

Bench, Tryon Palace Gardens, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.132

Latham Garden, Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.133

Gardens, Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.134

Urn, Latham Garden, Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.135

Bench, Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.136

Garden Bench, Tryon Palace Gardens, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.137

Bench, Carraway Garden, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.138

Garden, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.139

Urn in the Kellenberger Garden, Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.140

Bench, Tryon Palace Gardens, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.141

Garden Bench, Jones House, Pollock and Eden Streets, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.142

Garden Bench, Jones House, Pollock and Eden Streets, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.143

Cannon, Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.144

Violin from the parlor of Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.145

Urns from the dining room of the John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.146

Firescreen from the dining room of the John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.147

Firescreen, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.148

Statue in Tryon Palace Gardens, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.149

Urn in the Gardens at Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.150

Statue, Kellenberger Garden, Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.151

Pistol in the display case, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.152

Two Paintings: "A Fruit Piece" and "A Flower Piece", Upstairs drawing room, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.11.153

Members of the Raleigh Police Department in front of the State Capitol, 1984, [1890-1900]

N.84.11.154

Charles II, 1984, [ca. 1663]

N.84.11.155

Billy Graham, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.156

North Carolina Society of County and Local Historians, 1984

N.84.11.157-164

Kermanshah Carpet, Commission House Drawing Room, 1976

N.84.11.165

McKinlay-Daves-Duffy House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.166

Bough Pots, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.167

Fireplace, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.168

Bench, Stevenson House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.169

Cupboard, John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.170

Statue, Tryon Palace, 1976

N.84.11.171

Loading Machine for logging by Surry Parker, Pine Town, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.172

Surry Parker barge loaders for logging, Pine Town, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.173

Surry Parker barge loader for logging, Pine Town, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.174

Surry Parker barge loader for logging, Pine Town, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.175

Directions for splicing wire rope, Pine Town, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.176

Armillary Sphere at Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.177

Armillary Sphere in front of Tryon Palace, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.178

R. Blackledge Ledger, John Wright Stanly Library, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.179

R. Blackledge Ledger, John Wright Stanly Library, New Bern, 1976

N.84.11.180

Commercial National Bank of Raleigh, 1984, [1890-1900]

N.84.11.181

Richard H. Edmonds, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.182

Confederate Fatigues, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.183

Bethany Christian Church, Arapahoe, 1984, [1913]

N.84.11.184

Line of Rebel Works, Smith's Island, N.C., 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.185

Blockading Fleet Off Wilmington-Old Inlet, 1984, [1860-1865]

N.84.11.186

Camp Merrie-Woode, Sapphire, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.11.187

On the Hike, Eagle's Nest Camp for Girls, Brevard, 1984, [1910-1920]

N.84.11.188

The Brevard Institute, Brevard, 1984, [ca. 1913]

N.84.11.189

"A Residence" and "A Cabin", Two photographs, Brevard, 1984, [1913, 1813]

N.84.11.190

Plenty Came in Season, a photograph of a group of men with deer they have shot, probably in the Transylvania County vicinity, 1984, n.d.

N.84.11.191

Aethelwold Hotel, Brevard, 1984, [ca. 1913]

N.84.11.192

Bird's Eye View of Brevard, 1984, [ca. 1913]

N.84.11.193

Caswell County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Tuesday, June 10th, 1777, pages 1-5, 1984, [1777]

N.84.11.194-198

Collinson Rental Triplex, Wilson, 1983

N.84.11.1753-1754

Fence under construction at El Toro ball park, Durham, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.1

Biltmore Avenue, Asheville, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.2

Grading the athletic field, Semora School, Caswell County, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.3

Outhouses, Randolph County, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.4

"Sewing Room-Cooperating with the Red Cross", women sewing for the Red Cross, Wilmington, 1984, [1934]

N.84.12.5

Loom and rug made in the Durham County Women's work center, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.6

Drinking Fountain and Refreshment Stand, Duke Park, Durham, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.7

Extension of the sewer line, Wilson, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.8

Beautification project, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.9

City Reservoir under construction, Moore County, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.10

Raleigh Airport, Wake County, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.11

ERA Trucks, Durham, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.12

Community Cannery, Rocky Mount, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.13

Sewer Line, Burlington, 1984, [1929-1940]

N.84.12.14

Public Workes Exhibit Committee Members and Intern, NC Museum of History, 1984, [1982]

N.84.12.15-19

Carousel Workshop, Archives and History Conference Room, Raleigh, 1984, [1983]

N.84.12.20-36

Museum Associates Workshop, 1984, [1983]

N.84.12.37-51

American Astronaut on the moon with lunar module and equipment, 1984, n.d.

N.84.12.52

John Hilliard White, Company G, 43rd Regiment, NC Troops, 1984, [1860-1865]

N.84.12.53

Locomotive owned by the Montgomery Lumber Company, 1984, n.d.

N.84.12.54

Locomotive owned by the Montgomery Lumber Company, Spring Hope in the background, 1984, n.d.

N.84.12.55

Montgomery Lumber Company Plant, Spring Hope, 1984, n.d.

N.84.12.56

Locomotive at the Montgomery Lumber Company, Spring Hope, 1984, n.d.

N.84.12.57

15. Negatives Received in 1985

Arrangement:

Chronological and numerical

Old School in Rolesville, 1985, [1937]

N.85.1.1

Methodist Church, Rolesville, 1985, [1937]

N.85.1.2

Four ladies in front of the Methodist Church at Rolesville, 1985, [1937]

N.85.1.3

Gate to Cedar Grove Cemetery, New Bern, 1985, [1900-1910]

N.85.1.4

Horse pulling a parade float on Craven Street in the New Bern Bicentennial Parade, 1910, 1985, [1910]

N.85.1.5

The car of Dr. Joseph Flanner Patterson in the New Bern Bicentennial Parade, 1910, 1985, [1910]

N.85.1.6

Group at Fort Macon, ca. 1909, 1985, [ca. 1909]

N.85.1.7

Group of people on Shackleford's Banks, Carteret County, 1985, [ca. 1909]

N.85.1.8

Pollock Street, New Bern, 1985, [ca. 1909-1910]

N.85.1.9

Winstead's Photograph Gallery, New Bern, 1985, [ca. 1910]

N.85.1.10

Bradham's Drug Store decorated for the bicentennial of the founding of New Bern, 1985, [1910]

N.85.1.11

Pollock Street at Hancock Street, New Bern, 1985, [ca. 1900]

N.85.1.12

Group of Ladies in New Bern, 1985, [ca. 1890-1900]

N.85.1.13

Matt Whitaker Ransom, 1985, n.d.

N.85.1.14

Eve Williamson with Borroughs Wellcome official, Research Triangle Park, 1985

N.85.1.15-17

Museum Associates Patrons' Party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Carl, 1985, [1983]

N.85.1.18-47

Terry Crow of Historical Publications, 1985, [1982]

N.85.1.48-49

Aethelwold Hotel, Brevard, 1985, [ca. 1910]

N.85.1.50

Aethelwold Hotel and Bank, Brevard, 1985, [ca. 1910]

N.85.1.51

Southern Railway Station, Brevard, 1985, n.d.

N.85.1.52

Brevard Public Library, 1985, [ca. 1913]

N.85.1.53

Main Street, Brevard, 1985, [ca. 1910]

N.85.1.54

Aerial View of Raleigh, 1985, [1930-1939]

N.85.1.55

Lt. James B. Jordan, 26th NC Infantry, 1985, [1860-1870]

N.85.1.56

Simon William Bright and Henrietta Bain Wilson Bright, 1985, [1860-1880]

N.85.1.57

Group of laborors at Sunset Beach, 1985, [1941-1955]

N.85.1.58

Horse-drawn carriage decorated for the celebration of the bicentennial of the founding of New Bern, 1985, [1910]

N.85.1.59

Horse-drawn carriage decorated for the celebration of the bicentennial of the founding of New Bern, 1985, [1910]

N.85.1.60

People dressed in Indian costume during the celebration of the bicentennial of the founding of New Bern, 1985, [1910]

N.85.1.61

Historical Committee Meeting honoring Gertrude S. Carraway, 1983

N.85.1.62-73

Hattie Wilson Bright, 1989, n.d.

N.85.1.74

Harry Hooker, 1989, n.d.

N.85.1.75

Simon William Bright and son, Simon Henry Bright, 1989, [1860-1880]

N.85.1.76

L. Clayton Grant and Thomas McMillan Grant, 1989, n.d.

N.85.1.77

Aurora Jeannette G. Bright, 1989, [1860-1880]

N.85.1.78

Mrs. William B. Hooker, 1989, n.d.

N.85.1.79

Mary Barrett, 1989, n.d.

N.85.1.80

Thomas McMillan Grant holding Isa Costen Grant and Maline Grant, 1989, n.d.

N.85.1.81

Students in front of Hookerton School, 1989, [1917-1918]

N.85.1.82

Mahogany Desk, ca. 1750-1790, 1989

N.85.1.83

Navy Boot Camp, Company 667 C-8, Camp Peary, VA, 1989, [1944]

N.85.1.84

Augustus Bechtler single shot, muzzle loading, percussion pistol, ca. 1840, 1985

N.85.1.85-100

Hooverville: Outpost of a Hundred Cities, 1985, [1932]

N.85.2.1

Adolf Hitler, 1985, [1937]

N.85.2.2

Adolf Hitler, 1985, [1937]

N.85.2.3

Adolf Hitler, 1985, [1937]

N.85.2.4

Drawing of Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1985, [1932]

N.85.2.5

Milk Separator, 1985, [1937]

N.85.2.6

Lady working in Burlington Mills, 1985, n.d.

N.85.2.7

Jaquard Loom, Burlington Mills, 1985, n.d.

N.85.2.8

"Wired Help for the Farm," Rural Electrification, 1937, 1985, [1937]

N.85.2.9

"I Am Electricity," advertisment for electricity of the farm, 1985, [1933]

N.85.2.10

Lineman checking power lines, 1985, [1937]

N.85.2.11

Two workers moving a chair, 1985, [1933]

N.85.2.12

William Steele, Confederate Soldier, 1985, [1861]

N.85.2.13

Girl stringing tobacco, 1985, [1939]

N.85.2.14

Migrant Farm Worker from Texas, 1985, [1940]

N.85.2.15

Farmers dozing in a cafe waiting for tobacco auction sales, Durham, 1985, [1939]

N.85.2.16

Workers on a Community Farm in Rocky Mount, 1985, [ca. 1934]

N.85.2.17

Two men in a car at a filling station; Coca-Cola advertisement, 1985, [1939]

N.85.2.18

"Fiddlin Bill" Henseley, Asheville, 1985, [1937]

N.85.2.19

Young son of a tenant farmer in North Carolina, 1985, [1938]

N.85.2.20

Tenant Farm Boy in a field, 1985, [1936]

N.85.2.21

Elderly sharecropper picking sweet potatoes in Orange County, 1985, [1939]

N.85.2.22

Black tenant farmer in Chatham County, 1985, [1939]

N.85.2.23

Women washing clothes in the Crabtree Creek recreational project area in Wake County, 1985, [1936]

N.85.2.24

Men enjoying leisure time at a filling station and general store in Chapel Hill, 1985, [1939]

N.85.2.25

Migrant worker eating in the corner of a barn, 1985, [1941]

N.85.2.26

Female migratory worker from Florida, 1985, [1940]

N.85.2.27

Elderly Sharecropper, 1985, [1939]

N.85.2.28

Tobacco farmer and his tobacco at auction, Oxford, 1985, [1936]

N.85.2.29

A Mrs. Lloyd, 91 years old, Carrboro vicinity, 1985, [1939]

N.85.2.30

Historcal Marker for Shepherd M. Dugger, 1985

N.85.2.31

Shepherd M. Dugger, 1985, n.d.

N.85.2.32

Shepherd M. Dugger, age 25, 1985, n.d.

N.85.2.33

Graves of Shepherd M. Dugger, his wife, and his son, 1985, n.d.

N.85.2.34

James McLean painting mural for Cannon Memorial Library, 1985, [1935]

N.85.2.35

Soldiers at work in a salvage pile of tin and clothes, Camp Davis, 1985, [1943]

N.85.2.36

Lt. Gladys Irene Gilds, Lt. Ruth H. Briggs, and Lt. Della Raney,1985, [1939-1944]

N.85.2.37

Sergeant B. J. McVicker and Sergeant Walter K. Early, Fort Bragg, 1985, [1939-1944]

N.85.2.38

Mrs. Mary A. Nelson, Camp Davis, 1985, [1943]

N.85.2.39

Men of the Sixteenth Battalion, all negro training unit, Fort Bragg, 1985, [1943]

N.85.2.40

Viola Thompson, Mary Clifford, and Lydia Linder, WASP's, Camp Davis, 1985, [1943]

N.85.2.41

Col. Westray Battle Boyce, CO, WAC, and Flight Officer Don Merrifield, her pilot, 1985, [1945]

N.85.2.42

Lt. Gen. W. D. Styer, CG, greets Col. Westray Battle Boyce, CO, WAC, Manila, Luzon, PI, 1985, [1940-1945]

N.85.2.43

Barrage Balloon being filled with Helium gas, Camp Davis, 1985, [1941]

N.85.2.44

90mm guns in action, Camp Davis, 1985, [1943]

N.85.2.45

Antiaircraft team in training, Camp Davis, 1985, [1943]

N.85.2.46

Antiaircraft Artillery, Camp Davis, 1985, [1943]

N.85.2.47

Major Westray Boyce, Director of the WACs in the Mediterranean Theater, Captain Theresa C. Mravintz, CO of the WAC Company in North Africa, and Captain Verna A. McCluskey, 1985, [1944]

N.85.2.48

Colonel Westray Battle Boyce entering the Palace of Justice at Nuernberg, Germany, 1985, [1946]

N.85.2.49

Colonel Westray Battle Boyce at the WAC's Thanksgiving Dinner in Frankfurt, Germany, 1985, [1946]

N.85.2.50

Major General W. C. Chase and Colonel Westray Battle Boyce, Tokyo, Japan, 1985, [1945]

N.85.2.51

Class of civilians at the Information Center, Wilmington, 1985, [1943]

N.85.2.52

Flight Officer Don G. Merrifield, Colonel Westray Battle Boyce, and Lt. A. E. Wilson, Luzon, Philippine Islands, 1985, [1945]

N.85.2.53

Mess Hall at Camp Davis, 1985, [1942]

N.85.2.54

Women defense workers eat lunch at Camp Davis, 1985, [1942]

N.85.2.55

Colonel Westray Battle Boyce, 1985, [1947]

N.85.2.56

WASP checks engine of airplane at Camp Davis, 1985, [1939-1945]

N.85.2.57

Corporal Schuler Eugene Harman placing dynamite to demolish a bridge, Fort Bragg, 1985, [1942]

N.85.2.58

Messengers of the Military Police Detatchment use Bicycles to Perform their Duties at Camp Davis Army Airfield, 1985, [1942]

N.85.2.59

Three black soldiers in bayonet and judo training, Camp Lejeune, 1985, [ca. 1942]

N.85.2.60

Two WASPs preparing to take off on a Target-towing mission at Camp Davis, 1985, [1939-1945]

N.85.2.61

Two rockets fired from rocket launchers during night firing; also tracers made by .50 calibre machine guns are lighting the sky, Camp Davis, 1985, [1944]

N.85.2.62

Group of German Prisoners of War at Fort Bragg, 1942, 1985, [1942]

N.85.2.63

Black Mountain College Retrospective Poster, 1985, [1978]

N.85.2.64

Studies Building Model for Black Mountain College, 1940, 1985, [1940]

N.85.2.65

Map showing the order of attack on Fort Fisher, New Inlet, 1985, [1865]

N.85.2.66

Plan of Fort Fisher, 1865, 1985, [1865]

N.85.2.67

Plan of Fort Fisher, 1865, 1985, [1865]

N.85.2.68

Scenic view of the Hudson River, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.69

Southeast Perkins Memorial Drive, Bear Mountain Park on the Hudson River, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.70

Scenic view with tourists, Bear Mountain Park on the Hudson River, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.71

Hudson River from Bear Mountain, 1985, [1930s]

N.85.2.72

Scenic view in Bear Mountain Park on the Hudson River, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.73

View from the west of Perking Memorial Drive, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.74

View from Bear Mountain Park of the Hudson River, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.75

View looking west from Perkins Memorial Tower, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.76

View of the Hudson River and a bridge, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.77

Aerial Photo of Perkins Memorial Drive and Tower, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.78

Hudson River, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.79

Hudson River, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.80

Perkins Memorial Tower, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.81

View from Perkins Memorial Drive, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.82

Scenic view looking south from Perkins Memorial Drive, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.83

Hudson River, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.84

Hudson River Bridge, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.85

Looking south from inside Perkins Memorial Tower, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.86

Scenic view of Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.87

Bridge, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.88

Road and Cars at overlook in Bear Mountain Park on the Hudson River, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.89

Perkins Memorial Tower, Bear Mountain Park, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.90

Northeast Perkins Memorial Drive with cars and tourists on a lookout, Bear Mountain Park on the Hudson River, Rockland County, New York, 1985, [1930's]

N.85.2.91

Minnie Bailey Kent, Wilson County, 1985, [1940's]

N.85.2.92

Joseph Kent, Wilson County, 1985, [1940's]

N.85.2.93

Map of Black Mountain, 1985, [1953-1954]

N.85.3.1

Sarah Fern Dawson Grant, 1985, n.d.

N.85.3.2

Simon Henry Bright, Clerk of Court, Kinston, 1985, n.d.

N.85.3.3

Simon Henry Bright (tintype), 1985, n.d.

N.85.3.4

Simon Henry Bright and Aurora Jeanette G. Bright as children (tintype), 1985, n.d.

N.85.3.5

Mary Blanchard Cunningim Hooker, 1985, n.d.

N.85.3.6

Jesse Cunningim, a Methodist minister, 1985, n.d.

N.85.3.7

Henry Albert Hooker, 1985, n.d.

N.85.3.8

Young Franklin D. Roosevelt on a horse with a dog, 1985, [1884]

N.85.3.9

Franklin D. Roosevelt greeting farmers in Georgia, 1985, [1932]

N.85.3.10

Franklin D. Roosevelt and neighbor at Hyde park Station, 1985, [1930]

N.85.3.11

Franklin D. Roosevelt at his desk moments before his first fireside chat, 1985, [1933]

N.85.3.12

Cartoon on New Deal innovation of Social Security, 1985, n.d.

N.85.3.13

Eleanor Roosevelt speaking at Chicago's "Century of Progress" exposition, 1985, [1933]

N.85.3.14

Franklin D. Roosevelt at the Jackson Day Dinner in Washington, 1985, [1939]

N.85.3.15

Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt, 1985, [1938]

N.85.3.16

Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of War, draws the first draft numbers as Franklin D. Roosevelt looks on, 1985, [1940]

N.85.3.17

Franklin D. Roosevelt accepting the presidential nomination at the Democratic National Convention, 1940, 1985, [1940]

N.85.3.18

Japanese attack Pearl Harbor, 1941, 1985, [1941]

N.85.3.19

Farmers' Alliance pin, 1985, n.d.

N.85.3.20

Cover of Farmers' Alliance Song Book, 1985, n.d.

N.85.3.21

County Court Docket, May 1778-May 1783, CR.037.303.3, 1985, [1778-1783]

N.85.3.22

Swain Bible, 1985, [1727]

N.85.3.23

Title Page to Old Testament of the Swain Bible, 1985, [1727]

N.85.3.24

Title Page to the New Testament of the Swain Bible, 1985, [1727]

N.85.3.25

Swain Bible pages containing geneological information, 1985, [1727]

N.85.3.26-30

Letterhead from the 1920's depicting "Popular Hotels", 1985, [1920-1930]

N.85.3.31

Cover and title page of "The Proceedings of the Revolutionary Committee of the Town of New Bern, North Carolina, 1775", 1985, [1775]

N.85.3.32

First page of "The Proceedings of the Committee fro the Town of New Bern, and Craven County," May 31, 1775., 1985, [1775]

N.85.3.33

Library Card Entry, WPA, 1985, n.d.

N.85.3.34

Billy Mitchell, 1985, [1924]

N.85.4.1

Pottery Plate decorated with Chicken, 1985, n.d.

N.85.4.2

Jesse Pearson, 1985, n.d.

N.85.4.3

Frank Burton and unidentified others, 1985, n.d.

N.85.4.4

Frank Burton, former State Archivist, in a group photo, 1985, n.d.

N.85.4.5

Colonel Hardy Cross, (Daguerreotype), 1985, [1800-1856]

N.85.4.6

Martha Nicholson Peete Dillard Cross, (Daguerreotype), 1985, [1820-1858]

N.85.4.7

Raleigh Telephone Directory Cover, March 1985, showing the ship Elizabeth II, 1985

N.85.4.8

Map of North Carolina, 1900, 1985

N.85.4.9

North Carolina Board of Alcoholic Control Approved Price List and Items-Effective July 1st, 1937, 1985, [1937]

N.85.4.10

Map showing the routes of the Central and Cape Fear and Yadkin Railroads, 1985, [1832]

N.85.4.11

The Bright Family, 1985, n.d.

N.85.4.12

World War I Poster, "Uncle Sam Wants You", 1985, [1914-1920]

N.85.5.1

World War I poster, "Treat 'em Rough! Join the Tanks", 1985, [1914-1920]

N.85.5.2

Cartoon showing a hose being shorn with the "Populist Shoe", 1986, [1908]

N.85.5.3

Posey C. Wild, 1985, [1860-1865]

N.85.5.4

William A. Holbrook, 1985, [1860-1865]

N.85.5.5

James T. Winstead, 1985, [1860-1865]

N.85.5.6

Map of Dilworth, the City of Avenues, 1985, n.d.

N.85.5.7

Letter to President Abraham Lincoln from the Jonathan Worth Papers, 1985, [1863]

N.85.5.8-9

Mrs. Thomas Ruffin Gentry, 1985, n.d.

N.85.5.10

Thomas Ruffin Gentry, 1985, [1860-1964]

N.85.5.11

USS North Carolina, 1985, [1939-1945]

N.85.5.12

Burial at sea on the USS North Carolina, 1985, [1939-1945]

N.85.5.13

The Christening of the USS North Carolina by Miss Isabel Young Hoey (Sponsor), 1985, [1940]

N.85.5.14

USS North Carolina, 1985, n.d.

N.85.5.15

Launching party for the USS North Carolina, 1985, [1940]

N.85.5.16

USS North Carolina in Navy Yard, NY, 1985, [1941]

N.85.5.17

The USS North Carolina at sea, 1985, [1939-1940]

N.85.5.18

Bishop Thomas Atkinson, 1985, [1807-1881]

N.85.5.19

Bishop Thomas Atkinson, 1985, [1807-1881]

N.85.5.20

Bishop Thomas Atkinson, 1985, [1807-1881]

N.85.5.21

Bishop Edwin Anderson Penick, 1985, [1887-1959]

N.85.5.22

Milnor Jones, Deacon and Missionary, 1985, n.d.

N.85.5.23

Bishop Edwin Anderson Penick, 1985, [ca. 1922]

N.85.5.23A

Page from the Charlotte Democrat, "Keep Your Eye On Dilworth", 1985, [1891]

N.85.5.24

Bryan Tyson from Moore County, 1985, [1897]

N.85.5.25

Three children on the main street of Spring Hope, ca. 1920, 1985, [ca. 1920]

N.85.5.26

John Taylor and Robert Fortune being hanged for robbing and killing Robert Hester, 1985, [1900]

N.85.5.27

The hanging of John Taylor and Robert Fortune for robbing and killing Robert Hester, 1985, [1900]

N.85.5.28

The Hanging of John Taylor and Robert Fortune for robbing and killing Robert Hester, 1985, [1900]

N.85.5.29

The hanging of John Taylor and Robert Fortune for robbing and killing Robert Hester, 1985, [1900]

N.85.5.30

Chicken weather vane from the steeple of Christ Church, 1985, n.d.

N.85.5.31

James Poteet in wagon, 1985, n.d.

N.85.5.34

Bunn Family Reunion, Lake Myra, near Wendell, N. C., 1934 (1985)

N.85.6.1

Fairview Service Station, Spring Hope, 1985, [1931]

N.85.6.2

Edwards Brothers Store, J. T. Edwards, Sr., and J. T. Edwards, Jr., 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.3

Group of men in front of the Bank Building in Spring Hope, 1985, [1920-1925]

N.85.6.4

Three Men at the Spring Hope Boiler, 1985, [1920-1925]

N.85.6.5

Bob Renn at Spring Hope Power Plant, 1985, [1920-1929]

N.85.6.6

Senora Brantley Strickland Renn in a carriage, 1985, [1920-1929]

N.85.6.7

First Baptist Church, Spring Hope, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.8

Bastardy Bond for John Hudson, 1876, 1985, [1876]

N.85.6.9

Summons for Joseph G. Donaldson re. charge of bastardy, 1868, 1985, [1868]

N.85.6.10

Joseph Kent with Minnie Lee Bailey holding the baby Fannie Kent, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.11

Robert Martin Douglas and Stephen Douglas, Jr., 1985, [1861]

N.85.6.12

Map of Wake Forest College Campus, Wake Forest, 1937, 1985, [1937]

N.85.6.13

North Carolina Senate in Session, 1915, 1985, [1915]

N.85.6.14

John White Drawing of the Indian Village of Pomeiooc, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.15

Street Scene and Railroad Station, Spring Hope, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.16

May's Cotton Gin, Spring Hope, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.17

May's Cotton Gin, Spring Hope, 1985, [1920-1925]

N.85.6.18

Fairview Service Station and Store, Spring Hope, 1985, [1920-1925]

N.85.6.19

Silver flatware with Zebulon Elliot mark, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.20-24

Schoenhut Donkey and Stand, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.25-31

Silver Flatware bearing Stephen Baker mark, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.32-46

Silver Flatware bearing the Campbell and Prior mark, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.47-53

North Carolina Silver, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.54-69

Table with drawer, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.70-74

Fluted Jugtown Bowl, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.75-83

Jugtown Casserole, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.84-92

Freestanding Shelf with Towel Rack, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.93-100

Jugtown Crock, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.101-109

Chair, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.110-114

400th Anniversary Commemorative Pottery, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.115-118

Postage Stamp Quilt, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.119-124

Danial Seagle Pottery Jug, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.125-127

Bench, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.128-135

Decorated Fireboard, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.136-137

Split Seat Stool, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.138-142

Hunt Board, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.143-147

Pottery by Elaine Reed, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.148-155

Staffordshire Platter, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.156-165

Jugtown Furniture and Pottery, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.166-169

Letterhead of Hardy Hardware Company advertising Coles Hot Blast Stoves and Ranges, ca. 1917, 1985, [1915-1920]

N.85.6.170

Royal Oak Inn, Durham County, England, 1985, n.d.

N.85.6.171

Cover of a Catalogue for M. Hommel's Champagnes, Wines and Brandies, Sandusky, Ohio, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.1

How Hommel's Champagnes are Made, 1985, [1878-1900]

N.85.7.2

Special Notice of Champagne Storing and Drinking, 1985, [1878-1900]

N.85.7.3

A Few Points on Hommel's Wines, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.4

What Vino Vermouth Really Is, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.5

To The Public, a marketing policy statement, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.6

Hommel's Port Wine and Old Port Wine, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.7

Hommel's Sweet Catawba Wine and Old Sweet Catawba Wine, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.8

Old Burgandy Wine and Norton's VA Seedling Wine, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.9

Hommel's Native Claret Wine and Ives Seedling Wine, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.10

Hommel's Red Top Vermouth and Native Brandy, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.11

Hommel's White Star Champagne and Catawba Wine, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.12

Hommel's Old Delaware Wine and Native Claret Wine, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.13

Hommel's Extra Dry Champagne and Red Star Champagne, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.14

Hommel's Old Catawba Wine and Delaware Wine, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.15

Car on the Blue Ridge Parkway, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.16

Construction on the Blue Ridge Parkway, 1985, [1936]

N.85.7.17

Drawing, 1985, [1870-1875]

N.85.7.18

Lt. Col. Westray Battle Boyce, 1985, [1940-1950]

N.85.7.19

Lt. Col. Westray Battle Boyce, 1985, [1940-1950]

N.85.7.20

Col. Westray Battle Boyce, 1985, [1940-1950]

N.85.7.21

Col. Westray Battle Boyce, 1985, [1945]

N.85.7.22

Painting of Colonel Westray Battle Boyce, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.23

Col. Westray Battle Boyce, 1985, [1940-1950]

N.85.7.24

Colonel Westray Battle Boyce in her office, 1985, [1940-1950]

N.85.7.25

Old 48 School with teachers and students, Artesia, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.26

Everett Jordan, 1985, [1957]

N.85.7.27

Photo and Inscription from Clyde R. Hoey, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.28

Luther Hodges, Bill Friday, and Bob House, 1985, [1956]

N.85.7.29

Photo and inscription of Sam J. Ervin, Jr., 1985, [1955]

N.85.7.30

Photo and inscription of Terry Sanford, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.31

Photo and Autograph of John F. Kennedy, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.32

Photo and inscription of Frank Graham, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.33

Photo and inscription of Stuart Symington, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.34

Photo and inscription of Adlai S. Stevenson, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.35

Photo and inscription of John D. Larkins, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.36

Photo and inscription of Robert Scott, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.37

Golf Club that once belonged to Estelle Lawson Page, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.38

Billy Ray Barnes' football jersey, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.39

Photo and inscription of Harvey McMullen, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.40

George Barclay's football jersey, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.41

Richard F. Tufts pages from the NC Sports Hall of Fame Golf Notebook, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.42

Richard S. Tufts' Golf Score Cards and Rule Book, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.43

Dugan Aycock's Golf Ball, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.44

Bob Jamison's Football Trophy, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.45

Clarence "Ace" Parker's Football Hip Pads, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.46

Leon Brogden's Football Shoes, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.47

Football shoes, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.48

Hoyt Wilhelm's Baseball Shoes, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.49

Tony Waldrop's Track Shoes, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.50

Jim Beatty's Track Shoes, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.51

Eddie Cameron's Football, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.54

Wes Ferrell's Baseball Glove, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.53

Bob Gant's Football from the Rose Bowl, January 1, 1939, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.55

Dugan Aycock's Golf Club, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.56

Wes Ferrell's Baseball Cap, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.57

Aerial View of Wrightsville Beach, 1985, [1910-1930]

N.85.7.58

Aerial View of Wrightsville Beach, 1985, [1929]

N.85.7.59

Aerial View of Wrightsville Beach, 1985, [1929]

N.85.7.60

Aerial View of Wrightsville Beach, 1985, [1938]

N.85.7.61

Aerial View of Wrightsville Beach, 1985, [1938]

N.85.7.62

Page from The London Chronicle for March 20, 1766, 1985, [1766]

N.85.7.63

Virginia Land Grant, April 28, 1694, 1985, [1694]

N.85.7.69

Pottery Bottle by Kathryn Burrows, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.79

Silver Tablespoon by Freeman Woods, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.80

Blown Glass Perfume Holder by Yaffa Sikorsky, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.81

Appalachian Dulcimer made by Edd Presnell, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.82

Blown Glass Tomato Cup by Robert Levin, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.83

Plate by David and Mary Westmoore, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.84

Pottery Jar by Ben Owen, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.85

Covered Pottery Bowl by David Nelson, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.86

Fisherman in a Boat Whirligig by Anders Tunde, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.87

Silver teaspoon by John Vogler, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.88

Silver Salt Spoons by Alvin Wilcox and C. B. Root, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.89

Silver Teaspoons by John Beasley, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.90

Silver Cake Knife by Traugott Steinbach, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.91

Silver Cup by Traugott Steinbach, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.92

Silver Dessert Spoon by Thomas Emond, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.93

Silver Cream Ladle by William Huntington, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.94

Silver Mustard Spoon by Bernard Dupuy, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.95

Silver Tablespoon by John Campbell and Warren Prior, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.96

Vase by David Voarhees, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.97

Jugtown Pottery Tea Service, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.98

Wood Carving of a Wild Boar by Dewey Owle, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.99

Wood Carving of a Swan by Ethel Hogsed, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.100

Wood Carving of an Owl by Robert Ledford, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.101

Wood carvings of Three Deer by Jack Eichhaum, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.102

Wood Carving of a Dancing Indian by Floyd C. Owle, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.103

Carved Wood Creamer and Sugar Bowl by Edd Presnell, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.104

Wood Carving of a Wash Woman by Edsel Martin, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.105

Carved Wood Covered Bowl by Bill Wallace, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.106

Wood arving of a Horse by Jack Hall, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.107

Carved Wood Decorative Duck Decoy by Dan Upchurch, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.108

Textile Glass Vessel by Gary Beecham, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.109

Wood Carving of a Dancing Bear by Amanda Crowe, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.110

Carved Wood Fruit Tray by Hans, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.111

Pottery Vase by Sid Oakley, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.112

Wicker Basket by Rowena Bradley, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.113

Grape Vine and Wicker Basket by Marty Hagan, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.114

Wood Carving of Uncle Sam by James Cook, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.115

Enamel Picture entitled "Woman with Dulcimer" by Maggie Masters, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.116

Wood Carving of an Eagle by Boyce Allison, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.117

Wood Carving of a Sandpiper by Jeb Stuart, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.118

Pottery Jar and Mounted Bowl by Elaine Reed, 1985, n.d.

N.85.7.119-120

Coast Guard Chart of the Albemarle Sound, 1985, n.d.

N.85.8.1

Original Sanctuary of the Hayes Barton Methodist Church, Raleigh, 1985, [1939]

N.85.8.2

Kenneth Rayner, 1985, [1900-1906]

N.85.8.3

Donation of a 1935 Highway Patrol Car to Historic Spencer Shops, Legislative Building, Raleigh, 1983

N.85.8.4-19

North Carolina History Department Heads Meeting at the NC Archives, 1982

N.85.8.20-46

Governor and Mrs. James B. Hunt, Jr. hanging a wreath on the Capitol door while a choir sings, 1980

N.85.8.47-64

Presentation of "The Way We Lived in North Carolina" series at Historic Sites, 1983

N.85.8.65-78

Wendell Garrett, editor of Antiques Magazine, at the Briggs Home, oakwood, Raleigh, 1983

N.85.8.79-105

Wendell Garrett, editor of Antiques Magazine, at the Briggs Home, Oakwood, Raleigh, 1983

N.85.8.106-118

North Carolina and South Carolina Docent Luncheon, Governor's Mansion, Raleigh, 1983

N.85.8.119-124

North Carolina and South Carolina Docent Luncheon, Governor's Mansion, Raleigh, 1983

N.85.8.125-154

North Carolina and South Carolina Docent Luncheon, Governor's Mansion, Raleigh, 1983

N.85.8.155-173

Cartoon of FDR, 1985, [1933]

N.85.8.174

FDR announces his opposition to fascism, October 1937, 1985, [1937]

N.85.8.175

Cartoon on FDR's 100 days, 1985, [1933]

N.85.8.176

"Pass to Freedom" Plaque, 1985, n.d.

N.85.8.177

Andrew Jackson in Military Uniform, 1985, n.d.

N.85.8.178

"A Bill to establish a County by the name of Wilson, Dec. 1, 1852", 1985, [1852]

N.85.8.179-783

Officers of the 6th Regiment, NC Troops, 1985, [1861-1865]

N.85.8.184

Mrs. Grace Rohrer with Aaron Copeland, 1985, [1976]

N.85.8.185

State Administration Building, 1985, [1912-1914]

N.85.8.186

Ambrotype or daguerreotype of the Iredell Blues in front of Stockton Hall at the Citidel, 1985, [1859-1865]

N.85.8.187

Salt Glazed Stoneware Pitcher attributed to Webster School Ware, (The "Bird and Fish Potter", 1985, n.d.

N.85.8.188-190

Alkaline glaze jar by Daniel Seagle, 1985, [ca. 1840]

N.85.8.191-198

Franklin D. Roosevelt in Fayetteville, 1942, 1985, [1942]

N.85.8.199

Eleanor Roosevelt in Fayetteville, 1942, 1985, [1942]

N.85.8.200

Franklin D. Roosevelt in Fayetteville, 1942, 1985, [1942]

N.85.8.201

Eleanor Roosevelt in Fayetteville, 1985, [1942]

N.85.8.202

Invitation and program for the Closing Exercises of Trinity School, Chocowinity, Beaufort County, 1985, [1902]

N.85.8.203

Invitation for the Closing Exercises of Trinity School, Chocowinity, Beaufort County, 1985, [1902]

N.85.8.204

Back of the invitation and program for the Closing Exercises of Trinity School, Chocowinity, Beaufort County, 1985, [1902]

N.85.8.205

Trinity School baseball team of 1906, Trinity School, Chocowinity, Beaufort County, 1985, [1906]

N.85.8.206

Miss Mary Ethel Malone, 1985, [1905-1910]

N.85.8.207

Dr. Robert Williams Joyner of Woodland, Northampton County, with a child, 1985, [1865-1900]

N.85.8.208

Photo of the Original Charter of the North Carolina Bankers Association, 1985, [1897]

N.85.8.209

Officers and Executive Committee of the North Carolina Bankers Association, 1910-1911, 1985, [1910-1911]

N.85.8.210

"Fashion Plates of 1926", the Dallas A.I.B. Roundup, 1985, [1926]

N.85.8.211

Officials and Students at the first annual session of The Southeastern Trust School at Campbell College, 1985, n.d.

N.85.8.212

Formal Announcement of the creation of The Southeastern Trust School showing Campbell College and North Carolina Banking Association Dignitaries, 1985, [1970]

N.85.8.213

NCNB Former Presidents 1897-1972, 1985, [1897-1972]

N.85.8.214-215

Students of the first session of the Bankers Conference in the summer of 1937 at UNC Library, 1985, [1937]

N.85.8.216

Gov. Luther Hodges with Hector McLean and Claude C. Armfield, Jr., 1985, [1966]

N.85.8.217

C. E. Brooks of Hendersonville from the cover of the first issue of The Tar Heel Banker, 1985, n.d.

N.85.8.218

Harry Gatton and Jeese Helms, 1985, [1960]

N.85.8.219

Group who attended the Ninth Annual North Carolina Bankers Association Convention in Winston-Salem, May 17-19, 1985, [1905]

N.85.8.220

"Bankers for Victory", Victory Fund Committee Leaders in World War II, 1985, [1943]

N.85.8.221

Boats docked on Front Street, Beaufort, 1985, [ca. 1900]

N.85.8.228

The Samuel W. Buckman, a leg-of-mutton rigged sharpie type vessel, Carteret County, 1985, [ca. 1900]

N.85.8.229

Advertisement as Commercial National Bank of Raleigh installs a new bookkeeping machine, 1985, [1915]

N.85.9.1

Cartoon of the 83rd Convention of the North Carolina Bankers Association, 1985, [1979]

N.85.9.2

Demonstration of the Commercial National Bank's new bookkeeping machine, Raleigh, 1985, [1915]

N.85.9.3

Artist's rendering of the North Carolina Bankers Association Headquarters Building at Koger Executive Center in Raleigh, March 27, 1974, 1985, [1974]

N.85.9.4

National Recovery Administration Symbol, 1985, n.d.

N.85.9.5

Planters National Bank of Rocky Mount ten dollar note, William McKinley pictured on bill, 1985, [1914]

N.85.9.6

President Eisenhower greats guests at American Bankers Association, 1985, [1954]

N.85.9.7

Carolina Hotel, Pinehurst, 1985, [ca. 1900]

N.85.9.8

Cape Fear Bank, LOST NEGATIVE

N.85.9.17

21st Annual Convention of the North Carolina Bankers Association, Wrightsville Beach, 1985, [1917]

N.85.9.26

Carolina Bankers Conference, UNC-Ch, 1985, [1930-1939]

N.85.9.27

Page from the Raleigh News and Observer with the article announcing the incorporation of the North Carolina Bankers Association, 1985, [1897]

N.85.9.28

Page from the Raleigh News and Observer with article on the North Carolina Bankers Association, 1985, [1897]

N.85.9.29

Pounding (shower) for the Patters Family, Hayes-Barton Methodist Parsonage, Raleigh, 1985, [1940-1959]

N.85.9.30

Edgar Irving Leinbach, 1985, [1880-1910]

N.85.9.40

H. G. Jones on Dr. Crittendon's Christmas Card, 1956, 1985, [1956]

N.85.9.67

Mr. Weldon Vick, former Nash County slave, 1985, n.d.

N.85.9.68

Jesse R. Lankford, Jr., working with the poster collection in the Archives stacks, 1985

N.85.9.69

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Sam Hobbs, and Harry Gatton at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1985, [1938]

N.85.9.70

Lamar Stringfield, french horn player in the NC Symphony, 1985, [1930-1939]

N.85.9.71

Walnut Hall, Red Mountain, 1985, [1870-1880]

N.85.9.72

Receipt from S. B. Kahnweiler and Company-Engraving of store, 1985, [1859]

N.85.9.73

Cabinet Card of a Lady with a child and a dog, 1985, [1890-1900]

N.85.9.74

Cabinet Card of an unidentified little girl, 1985, [1900]

N.85.9.75

Tintype of a woman with a little boy, 1985, n.d.

N.85.9.76

Cabinet Card of three young women in hats, 1985, [1900-1920]

N.85.9.77

Tintype of young man, 1985, [1860-1875]

N.85.9.78

Tintype of a woman, 1985, [1860-1875]

N.85.9.79

Cart de visite of a woman and her daughter, 1985, [1880]

N.85.9.80

Carte de visite of Dr. James Norcom, 1985, [1860-1873]

N.85.9.81

Drawing of Horniblow's Tavern, Chowan County, 1985, n.d.

N.85.9.82

Oil portrait of John Horniblow of Edenton, 1985, [ca. 1770]

N.85.9.83

Guitar players with young onlookers at the North Carolina Folklife Festival, late 1970's, 1985, [1970-1979]

N.85.10.1

The Hired Hands and Friends at the Medicine Show, Bailey, 1985, [1980]

N.85.10.2

Lauchlin Shaw and Red Parham at Durham Folklife Festival Shelter, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.3

The Gospel Jubilators at the NC Folklife Festival, 1975, 1985, [1975]

N.85.10.4

Chester Anderson and a friend at the NC Folklife Festival, 1985, [1970-1979]

N.85.10.5

Margaret and Wayne Martin of Raleigh, 1985, [1970-1979]

N.85.10.6

Dewitt "Snuffy" Jenkins, Julian Leonard "Greasy" Medlin, and Homer "Puppy" Sherrill, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.7

Lauchlin Shaw, fiddler from Lillington, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.8

Second Saint Paul Junior Choir of Hallsboro, 1985, [1978]

N.85.10.9

Tommy Jarrell at his home in Mount Airy, 1985, [1981]

N.85.10.10

James Borders, the bones player, and other musicians, 1985, [1978]

N.85.10.11

Stanley Hicks, instrument maker and musician, Watauga County, 1985, [1983]

N.85.10.12

Harvey Ellington playing the fiddle in a country store, Berea, 1989, [ca. 1975]

N.85.10.13

Group of Southern Cotton Mill Operatives: Summer Costume, 1985, [ca. 1975]

N.85.10.14

Two-Room Mill Village House Plan, 1989, [ca. 1899]

N.85.10.17

Group of Southern Cotton Mill Operatives, 1989, [1899]

N.85.10.18

Algae Mae Hinton playing guitar, 1985, [1979]

N.85.10.20

Arval Hogan and Roy "Whitey" Grant of "Whitey and Hogan" and the "Briarhoppers", 1985, [ca. 1970's]

N.85.10.21

Battle of King's Mountain-Furguson's Death Charge, 1985, [1776-1780]

N.85.10.22

First Union County Courthouse, Monroe, NC, built c.1846, later became a livery stable, 1985, [1902]

N.85.10.23

Union County Courthouse built in 1886, 1985, [ca. 1900]

N.85.10.24

Union County Courthouse built in 1886, 1985, [ca. 1900]

N.85.10.25

Union County Courthouse built in 1886, 1985, [ca. 1900]

N.85.10.26

Union County Fire Department posing in front of the Union County Courthouse, 1985, [ca. 1900]

N.85.10.27

Union County Courthouse built in 1886, 1985, [1907]

N.85.10.28

Court day in Union Couty at Union County Courthouse, 1985, [1900]

N.85.10.29

Union County Courthouse (1886) during Fourth of July Parade, ca. 1900, 1985, [ca. 1900]

N.85.10.30

Fourth of July Celebration at the Union County Courthouse, 1985, [ca. 1900]

N.85.10.31

Monroe, 1985, [1902]

N.85.10.32

Farm Demonstration Day on Courthouses Square, Monroe, 1985, [1910]

N.85.10.33

Union County Courthouse, 1985, [1918]

N.85.10.34

Postcard showing the Union County Courthouse and its Confederate Monument, 1985, [1928]

N.85.10.35

Two Soldiers at the iron drinking fountain on Courthouse Square in Monroe in 1941, 1985, [1941]

N.85.10.36

Iron Fountain on Union County Courthouse Square in disuse, 1985, [1965]

N.85.10.37

Cotton Farmers at the county owned cotton platform, Union County, 1985, [ca. 1902]

N.85.10.38

Cotton farmers with wagon loads of cotton on New Road in Charlotte, 1985, [1898]

N.85.10.19

Cotton Farmers waiting to unload their wagons at the cotton platform in Union County, 1985, [ca. 1902]

N.85.10.39

Union County Home for the Aged and Infirmed, 1985, [1902]

N.85.10.40

Union County chain gang at work, 1985, [1902]

N.85.10.41

Union County Jail, 1902., 1985, [1902]

N.85.10.42

View south from the intersection of Hayne and Jefferson Streets, Monroe, 1985, [1906]

N.85.10.43

Joseph Kent, 1985, [1940-1950]

N.85.10.44

German Prisoners of War Baking Bread, 1940s, 1985; 1940s

N.85.10.45

German World War II POW being fingerprinted in US, 1985, [1940-1945]

N.85.10.46

Children and adults at Oakwood Cemetery, Raleigh, 1985, [1984]

N.85.10.61-96

Carte de Visite of Comie Ayre Moody and Ivan Grant Moody as children, 1985, [ca. 1910]

N.85.10.97

Unidentified elderly mountain woman and spinning wheel, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.98

Girls Mandolin Club of Spray, NC, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.99

Spray Cotton Mill Band, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.100

Two workers with bales of cotton, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.101

Making Wearwell Sheets and Pillow Cases at Spray, NC, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.102

Female textile worker "Drawing-In a Harness Frame", Spray, NC, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.103

Sewing Room, Knitted Underwear Mill, Leaksville, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.104

Weaving Room, Wearwell Blanket Mill, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.105

A Group of Female Employees in the Wearwell Sheeting Mill, Draper, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.106

Engraving of Newmark Castle, Scotland, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.107

Thomas Proffit, Dorcas Moody Profitt, Elizabeth Profitt, and Ida Profitt, Butler, TN, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.108

Elijah Clinton Moody and daughter, Laura Moody Eldridge, 1985, [ca. 1900-1920]

N.85.10.109

Mary Jane Moody Rhyner on her front porch, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.110

Portrait of a large rural family posing outdoors, Depression Era, 1985, [1929-1935]

N.85.10.111

Cecil Sharp Noting a Song, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.112

Aerial Photograph of the Dix Hill and NC State University area of Raleigh, 1985, [1938]

N.85.10.113

Street in a Cotton Mill Village, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.114

Musical Evening at the Reese Home, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.115

Mr. Reese at his job as a card-grinder in a combed yarn mill, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.116

Scene in the reeling room of a combed cotton yarn mill, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.118

Cotton in bales with workers preparing it for the mill, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.119

Doffer at work in a cotton mill, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.120

Two different types of combers for combing yarn in a textile mill, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.121

Textile worker using a spooler and weaver-knotter, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.122

Choral Club made up of employees of a Gaston County combed yarn mill, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.123

Mill Worker, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.124

Mill Children, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.125

Wanted Poster for William Dudley Pelley for conviction of a felony and UN-AMERICAN activities, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.126

William Dudley Pelley, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.127

Map of the Town of Edenton, 1985, n.d.

N.85.10.128

Drawing of a man and a woman demonstrating how dancing had become a mixture of African and European styles by the nineteenth century, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.1

Shape-note music for "On the Wings of Faith", 1985, [1938]

N.85.11.2

1940 Aerial Photo of Surry County, 1985, [1940]

N.85.11.3

Portrait of Sir Richard Grenville, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.4

Map of the British Isles, 1715, 1985, [1715]

N.85.11.5

Autographed portrait of Harry Truman to Ben Roney, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.6

Henry Soloman, W. K. Scott, Ben E. Roney, Ralph H. Scott, and Jim Scott in the Hofbrau Restaurant in Cameron Village, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.7

Governor Scott's Staff, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.8

Ben E. Roney, Ralph H. Scott, Louise Strother, and W. Kerr Scott, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.9

Isaac Marquand Spoon Mold, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.10

Profile of Isaac Marquand Spoon Mold, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.11

Cased photograph of an Unidentified Hillsborough Military Academy Cadet, 1985, [1855-1862]

N.85.11.12

Tintype of Sgt. M. Stokes McKenzie of Company B of the 4th Regiment, NCST, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.13

Tintype of an unidentified Confederate soldier with an 1842 musket, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.14

Unidentified Confederate Soldier, 1985, [ca. l862]

N.85.11.15

Political Campaign Badge with picture of chicken, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.16

Coat of Arms of John Carteret, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.18

Evangelist Shirley Caesar of Durham, 1985, [1980]

N.85.11.20

Bright Moon Gospel Quartet, 1985, [1936]

N.85.11.21

Advertisement for Clemmon's Coach Line, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.22

Clemmons Coach Line "way-bill" from Salem to High Point, 1863, 1985, [1863]

N.85.11.23

Bill of receipt on wagon shipment, High Point Station, 1860, 1985, [1860]

N.85.11.24

Engraving of Benjamin Franklin Dixon, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.25

Article from the North Carolina Gazette about a reward for a runaway slave, 1775, 1985, [1775]

N.85.11.26

Advertisement for a slave sale, 1985, [1775]

N.85.11.27

East Carolina Teachers College, 1915, 1985, [1915]

N.85.11.28

Interior of a Highlander's house on Islay, 1772, 1985, [1772]

N.85.11.29

Drawing of Highland women at work grinding at a quern and "waulking" or fulling cloth with their feet, 1985, n.d.

N.85.11.30

Col. Jacob Lott Ludlow House, Winston-Salem, 1985, [1983]

N.85.11.31

Col. Jacob Lott Ludlow House, Winston-Salem, 1985, [1983]

N.85.11.32

Col. Jacob Lott Ludlow House, Winston-Salem, 1985, [1983]

N.85.11.33

Zebulon Latimer House, Wilmington, 1985, [1983]

N.85.11.34

Zebulon Latimer House, Wilmington, 1985, [1983]

N.85.11.35

Zebulon Latimer House, Wilmington, 1985, [1983]

N.85.11.36

Black Mountain College Summer Institute Faculty, 1985, [1946]

N.85.12.1

The Sensational Nightingales, a quartet, 1985, n.d.

N.85.12.2

The Golden Echoes, a Granville County gospel quartet, 1985, n.d.

N.85.12.3

Portrait of Martha Hardee Alston (?), 1985, n.d.

N.85.12.4

Back of the portrait of Martha Hardee Alston, 1985, n.d.

N.85.12.5

Portrait of John Carouth Williams, legislator, 1985, n.d.

N.85.12.6

Aquatint of families and covered wagons resting in a wooded area under some tall trees, 1985, n.d.

N.85.12.7

Portrait of an unidentified woman, 1985, n.d.

N.85.12.8

Bureau, 1985, n.d.

N.85.12.9

Wooden bedframe, 1985, n.d.

N.85.12.10

16. Negatives Received in 1986

Arrangement:

Chronological and numerical

Hand-tinted portrait of William Henry Hamilton, the first State landscape gardener, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.1

Portrait of William Henry Hamilton in old age, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.2

Land Grant and Plat from Johnston County to Malacia Hinton, 1761, 1986, [1761]

N.86.1.3

Plat of the Johnston County land grant to Malacia Hinton, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.4

Two little girls on a stoop in Beaufort, one of whom is holding a horseshoe crab by the tail, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.5

Two bearded men sitting on a porch in Beaufort, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.6

Scene on Front Street, Beaufort, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.7

Men drying nets in Beaufort, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.8

Fishermen Hauling in a beach seine or "swipe net", 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.9

Three black children sitting on the porch of a frame house in Carteret County, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.10

Old gentleman with Confederate-type flag and burro, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.11

Beaufort Pharmacy, Beaufort, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.12

Boy standing on the docks with wooden barrels, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.13

Excursion steamboat, The Bohemian Girl, built in the 1890's, 1986, [ca. 1890's]

N.86.1.14

Cape Lookout Lighthouse and outbuildings, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.15

Cape Lookout Lighthouse, ca. 1900, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.16

Sand Dune, Ocean Side, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.17

Women packing fish at a fishery, 1984, [1884]

N.86.1.18

Red Cedar trees covered with Spanish Moss in a swamp near New Bern, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.19

Snow and ice covering boats and bridges on tributary creeks near New Bern, ca. 1900, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.20

Ocracoke Lighthouse, ca. 1900, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.21

Sand Dune, ocean side, ca. 1900, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.22

Sand Dune, Ocean side, ca. 1900, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.23

Flowers spelling out "New Bern" in a cemetery in New Bern, ca. 1900, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.24

Windblown oaks on the sound side of the NC coast, ca. 1900, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.25

Schooner rigged sharpie, The Prince, of Carteret County, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.26

Schooner rigged sharpie, The Prince, built 1889, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.27

Pound net boat of the type used on the Great Lakes, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.28

Schooner, The George Tavlane, loaded with barrels, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.29

Schooner rigged sharpie, The Prince, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.30

A steamship in the New Bern docks, ca. 1900, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.31

Menhaden Plant, Beaufort, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.32

Boys playing in the water near a windmill in Carteret County, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.33

Life Saving Station on the Outer Banks, ca. 1900, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.34

Snowy woodland scene near New Bern, 1984, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.35

Beaufort, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.36

Drying Menhaden, Beaufort, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.37

House with family on porch, Ann or Broad Street, Beaufort, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.38

Truck Farm near New Bern, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.39

Schooner rigged sharpie type vessel, The Bessie D, and oystering vessel off Marshalburg, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.40

Black man shoveling snow on the Middle Street docks on the Trent River, New Bern, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.41

Sharpie, The Three Friends, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.42

Schooner as viewed from one end to the other, Carteret County, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.43

Leg-of-mutton sail rigged sharpie acting as a run boat for fishermen seining for fish, Carteret County, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.44

Boy on the Front Street boardwalk, Beaufort, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.45

Schooner, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.46

Schooner rigged sharpie type vessel, The Prince, at anchor waiting for the tide to change, Carteret County, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.1.47

Farmers on the Wake County Farmers Tour on a bridge, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.65

Farmers on the Wake County Farmers Tour on a bus, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.66

Men on the Wake County Farmers Tour and a bus, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.67

Men on the starboard bridge wing of the USS Roper during WWII patroling off the NC Coast for submarines, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.1.74

Gun, USS Roper, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.75

Lt. Winfield DeLong testing a rifle on the deck of the USS Roper, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.76

Staff Sergeant Robert T. Hardison of Jamesville, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.77

US Coast Guard Cutter Spencer setting off depth charges at dawn in search of a German U-boat, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.78

German U-boat engaging the US Coast Guard cutter Spencer, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.79

Boarding party from the Spencer picking up three survivors from the German submarine the Spencer had sunk, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.80

German soldiers on the deck of a crippled submarine after it was hit by Coast Guard and Navy destroyers, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.81

Prisoners of War working on clothing repair, Fort Bragg, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.82

Elizabeth Timberlake of Louisburg with other servicewomen and a plane, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.83

Charles Green, Private, First Class, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.84

Seaman Willie Morris, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.85

Sgt. J. E. Alston, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.86

Private James Yarborough, 1986, n.d.

N.86.1.87

Burton Elementary School's Bond Day in Durham, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.1

Women being trained to work at the Air Craft School in Burlington, Durham Jr. High School, Durham, 1986, [1942]

N.86.2.2

First Grade Students of North Elementary School in Forsyth County with the radishes they grew, 1986, [1940-1945]

N.86.2.3

Lt. William Edward Griffin, Jr., 1986, [1940-1945]

N.86.2.4

Pfc. Aulcy Lee Williams, 1986, [1940-1945]

N.86.2.5

NC Civilian Defense outfitted in Gas Masks and protective suits, 1986, [1940-1945]

N.86.2.6

C. W. Hollowell III, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.7

Elmer Milton Walker, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.8

Women having a victory garden canning project, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.9

Bond Advertisement for the 5th War Loan, 1986, [1939-1940]

N.86.2.10

Junior Red Cross Council of Coltrane School studying first aid, 1942, 1986, [1942]

N.86.2.11

Coltrane School Fifth Grade presents a play, "This is America", 1986, [1943]

N.86.2.12

Coltrane School Students collecting rubber and metal, 1986, [1942]

N.86.2.13

Black Soldiers in a tank, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.14

Boeing Flying Fortress, Rutherford County, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.15

Mess Crew on Saipan outside their galley, an abandoned Japanese farmhouse, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.16

Pvt. Joseph Joley and Pvt. Boyd Luckadoo at Luzon Island in the Philippines, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.17

Pfc. G. H. Randall of Forrest City and Pvt. H. J. Kelly of Pineola, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.18

Reunion of eight Forrest City area soldiers at sea en route to the European theater, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.19

Department Store Window Display During W. A. C. Enrollment Campaign, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.20

POW Camp nativity scene, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.21

Gaston B. Means, 1986, [1964]

N.86.2.22

Gaston B. Means, 1986, [1936]

N.86.2.23

Governor Hodges cuts the ribbon at the opening of the new NC Museum of Art, April 1956., 1986, [1956]

N.86.2.24

Mr. and Mrs. Huey Lawrence and Dr. and Mrs. Richard Jones, Chapel Hill, 1955, 1986, [1955]

N.86.2.25

James Parsons, W. Filmore Haith's sister, Robert Brower, and an unidentified woman dancing, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.26

US Navy B-1 Band, with dates at a dinner party, 1986, [1943]

N.86.2.27

US Navy B-1 Band members from Greensboro's A and T University, 1986, [1939-1945]

N.86.2.28

The US Navy B-1 Band in a parade on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.29

V-Day Parade of Manana Troops in Hawaii showing three battalions of black troops following the B-1 Band, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.30

Black troops raising the flag in Chapel Hill, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.31

Walter F. Carlson, James Reeves, and Thomas Gavin, black musicians who were in segregated Navy bands, 1986, [1981]

N.86.2.32

Robert Brower, James Scott, Abe Thurman, Roger Holt, Walter Haith, William Cole, Robert Tate, and an unidentified sailor on "R and R" from the Navy B-1 Band, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.33

John Gilmer and Robert Sellers at the US Navy B-1 Band's Headquarters in Chapel Hill, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.34

Dr. James Reeves, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.35

Chief Judge James B. Parsons of the US District Court in Chicago, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.36

James B. Parsons giving trumpet lessons in Chapel Hill, 1986, [1943]

N.86.2.37

Twenty-four black Navy veterans receive honorary degrees from the School of Music in Norfolk, VA, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.38

Chief Judge James B. Parsons conducts his former shipmates at the School of Music in Norfolk, VA, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.39

Clark Terry, jazz musician, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.40

US Navy B-1 Band in Hawaii, 1984, n.d.

N.86.2.41

US Navy B-1 Band in Hawaii, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.42

US Navy B-1 Band from a distance on stage, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.43

US Navy B-1 Band, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.44

New River Scene, Ashe County, 1976, 1986, [1976]

N.86.2.53

Twin Rivers Rock Shelter, New River, 1976, 1986, [1976]

N.86.2.54

New River Valley, Ashe County, 1976, 1986, [1976]

N.86.2.55

Marriage Bond for Henry Smith and Nancy Ingram, Johnston County, 1986, [1841]

N.86.3.1

New River Valley, Ashe County, 1976, 1986, [1976]

N.86.2.56

New River Valley, Ashe County, 1976, 1986, [1976]

N.86.2.57

New River Valley, Ashe County, 1976, 1986, [1976]

N.86.2.58

Mountain farm land on the north fork of the New River, Ashe County, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.59

Composite of the Members of the 1875 Constitutional Convention, 1986, [1875]

N.86.2.63

Ferry on the Wilmington waterfront, 1986, [1908]

N.86.2.66A

Building plan for the presido of San Agustin, 1986, [1577]

N.86.2.67

Santa Elena Fort, Parris Island, Port Royal Sound, 1986, [1612]

N.86.2.68

Santa Elena Fort, rebuilt on Parris Island, 1583, 1986, [1583]

N.86.2.69

First Sketch Map of the NC Outer Banks, 1585, 1986, [1585]

N.86.2.70

The Ambush of Father Quiros and his companiona, 1986, [1570-1572]

N.86.2.71

The Killing of Father Segura and his companions, 1986, [1570-1572]

N.86.2.72

A discriptive map of Virginia and Florida, "Legends of Appalachian Wealth Perpetuated by Mercator, 1630", 1986, [1630]

N.86.2.73

John Dee Map of the North Pole and part of the Northern Hemisphere, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.74

"La Florida", Map by Ortelius, 1584, 1986, [1584]

N.86.2.75

"Nova et rece Terraum et regnorum Californiae 1616", a map of North America and the Northern portion of South America, 1986, [1600-1616]

N.86.2.76

Side view of Abraham Lincoln, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.77

Charles Sumner, abolitionist, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.78

Ambrose Everette Burnside, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.79

Thomas W. Morse at age 34, 1986, n.d.

N.86.2.92

Coast Chart #41, Albemarle Sound, 1986, [1860]

N.86.2.93

Coast Chart #40, Albemarle Sound, 1986, [1860]

N.86.2.94

Colonel Samuel H. Walkup of the 48th Regiment, 1986, [1860-1865]

N.86.2.95

Troop #1, Crow Patrol, Boy Scouts of America, Southern Pines, 1986, [1913-1914]

N.86.2.106

Hilton Pottery Company crew at work; members of the Hilton Family, 1986, [ca. 1922-1923]

N.86.3.2

Joseph Watford will, Bertie County, 1986, [1795]

N.86.3.3-4

Will of Joseph Watford, Bertie County, 1739, 1986, [1739]

N.86.3.5-8

Unidentified office building with a group of men, Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC, ca. 1900s, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.3.18

Entire sleeve missing from drawer as of 02-05-90, 1986

N.86.4.1

Daves Lot and possibly the Daves House in New Bern, 1986, n.d.

N.86.4.1

Review of the 81st Division at Chatillon, 1986, [1919]

N.86.5.4

Wrecked landscape of the rubble of Chatillon, 1986, [ca. 1914-1920]

N.86.5.5

Mr. McIver's quarters at Chatillon, 1986, [ca. 1914-1920]

N.86.5.6

G. W. McIver and Captain R. L. Whitelegg of the 161st Brigade at Chatillon, World War I, 1986, [ca. 1914-1920]

N.86.5.7

81st Division passing in review before the King and Queen of Belgium, 1986, [1914-1920]

N.86.5.8

Six World War I soldiers in front of the 161st Brigade Messenger Center, 1986, [1914-1920]

N.86.5.9

Eastern Cherokees with Company I, 321st Infantry, 81st Division, June 1919, 1986, [1919]

N.86.5.10

James Samooke, Pvt. 1st Class, and other members of Company I, 321st Infantry, 81st Division, June 1919, 1986, [1919]

N.86.5.11

Charley Bigwitch, Pvt. 1st Class, Co. I, 321st Infantry, 81st Division, June 1919, 1986, [1919]

N.86.5.12

Cpl. Ammons Tramper, Company I, 321st Infantry, 81st Division, June 1919, 1986, [1919]

N.86.5.13

Jasper Queen, Pvt. 1st Class, Company I, 321st Infantry, 81st Division, June 1919, 1986, [1919]

N.86.5.14

George A. Owl, Sgt., Company I, 321st Infantry, 81st Division, June 1919, 1986, [1919]

N.86.5.15

Corporal Simon Thompson, Company I, 321st Infantry, 81st Division, June 1919, 1986, [1919]

N.86.5.16

Pvt. 1st Class Ned Hill, Company I, 321st Infantry, 81st Division, June 1919, 1986, [1919]

N.86.5.17

Pvt. 1st Class Jack Taylor, Company I, 321st Infantry, 81st Division, June 1919, 1986, [1919]

N.86.5.18

Wagons loaded with cotton bales, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.5.19

Man holding watermelon, 1986, [ca. 1910]

N.86.5.20

Woman with farm buildings, 1986, [ca. 1910]

N.86.5.21

Lithograph of St. Mary's School in Raleigh, 1986, n.d.

N.86.5.22

Mt. Zion Primative Baptist Church, Princeville, 1986, n.d.

N.86.5.25

Mayor Orren James Groceries, Princeville, 1986, [1919]

N.86.5.26

Statue of Reverend Abraham Wooten, 1986, n.d.

N.86.5.27-30

Mt. Zion Primative Baptist Church, Princeville, 1986, n.d.

N.86.5.31-34

Letterhead for Charlotte Oil and Fertilizer Company, March 26, 1896, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.35

Slater Industrial Academy and State Normal School proposed new building from letterhead, 1896, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.36

Letterhead for Oakridge Institute, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.37

Letterhead of Oak Ridge Institute, May 12, 1896, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.38

Letterhead of Atlantic View, Wrightsville, May 8, 1896, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.39

Letterhead of the Bank of Reidsville, 1896, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.40

Letterhead of the Hotel Nicholson, Washington, DC, 1896, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.41

Letterhead of J. M. Campbell, Asheville Real Estate Dealer, 1896, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.42

Last public letter written by Jefferson Davis, 1986, [ca. 1889]

N.86.5.43

Letterhead of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, 1896, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.44

Ned and Sarah Ives of New Bern, progenitors of the settlers of Argyle, Florida, 1986, n.d.

N.86.5.45

Letterhead of Blackwells Durham Tobacco Company, 1896, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.46

Winston City Police Department letterhead, 1896, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.47

Letterhead of A. H. Motley Tobacco Company, 1896, 1986, [1897]

N.86.5.48

Letterhead of P. H. Hanes and Company, 1896, 1986, [1896]

N.86.5.49

Letterhead of the La Fayette Hotel in Fayetteville, 1893, 1986, [1893]

N.86.5.51

Letterhead of the Chimney Rock Improvement Company, Chimney Rock, 1893, 1986, [1893]

N.86.5.52

Petition fror emancipation in which Hannah Pritchard frees her slave Molly, 1828, 1986, [1828]

N.86.5.53

Second page of a the will of Miss Margaret Horniblow, including the codicil to the will, 1825, 1986, [1825]

N.86.5.54

Mary Batts, 1986, n.d.

N.86.5.55

John L. Roper Lumber Company Engine with men, 1986, n.d.

N.86.6.1

Early steam engine, 1986, n.d.

N.86.6.2

Blounts Mill near Roper, NC, 1986, n.d.

N.86.6.3

Steamboat, The Arm and Hammer, 1986, n.d.

N.86.6.4

St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 1986, n.d.

N.86.6.5

USS Cape Lookout, 1986, n.d.

N.86.6.21

World War I Torpedo, 1986, [1917-1918]

N.86.6.22

WWI Naval Ship, 1986, [1917-1918]

N.86.6.23

Naval ships in a port, 1986, n.d.

N.86.6.24

Great Rock at Ervin's View, 1986, n.d.

N.86.6.25

Natural Arch caused by volcanic upheaval near Pine Gap, 1986, [1910]

N.86.6.26

Drawing of the Pony Express statue in Old Sacremento, California, 1986, n.d.

N.86.6.46

Cartouche on envelope for James V. McCall, Sheriff of Caldwell County, January 5, 1894, 1986, [1894]

N.86.6.47

Seal of C. J. Allison, Iredell County Sheriff, Nov. 1, 1887, 1986, [1887]

N.86.6.48

NC State Capitol (lithograph), 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.7.1

Map of the Battle of the Horseshoe, Creek Indian War, 1814, 1986, [1814]

N.86.7.2

Map of William Byrd's Lands on the Carolina Frontier, ca. 1733, 1986, [1733]

N.86.7.3

Tintype of Kinchen Holloway, 6th NCST, Co. C, Orange Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.86.7.4

Weaving Class, Needham Broughton High School, Raleigh, NC, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.8.1

Artist James McLean, WPA Art Gallery, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.8.2

Retirement Party for Pauline Hartofelis, Division of State Library, 1986, [ca. 1986]

N.86.8.3-36

Third Regiment, NC Infantry (National Guard), Camp Stewart, El Paso, Texas, 1916, 1986, [1916]

N.86.8.37

Front Page of "The Charlotte Observer," May 4, 1919, 1986, [1919]

N.86.8.38

Colonel A. M. Scales, North Carolina State Troops, 1986, [1901]

N.86.8.39

Map of Raleigh's Virginia by John White, 1986, [ca. 1585-1587]

N.86.8.40

Cover Photo of "Set Fair for Roanoke Voyages and Colonies, 1584-1606" by David Beers Quinn, 1986, [ca. 1585-1587]

N.86.8.41

Poster, "Raleigh and Roanoke" British Library Exhibition, NC Museum of History, Raleigh, NC, 1986, [ca. 1985]

N.86.8.42

Christ Church, Raleigh, NC, 1986, [1985]

N.86.8.43-46

Bicentennial Plaza, Raleigh, NC, 1986, [1985]

N.86.8.47-48

Site of the new NC Museum of History, taken from the roof of the Archives and History Building, 1986, [1985]

N.86.8.49-63

Friends of the Archives Annual Meeting, Raleigh, NC, 1986, [1985]

N.86.8.72-76

Swearing in ceremony of Secretary Patric Dorsey, Dept. of Cultural Resources, 1986, [1985]

N.86.8.77-110

Friends of the Archives Board Meeting, Raleigh, NC, 1986, [1984]

N.86.8.111-113

Arrival in Jamestown, Virginia, ca. 1620 (engraving), 1986, [1620]

N.86.8.114

Lewis Douglas, Civil War veteran, and his wife, 1986, [ca. 1885-1901]

N.86.8.115

Letter from A. B. Anderson to Governor Daniel L. Russell, April 9, 1897, 1986, [1897]

N.86.8.116

Kings Mountain High School Letterhead, Letter from W. T. R. Bell to Dr. F. C. Rountree, May 2, 1894, 1986, [1894]

N.86.8.117

Bank of Wilson Stock Certificate for five shares, Greene County, NC, March 15, 1884, 1986, [1884]

N.86.9.1

Cover of letter from James Madison to David Stone, January 16, 1810, 1986, [1810]

N.86.9.3

Painting depicting James Moore, father of Bartholomew Figures Moore., 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.9.4

Letterhead of Navassa Guano Company, Standard Southern Fertilizers, Wilmington, NC, March 22, 1887., 1986, [1887]

N.86.9.5

Letterhead, Round Knob Hotel, Round Knob, NC, Jan. 1, 1887, 1986, [1887]

N.86.9.6

Letterhead of Davis School, La Grange, Lenoir Co., NC, Feb. 22, 1887, 1986, [1887]

N.86.9.7

Unidentified Civil War Soldier, 1986, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.86.9.8

Drawing of Johnson's Island Prison, Ohio, 1865, 1986, [1865]

N.86.9.9

Captain Alfred Alexander Miller, Company K, 57th Regiment, NC Troops, 1986, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.86.9.10

Receipt for 95th NC Reports, July 20, 1887, 1986, [1887]

N.86.9.11

Map of the Deep River, Cape Fear Survey, 1852, 1986, [1852]

N.86.9.12

Print of the NC State Seal, 1986, [1986]

N.86.9.13

First Page of the Carolina Charter, 1663, 1986, [1663]

N.86.9.14

Proclamation of Archives Day by Gov. James B. Hunt, Jr., March 9, 1984, 1986, [1984]

N.86.9.15

Champion Compress and Warehouse Company, Wilmington, NC, 1893 (Engraving), 1986, [1893]

N.86.9.16

Darius Rawley Baker, Rockingham Co., NC, Company F, 41st Regiment, NC Troops (Ambrotype), 1986, [ca. 1850-1860]

N.86.9.17

North Holland Cows, Letter to Governor Daniel L. Russell from Duncan J. McMillan, 1897, 1986, [1897]

N.86.9.18-21

White Sulphur Springs Hotel, Mount Airy, NC, 1986, [ca. 1900-1920]

N.86.9.22

Group photo, Governor's Mansion, 1917, 1986, [1917]

N.86.9.23

Leaksville Cotton Mill, built in 1838 by John M. Morehead, 1986, [1948]

N.86.9.24

Class of 1899, Woman's College, Greensboro, NC, 1986, [1899]

N.86.9.25

Charles Wesley and Rachel Louise (Harrison) Moody with family, ca. 1880s, 1986, [ca. 1880s]

N.86.9.26

William King White family, Halifax Co., NC, ca. 1861 (Ambrotype), 1986, [ca. 1861]

N.86.9.27

Langston and Mary J. (Green) Estes and Family, Caldwell Co., NC, ca. 1900, 1986, [ca. 1900]

N.86.9.28

Granite Cotton Factory and Haw River Flouring Mills, 1881 (Letterhead engraving), 1986, [1881]

N.86.9.29

Oak Ridge Institute, 1881 (Letterhead engraving), 1986, [1881]

N.86.9.30

Letterhead for the Mayor's Office, Charleston, SC, 1881 (Letterhead engraving), 1986, [1881]

N.86.9.31

Letter from Gatling Gun Company to Gov. Thomas J. Jarvis, 1882, 1986, [1882]

N.86.9.32-35

Drawing of the Daniel Morgan Statue by Ward, 1881 (Card Photograph), 1986, [1881]

N.86.9.36

Whaling tools at the Museum of Natural History, 1941., 1986, [1941]

N.86.9.37

Scenic view of a house, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.9.38

"Virginiae partis australis, et Floridae, 1640" by William Janszoon Blaeu (Map), 1986, [1640]

N.86.9.39

NC State Capitol Building Interior, Unveiling of Edenton Tea Pot Monument, 1909, 1986, [1909]

N.86.9.40

NC State Capitol Building Exterior, Unveiling of Edenton Tea Pot Monument, 1909, 1986, [1909]

N.86.9.41

Men working with machines on a World War I vessel, 1986, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.86.9.42

Men working with machines on a World War I vessel, 1986, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.86.9.43

Capture of a World War I submarine UB88, ca. 1917-1918, 1986, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.86.9.44

World War I Battleship, ca. 1917-1918, 1986, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.86.9.45

Three World War I vessels at sea, ca. 1917-1918, 1986, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.86.9.46

Soldier posed in front of a line of artillery guns, World War I, ca. 1917-1918, 1986, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.86.9.47

World War I Battleship at sea, ca. 1917-1918, 1986, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.86.9.48

World War I Battleship at sea, ca. 1917-1918, 1986, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.86.9.49

View of a World War I Battleship deck, ca. 1917-1918, 1986, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.86.9.50

Zeppelin flying over a residential street, ca. 1910-1920, 1986, [ca. 1910-1920]

N.86.9.51

Silver Moon Barbecue Restaurant, Greensboro, NC, 1937, 1986, [ca. 1937]

N.86.9.52

Watercolor drawing of the Union (State Capitol) Square fence by Cornell and Jackson, 1847., 1986, [1847]

N.86.9.53

Invitation to NC State Capitol Celebration, May 1, 1840, 1986, [1840]

N.86.9.54

View of the Cape Hatteras, NC Marconi Wireless (Telegraph) Station, 1915, 1986, [1915]

N.86.9.55

Sanford Presley Lowery, 1829-1900, of Franklin Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.86.9.56

Thomas Buchanon Tharrington, 1857-1929, of Franklin County, NC, 1986, [ca. 1910-1929]

N.86.9.57

Elizabeth (Johnston) Fleming Riggan, 1827-1903, of Littleton, Warren Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1860-1880]

N.86.9.58

Mrs. Katherine Pendleton Arrington, President of the NC Art Society, 1986, [ca. 1930-1940]

N.86.9.59

Mrs. Katherine Pendleton Arrington, President of the NC Art Society, 1986, [ca. 1930-1940]

N.86.9.60

View of the Carteret County, NC Million Dollar Road Program, ca. 1920s, 1986, [ca. 1920-1930]

N.86.9.61

View of the Carteret Co., NC Million Dollar Road Program, ca. 1920s, 1986, [ca. 1920-1930]

N.86.9.62

View of the Carteret County, NC Million Dollar Road Program, ca. 1920s, 1986, [ca. 1920-1930]

N.86.9.63

View of the Carteret County, NC Million Dollar Road Program, ca. 1920s, 1986, [ca. 1920-1930]

N.86.9.64

View of the Carteret Co., NC Million Dollar Road Program, ca. 1920s, 1986, [ca. 1920-1930]

N.86.9.65

View of the Carteret Co., NC Million Dollar Road Program, ca. 1920s, 1986, [ca. 1920-1930]

N.86.9.66

View of the Carteret Co., NC Million Dollar Road Program, ca. 1920s, 1986, [ca. 1920-1930]

N.86.9.67

View of the Carteret Co., NC Million Dollar Road Program, ca. 1920s, 1986, [ca. 1920-1930]

N.86.9.68

View of the Carteret Co., NC Million Dollar Road Program, ca. 1920s, 1986, [ca. 1920-1930]

N.86.9.69

View of the Carteret Co., NC Million Dollar Road Program, ca. 1920s, 1986, [ca. 1920-1930]

N.86.9.70

View of the Carteret Co., NC Million Dollar Road Program, ca. 1920s, 1986, [ca. 1920-1930]

N.86.9.71

Railroad overpass near the NC State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1936, 1986, [ca. 1936]

N.86.9.72

NC Art Society Board Meeting, ca. 1948, 1986, [ca. 1948]

N.86.9.73

NC Art Society Meeting, 1926, 1986, [ca. 1926]

N.86.9.74

Samuel White Pitchford, 1846-1923, and wife Emma Flemming, 1849-1931, of Warren Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1868-1880]

N.86.10.1

Dr. Thomas Jefferson Pitchford, 1810-1883, and wife Matilda Hinton (Cheek) Pitchford, 1812-1881, of Warren Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1860-1880]

N.86.10.2

Hugh Patrick Devine, 1814-1892, of Warren Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1880-1892]

N.86.10.3

Dr. Thomas Jefferson Pitchford and his six sons, Warren Co., NC, ca. 1850s, 1986, [ca. 1850-1860]

N.86.10.4

Plan of a Three-Room Gable House, 1899, 1986, [ca. 1899]

N.86.10.5

Plan of a three-room narrow house, 1986, [1899]

N.86.10.6

"A Temperance Alphabet," an appeal against alcohol, 1986, [1881]

N.86.10.7-9

Christ's Episcopal Church, Elizabeth City, NC (postcard), 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.10.10

Rockingham County Courthouse, Wentworth, NC (postcard), 1986, [ca. 1910s]

N.86.10.11

Postcard view of the B. Frank Mebane residence, Spray, NC, 1986, [1907]

N.86.10.12

Postcard view of the C. T. Ross Jewelry Store, Leaksville, NC, 1908, 1986, [1908]

N.86.10.13

Postcard view of M. L. Heiner's Store and Junior Order of U. A. M. Hall, Spray, NC, 1908, 1986, [ca. 1908]

N.86.10.14

Paul Green and Johnsie Burnham, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.10.15

George W. Reams House, Warren County, ca. 1890, 1986, (ca. 1890's)

N.86.10.16

Exterior view (rear) of Hope Plantation, Bertie Co., NC, 1951, 1986, [1951]

N.86.10.17

Exterior view (front) of Hope Plantation, Bertie Co., NC, 1951, 1986, [1951]

N.86.10.17

King House 1763 (side view), Bertie Co., NC, 1951, 1986, [1951]

N.86.10.19

Exterior front view of King House 1763, Bertie Co., NC, 1951, 1986, [1951]

N.86.10.20

Exterior front view of Rosepeld Plantation, Bertie Co., NC, 1951, 1986, [1951]

N.86.10.21

Bertie County Tour of Historic Homes on the grounds of Scotch Hall, 1951, 1986, [1951]

N.86.10.22

Bertie County Tour of Historic Homes on the grounds of Scotch Hall, 1951, 1986, [1951]

N.86.10.23

Bertie County Shipyard Landing, ca. 1951, 19586, [ca. 1951]

N.86.10.24

Old Spring Hope School, Spring Hope, NC, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.10.25

View of the Spring at Old Spring Hope, Nash Co., NC, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.10.26

The Crenshaw Residence at Old Stanhope, Nash Co., NC, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.10.27

Old Spring Hope Post Office and Stagecoach Stop, Nash Co., NC, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.10.28

John Gray Blount, 1752-1833, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.10.29

Trinity Park School Boys Basketball Team, Durham, NC, ca. 1915-1916, 1986, [ca. 1915-1916]

N.86.10.30

Thomas Lovatt Burges and wife Lucy Fox Burges, of Edgecombe Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1860-1880]

N.86.10.31

John Lovatt Burges of Edgecombe Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1850-1870]

N.86.10.32

John Lovatt Burges and Willie Gertrude (Alston) Burges and family, of Edgecombe Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.86.10.33

Vance Allen, of Wake Co., NC in World War I uniform, 1986, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.86.10.34

Engraving of Randolph Co., NC Courthouse, ca. 1915 (Civil Action Case File), 1986, [ca. 1915]

N.86.10.35

Signature of Sir Walter Raleigh, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.10.36

Elizabeth Franklin Campbell of Swift Creek, Wake Co., NC (Ambrotype), 1986, [1855]

N.86.10.37

Anderson Maddrey, 1812-1888, of Northampton Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1860-1888]

N.86.11.1

McNeill, McCloud, and Bennett Families, Roberdel, Richmond Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.86.11.2

May Strickland Thomas, 1986, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.86.11.3

Silver Table ornament in the form of an ear of corn, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.11.4-7

High Point Hosiery Mills (exterior), High Point, NC, 1986, [ca. 1900-1920]

N.86.11.8

Drawing of a printing press, "Tarborough N.C. Free Press," Jan. 1, 1833 (Newspaper), 1986, [1833]

N.86.11.9

John Hampton Adams, from "National Cyclopedia of American Biography", 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.11.10

Seal of the North Carolina Lords Proprietors, 1986, [ca. 1663-1729]

N.86.11.11

Second Great Seal of Elizabeth I, 1584-1586 (Seal), 1986, [ca. 1584-1586]

N.86.11.12

Second Great Seal of Elizabeth I, 1584-1586 (Seal), 1986, [ca. 1584-1586]

N.86.11.13

Copy of a gold medal of Elizabeth I by Nicholas Hilliard, ca. 1590., 1986, [ca. 1590]

N.86.11.14

Sir Walter Raleigh's seals as Governor of Virginia and Warden of the Stannaries, 1986, [ca. 1586-1600]

N.86.11.15

Sally Josephine Bryan Doub, wife of William B. Doub, 1986, [ca. 1880-1890]

N.86.11.16

Sam Burchfield, Veteran Moonshiner of the Appalachians, 1986, [ca. 1900-1910]

N.86.11.17

Deed to Elias Colburn for a plot in the City Cemetery, Raleigh, NC, Nov. 28, 1850, 1986, [1850]

N.86.11.18

Letter to Patrick Henry from General Allen Jones, May 17, 1779, 1990, [1779]

N.86.11.19

Letter from George Moses Horton, showing detail of his autograph, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.11.20

Cram's Railroad Map showing Northampton Co., NC and vicinity, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.11.21

1882 Map of North Carolina, 1986, [1882]

N.86.11.22

Map of the Northeastern Counties of North Carolina, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.11.23

Facsimile of a Map of Northeastern North Carolina by John Collet for George III, 1952, 1986, [1952]

N.86.11.24

Henry Alfred Brown, of Forsyth County, NC, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.11.25

Julia Cain Brown, of Forsyth Co., NC, 1986, [ca. 1914-1920]

N.86.11.26

U.S.S. North Carolina Battleship, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.11.27

John White paintings of Algonquian Indians, 1986, [ca. 1985-1986]

N.86.11.28

Certificate of Appointment for Assistant Marshall Samuel A. Ashe for the Centennial Celebration in Raleigh, NC, 1892, 1986, [1892]

N.86.12.1

Receipt from the Library of Congress to S. A. Ashe, March 9, 1915, 1986, [1915]

N.86.12.2

Seal of the City of Raleigh, NC, 1986, [n.d.]

N.86.12.3

17. Negatives Received in 1987

Arrangement:

Chronological and numerical

North Carolina Board of Agriculture, 1984, 1987, [1984]

N.87.1.1

Street showing Smoke Shop and buildings, Five Points, Durham, NC, 1987, [1933]

N.87.1.2

View of Five Points Drug Co., Durham, NC, 1933., 1987, [1933]

N.87.1.3

Mr. Tommy Wilson at his home, Spivey's Corner, Sampson Co., NC, 1910, 1987, [1910]

N.87.1.4

Samuel Anderson Cole, 1837-1892, 1987, [ca. 1857-1865]

N.87.1.5

James H. Pou and his family at his thirty-fourth wedding anniversary, 1987, [ca. 1900-1920]

N.87.1.6

Graduating Class from Nurses' Training, Morganton, NC, 1905, 1987, [1905]

N.87.1.7

Mrs. Josephine Doub Bennett, 1886-1973, of Rocky Mount, NC, 1987, [ca. 1920-1940]

N.87.1.8

Act to appoint deputies to convention in Philadelphia, Laws of North Carolina, 1787, 1987, [1787]

N.87.1.9

Historic Marker Tablet, Bath, NC, November, 1960, 1987, [1960]

N.87.2.1

Marsh House Restoration, Bath, NC, 1960, 1987, [1960]

N.87.2.2

View of Historic Houses, New Bern, NC, 1960, 1987, [1960]

N.87.2.3

Home of Rev. A. C. D. Noe at Resthaven, NC, 1960, 1987, [1960]

N.87.2.4

Side view of Marsh House, Bath, NC, 1960, 1987, [1960]

N.87.2.5

Side view of the Marsh House Restoration, Bath, NC, 1960, 1987, [1960]

N.87.2.6

Marsh House Restoration, Bath, NC, 1960, 1987, [1960]

N.87.2.7

World War I Troops marching in Raleigh, NC, 1918, 1987, [1918]

N.87.2.8

Samuel A. Ashe Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Junior Branch, Wadesboro, NC, 1934, 1987, [1934]

N.87.2.8A

World War I Troops on their way over to Europe, Raleigh, NC, 1918, 1987, [1918]

N.87.2.9

Appointment of Samuel A. Ashe as Raleigh Postmaster, May 26, 1885, 1987, [1985]

N.87.2.9A

World War I Troops marching in Raleigh, NC, 1918, 1987, [1918]

N.87.2.10

View of Civil War dead, 1987, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.87.2.10A

Making clothes for Civil War Soldiers, 1987, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.87.2.11

World War I tanks at camp, Raleigh, NC, 1918, 1987, [1918]

N.87.2.12

Unionists of East Tennessee swearing by the flag (engraving), 1987, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.87.2.12A

World War I tank at camp, Raleigh, NC, 1918, 1987, [1918]

N.87.2.12B

World War I tanks at camp, Raleigh, NC, 1918, 1987, [1918]

N.87.2.13

Engraving of a mortar battery, 1987, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.87.2.13A

World War I Troops in Raleigh, NC, 1918, 1987, [ca. 1918]

N.87.2.14

Thomas Jefferson Shinn, NC House Member, 1872-1874, 1987, [ca. 1870-1900]

N.87.2.14A

World War I Troops on their return home, Raleigh, NC, 1919, 1987, [1919]

N.87.2.15

Shinn Family, including NC House member Thomas Jefferson Shinn, Cabarrus County, NC, 1872-1874, 1987, [ca. 1870-1880]

N.87.2.15A

Road Construction on the Blue Ridge Parkway, 1987, [ca. 1950-1955]

N.87.2.16

Road Construction on the Blue Ridge Parkway, 1987, [ca. 1950-1955]

N.87.2.17

Road Construction on the Blue Ridge Parkway, 1987, [ca. 1950-1955]

N.87.2.18

Road Construction on the Blue Ridge Parkway, 1987, [ca. 1950-1955]

N.87.2.19

Road Construction on the Blue Ridge Parkway, 1987, [ca. 1950-1955]

N.87.2.20

Road Construction on the Blue Ridge Parkway, 1987, [ca. 1950-1955]

N.87.2.21

John Deere Farm Equipment Letterhead, 1936, 1987, [1936]

N.87.2.22

R. C. Meadows Mill Manufacturing Company Letterhead, 1987, [1936]

N.87.2.23

Evans and Meekins General Merchandise and Net Material Co. Letterhead, 1904, 1990, [1904]

N.87.2.24

F. M. Stevens Company Letterhead, 1933, 1987, [1933]

N.87.2.25

Avery County Government Letterhead, 1929, 1987, [1929]

N.87.2.26-27

Dare County Clerk of Superior Court Letterhead, 1931, 1987, [1931]

N.87.2.28

Home and office of Dr. Robert L. Caveness, Coleridge, NC, 1987, [1927]

N.87.2.29

Forest City, NC scenic views, 1933 (letter), 1987, [1933]

N.87.2.30

NC State Capitol as seen from Hillsboro St., Raleigh, NC, early 1900s, 1987, [ca. 1900-1910]

N.87.2.31

Canon Mills, Kannapolis, NC, 1918, 1987, [1918]

N.87.3.1

Act to ratify the amendments of the U.S. Constitution, 1789, 1987, [1789]

N.87.3.2-4

James Thomas Kell, 1834-1910, of Mecklenburg Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1887-1895]

N.87.3.5

Tom Yeargen with hand made bicycle, Spring Hope, NC, ca. 1900, 1987, [ca. 1900]

N.87.3.6

Railroad depot, Spring Hope, NC, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.7

Thomas Dixon with his brothers and sisters, 1902, 1987, [1902]

N.87.3.8

View of Hanging Rock, NC, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.9

Pettigrew Mansion, Pettigrew State Park, Washington Co., NC, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.10

View of Pilot Mountain State Park, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.11

View of a Red-eyed Vireo (bird), 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.12

View of Mount Mitchell, Yancey County, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.13

Pettigrew Plantation, Washington Co., NC, 1936, 1987, [ca. 1936]

N.87.3.14

View of Pettigrew Plantation, Washington Co., NC, 1936, 1987, [ca. 1936]

N.87.3.15

Loggerhead Turtle at Hammocks Beach State Park, Bear Island, near Swansboro, NC., 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.16

Loggerhead Turtle at Hammocks Beach State Park, Bear Island, near Swansboro, NC, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.17

Pettigrew State Park, Washington Co., NC, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.18

Longleaf pine and dogwood in North Carolina, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.19

Brown-headed Nuthatch (Bird), May 1955, 1987, [1955]

N.87.3.20

Excavation work at Pettigrew State Park, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.21

Canal at Somerset Plantation, Pettigrew State Park, Washington Co., NC, 1987, [1952]

N.87.3.22

Excavation project to restore slave quarters, Pettigrew State Park, Washington Co., NC, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.23

Excavation of the carriage house, Somerset House, Pettigrew State Park, Washington Co., NC, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.24

Excavation of brick walks at Pettigrew State Park, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.25

View of a wild turkey and its young, 1987, [1957]

N.87.3.26

Couple on the dunes at the beach, 1950s, 1987, [1950s]

N.87.3.27

View of an opossum, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.28

View of the picnic area, Pettigrew State Park, Washington Co., NC, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.3.30

Slave chapel built by Josiah Collins, Somerset Plantation, Washington Co., NC, 1987, [1952]

N.87.3.31

Excavated site of former slave overseer's dwelling, Somerset Plantation, Washington, NC, 1987, [1952]

N.87.3.32

Main Street, Greenville, NC, 1915 (postcard), 1987, [ca. 1915]

N.87.3.33

New Iron Bridge across Tar River, Greenville, NC, 1914 (Postcard), 1987, [1914]

N.87.3.34

Court House, Greenville, NC, 1914 (Postcard), 1987, [1914]

N.87.3.35

Proctor Hotel Dining Hall, Greenville, NC, 1915, 1987, [ca. 1915]

N.87.3.36

Proctor Hotel, Greenville, NC, ca. 1915, 1987, [ca. 1915]

N.87.3.37

Proctor Hotel Lobby, Greenville, NC, ca. 1915, 1987, [ca. 1915]

N.87.3.38

Grill Room, The Bland Hotel, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1915 (Postcard), 1990, [ca. 1915]

N.87.3.39

P. B. Smith and Brothers, Kittrell, NC, ca. 1915 (postcard), 1987, [ca. 1915]

N.87.3.40

Louisburg, NC Baptist Church and Parsonage, 1914 (Postcard), 1987, [1914]

N.87.3.41

Louisburg College, Louisburg, NC, 1914, 1987, [1914]

N.87.3.42

Old Dormitory and Society Halls, Wake Forest College, 1915, 1987, [1915]

N.87.3.43

Public School, Laurinburg, NC, ca. 1915, 1987, [ca. 1915]

N.87.3.44

Seaboard Depot, Henderson, NC, 1914, 1987, [1914]

N.87.3.45

Municipal Building, Henderson, NC, 1914, 1987, [1914]

N.87.3.46

Street scene, Henderson, NC, 1914, 1987, [1914]

N.87.3.47

Vance County Court House, Henderson, NC, 1914, 1987, [1914]

N.87.3.48

M. P. Church, Henderson, NC, ca. 1915, 1987, [ca. 1915]

N.87.3.49

Post Office, Henderson, NC, 1914, 1987, [1914]

N.87.3.50

Courthouse, Henderson, NC, 1915, 1987, [1915]

N.87.3.51

Medallion of Josiah Wedgwood, 1987, [ca. 1986]

N.87.4.1

Medallion and autograph of Thomas Bentley, 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.2

Jasper Flower-Holder, Green and White, 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.3

Oneida Cotton Mill, 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.4

Henry Laurens, member of the Continental Congress, 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.5

Map of the Indian Nations, 1766, 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.6

Portrait of Martin Holt, 1855-1914, NC Legislator, 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.7

J. Allen Holt, 1852-1915, NC State Senator, 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.8

R. L. Holt (engraving), 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.9

E. C. Holt (engraving), 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.10

William Rainey Holt, 1798-1868, of Lexington, NC (engraving), 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.11

Lynn Banks Holt, 1842-1920, of Alamance Co., NC (engraving), 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.12

Lawrence Shackleford Holt, 1851-1937, of Alamance Co., NC, 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.13

Walter Lawrence Holt, 1859-1913, of Alamance Co., NC (engraving), 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.14

Map of the British and French Dominions in North America, 1755, 1987, [1755]

N.87.4.15

Engraving of Wedgwood productions, 1987, [1986]

N.87.4.16

Bingham School, Mebane, NC, 1888, 1990, [1888]

N.87.4.17

River Baptismal Scene, n.d., 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.4.18

William H. Pope, 1828-1881, and daughter Lucy Alice Pope, 1853-1861, 1987, [ca. 1860]

N.87.4.19

Charles Hermas Stephenson, 1833-1872, of Wake Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1860-1870]

N.87.4.20

Joseph Manning Blalock, Company I, 62nd Regiment, Infantry, of Haywood Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.87.4.21

Proposal to debate the Constitution by Alexander Martin, November 21, 1787, 1987, [1787]

N.87.4.22

Samuel Johnston's acknowledgment of his election as governor, December 14, 1787, 1987, [1787]

N.87.4.23

Petition of the citizens of Pitt County, 1787, 1987, [1787]

N.87.4.24

Proceedings of the Convention of North Carolina, Hillsborough, NC, July 21, 1788, 1987, [1788]

N.87.4.25

Catawba County Courthouse, Newton, NC, ca. 1929, 1987, [ca. 1929]

N.87.4.26

John J. Parker, Republican Nominee for Governor, 1920, 1987, [1920]

N.87.4.27

Moore County Courthouse, 1887, 1987,[1887]

N.87.4.28

100 Block of South Salisbury St., Raleigh, NC, 1928, 1987, [1928]

N.87.4.29

Unfinished sampler from the NC Museum of History Collection, 1987, [1987]

N.87.4.30

Sampler by Harriet W. Higgs, Scotland Neck, NC, 1987, [1987]

N.87.4.31

General Robert F. Hoke, C.S.A., 1987, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.87.5.1

General Robert F. Hoke, C.S.A., 1987, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.87.5.2

Baseball Park, Charlotte, NC, 1987, [n. d.]

N.87.5.3

Charlotte Speedway, Inaugural Race, October 25, 1924, 1987, [1924]

N.87.5.4

William Frank Howell, 1888-1968, 1987, [ca. 1900-1910]

N.87.5.5

Sylvia Salisbury Howell, 1854-1917, 1987, [ca. 1890-1910]

N.87.5.6

Woman minister holding a bible, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.5.7

Charlie Pierce Howell, 1893-1940, 1987, [ca. 1910-1920]

N.87.5.8

NC Civil War Soldier in full uniform, 1987, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.87.5.9

E. E. House, 38th Regiment, NC Troops, 1987, [ca. 1860-1865]

N.87.5.10

George Washington Stone of Montgomery, Alabama, 1987, [ca. 1870-1890]

N.87.5.11

William James Bingham, second head master of Bingham School, 1987, [ca. 1900]

N.87.6.1

William Biddle Shepard, State Senator and Congressman, 1987, [ca. 1900]

N.87.6.2

Mrs. William Biddle Shepard, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.6.3

Benjamin Hamilton Cathey, 1987, [ca. 1900-1920]

N.87.6.4

William Hillman Cathey, Francis Marion Cathey, and Benjamin Hamilton Cathey of the Thirty-Ninth Regiment, NC Troops, 1987, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.87.6.5

Unidentified lake, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.6

Unidentified buildings, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.7

Unidentified road and houses, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.8

Lake and unidentified factory, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.9

Unidentified building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.10

Unidentified building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.11

Gymnasium interior, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.12

Unidentified field and houses, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.13

Unidentified building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.14

Unidentified street, lake, and park, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.15

Entrance to Fort Raleigh, Roanoke Island, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.16

Entrance to Fort Raleigh, Roanoke Island, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.17

Unidentified log building, Roanoke Island, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.18

Interior of a log church, Roanoke Island, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.19

Unidentified log buildings, Roanoke Island, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.20

Men working on a road, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.21

Unidentified building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.22

Unidentified house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.23

Interior of a log building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s., 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.24

Unidentified house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.25

Large unidentified log house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.26

Field and houses, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.27

Cornfield, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, l987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.28

Field with a row of houses, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.29

Family sitting on a front porch, Emergency Relief Administration, c. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.30

Field with buildings, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.31

Road and Building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.32

Field, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.33

Unidentified Log Building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.34

Man seated at desk, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.35

Group of men and women, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.36

Men and woman posing for a picture, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.37

Men and woman posing for a picture, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.38

Laborers laying down water or sewer lines, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.39

Laborers laying water or sewer lines, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.40

Unidentified pumping station, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.41

Unidentified construction, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.42

Unidentified construction, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.43

West Sisters, Westbrook Township, Sampson Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1895]

N.87.6.44

View of a drainage canal, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.45

Woman and Men posing for a picture, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.46

Men and Women posing for a picture, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.47

Men posing for a picture, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.48

Unidentified construction, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.49

Mrs. Ann Davis Collins Shepard, wife of William Biddle Shepard, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.6.50

Civil War Soldier Peter Jones, Company I, Forty-Fifth Regiment, NC Troops, 1987, [ca. 1861-1865

N.87.6.51

Carrboro, NC Railroad Depot, ca. 1906 (postcard), 1987, [ca. 1906]

N.87.6.52

Black men unloading boxed fish, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.6.53

Black men loading hopper, Charles A. Farrell Collection, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.6.54

Black women cutting fish, Charles A. Farrell Collection, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.6.55

Black man at a canning machine, Charles A. Farrell Collection, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.6.56

Paying for a shrimp catch, Southport, NC, ca. 1939, 1987, [ca. 1939]

N.87.6.57

Three men with nets, Colerain, NC, ca. 1939, 1987, [ca. 1939]

N.87.6.58

Black Man rowing a boat, Edenton, NC, ca. 1939, 1987, [ca. 1939]

N.87.6.59

Building interior, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.60

Unidentified log buildings, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.61

Unidentified building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.62

Men and Women posing for a picture, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.63

Large group of men and women posing for a picture, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.64

Men and women posing for a picture, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.65

Boy Scouts Meeting Room, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.6

Unidentified building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.67

Men and women posing for a picture, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.68

Photo of a gymnasium, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.70

Men constructing a large house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.71

Men constructing a log house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.72

Unidentified brick building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.73

Unidentified men working on street, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.74

Unidentified street scene, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.75

Unidentified building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.76

Unidentified street scene, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.77

Construction of building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [1930s]

N.87.6.78

Dr. Noah Joyner, MD, 1818-1878, of Pitt Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1850-1860]

N.87.6.79

Emily Adelaide Williams Joyner, 1817-1874, of Pitt County, NC, 1987, [ca. 1850-1860]

N.87.6.80

Mary Ann Hill Malone, 1810-1848, of Warren Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1845-1848]

N.87.6.81

Building under construction, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.82

Drainage culvert being placed, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.83

Men laying water or sewer lines, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.84

Unidentified baseball game, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1936, 1987, [ca. 1936]

N.87.6.85

Unidentified Baseball Game, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1936, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.86

Unidentified family with horse, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.87

Unidentified family eating watermelon, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.88

Unidentified log house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.89

Rocky Mount, NC Municipal Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.90

Unidentified House, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.91

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daniel Malone, Orange Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1875-1890]

N.87.6.92

Rocky Mount, NC Municipal Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.93

Unidentified family and house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.94

Charles Daniel Malone, 1845-1927, Warren Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1862-1865]

N.87.6.95

Unidentified field with barns, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.96

NC House of Representatives, 1925, 1987, [1925]

N.87.6.97

Unidentified swamp, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.98

Unidentified laborers, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.99

Unidentified swamp, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.100

Construction of a swimming pool, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.101

Rocky Mount, NC Municipal Airport, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.102

Unidentified house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.103

Unidentified house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.104

Unidentified swimming pool, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.105

Unidentified house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.106

Unidentified house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.107

Unidentified building, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.108

Unidentified house, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.109

Unidentified field workers, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.110

Speech at Rocky Mount Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.111

Unidentified man overseeing field workers, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1937]

N.87.6.112

Speech at Rocky Mount Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.113

Two men standing beside a plane, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.114

Unidentified men at Rocky Mount Municipal Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1935]

N.87.6.115

Speech given at Rocky Mount Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.116

Unidentified man at Rocky Mount Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.117

Unidentifed woman speaker at Rocky Mount Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, ca. 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.118

Horse standing beside fence, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.119

Unidentified field workers, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1937]

N.87.6.120

State Constitution, A Declaration of Rights, 1776, 1987, [1776]

N.87.6.121

Unidentified cannery, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.122

Unidentified field workers, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.123

Unidentified field workers, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.124

Horse beside a fence, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.125

Man speaking before a crowd, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.126

Unidentified people at Rocky Mount Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.127

Crowd scene at Rocky Mount Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.128

Speaker at Rocky Mount Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.129

Rocky Mount Municipal Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.130

Man standing beside road, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.131

Unidentified swimming pool, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.132

Men working beside road, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.133

A house or building, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.134

Man standing beside cornfield, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.135

Man standing beside cornfield, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.136

Family sitting on porch, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.137

Horses, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.138

A boy with horses, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.139

Athletic Stadium, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.140

Athletic Stadium, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.141

Construction site, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.142

Clearing land, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.143

Men clearing land, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.144

Water Tower, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.145

View of a Creek, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.146

Unidentified house, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.147

Field Laborers, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.148

Unidentified house, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.149

Unidentified bridge, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.150

Unidentified bridge, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.151

A Basketball goal and school building, Emergency Relief Administration

N.87.6.152

Food storeroom, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.153

Cannery workers, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.154

Cannery Workers, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.155

Unidentified family on porch, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.156

Rocky Mount Municipal Airport, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.157

Horse beside a fence, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.158

Unidentified field workers, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.159

Man beside cornfield, Emergency Relief Administration, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.6.160

Fayetteville and Western Plank Road Company (Stock Certificate), 1987, [ca. 1849]

N.87.7.1

Fayetteville and Albemarle Plank Road Company (Stock Certificate), 1987, [ca. 1855]

N.87.7.2

National Guard Officers, 1898, 1987, [ca. 1898]

N.87.7.3

Mrs. Sarah Bradly Cheek and infant, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.7.4

Dr. Daniel Beach Bradley, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.7.5

Emelie Royce Bradley, wife of Dr. Daniel Bradley, 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.7.6

First Page of the North Carolina Constitution, 1987, [1776]

N.87.7.7

James Madison (engraving), 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.7.8

Richard Dobbs Spaight, Sr., 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.7.9

Daniel Boone autograph, 1759, 1987, [1759]

N.87.8.1

Daniel McGilvery, 1828-1911, 1987, [ca. 1900]

N.87.8.2

Cornelia McGilvery Harris with the King of Siam, 1927, 1987, [1927]

N.87.8.3

Tempie Alston Jeffreys, 1857-1942, 1987, [ca. 1929]

N.87.8.4

Melver Jackson Hendricks, 1923, 1987, [ca. 1923]

N.87.8.5

Melver Jackson Hendricks, 1923, 1987, [ca. 1923]

N.87.8.6

"Pudding Ridge," Home of Melver Jackson Hendricks, Davie Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1920]

N.87.8.7

Horniblow's Tavern, Edenton, NC, l941, 1987, [ca. 1941]

N.87.8.8

T. A. Wilson, Chairman of Utilities Commission, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.8.9

Governor J. Melville Broughton, 1987, [ca. 1941-1945]

N.87.8.10

Rev. Daniel McGilvery, missionary to Siam and Laos, ca. 1858, 1987, [ca. 1858]

N.87.8.11

Emelie McGilvery Orr, daughter of Rev. Daniel McGilvery, 1987, [ca. 1880-1890]

N.87.8.12

Thomas N. Brafford, NC Commissioner of Banks, 1987, [ca. 1978]

N.87.8.13

Frank L. Harrelson, NC Commissioner of Banks, 1966-1976, 1987, [ca. 1966-1976]

N.87.8.14

Ben R. Roberts, NC Commissioner of Banks, 1957-1963, 1987, [ca. 1957-1963]

N.87.8.15

Constitution of North Carolina, 1868, 1987, [ca. 1868]

N.87.9.1

John R. Tropman, Commissioner of Banks, 1976-1978, 1987, [ca. 1976-1978]

N.87.9.2

William T. Graham, Commissioner of Banks, 1987, 1987, [1987]

N.87.9.3

F. Shelby Cullom, Commissioner of Banks, 1963-1966, 1987, [ca. 1963-1966]

N.87.9.4

Col. Henry E. Kendall, Employment Security Commission, 1946-1973, 1987, [ca. 1940s]

N.87.9.5

Employment Security Commission Staff, 1949, 1987, [ca. 1949]

N.87.9.6

Employment Security Commission, 1951, 1987, [ca. 1951]

N.87.9.7

Employment Security Commission, 1961, 1987, [ca. 1961]

N.87.9.8

Employment Security Commission Staff, n.d., 1987, [n.d.]

N.87.9.9

Employment Security Commission Meeting, 1952, 1987, [1952]

N.87.9.10

Employment Security Commission, 1953, 1987, [ca. 1953]

N.87.9.11

Mr. James S. Currie, NC Commissioner of Banks, 1978-1987, 1987, [ca. 1978-1987]

N.87.9.12

State Constitution of 1868, 1987, [1868]

N.87.10.1

Duncan Johnson and Catherine Livingston Johnson, 1987, [ca. 1850s]

N.87.10.2

Advertisement for the capture of Harriet Jacobs, June 30, 1835, 1987, [1835]

N.87.10.3

Workers Picking Cotton, 1987, [1918]

N.87.10.4

Planting Tobacco, Farrington, NC, 1987, [1940]

N.87.10.5

Topping and suckering tobacco, Granville Co., NC, 1939, 1987, [1939]

N.87.10.6

Harvesting cotton near Spring Hope, NC, 1984, 1987, [1984]

N.87.10.7

Priming tobacco, Davidson Co., NC, 1927, 1987, [1927]

N.87.10.8

B. C. Corbett and son, Orange Co., NC, 1939, 1987, [1939]

N.87.10.9

Grading and Stripping Tobacco, Stem, NC, 1930s, 1987, [ca. 1930s]

N.87.10.10

Tobacco workers, 1983, 1987, [1983]

N.87.10.11

W. Kerr Scott, Governor of North Carolina, 1949-1953, 1987, [ca. 1949]

N.87.10.12

Daniel Matthewson Smith and Eliza Crute Smith, Mecklenburg, VA, ca. l875, 1987, [ca. 1875]

N.87.10.13

Elliot Coves, 1842-1899, ornithologist, 1987, [ca. 1890s]

N.87.10.14

Whaling Scene from "Harper's Monthly," 1856 [Engraving], 1987, [ca. 1856]

N.87.10.15

Josephus Willis, Sr., 1830-1881, of Carteret County, NC, 1987, [ca. 1870s]

N.87.10.16

Campaign Poster entitled "White People Wake Up", 1987, [1950]

N.87.11.1

Robert R. Reynolds, 1950, 1987, [1950]

N.87.11.2

State Capitol, 1888 (Map), 1987, [ca. 1888]

N.87.11.3

Map of Shaffer's Outline of the City of Raleigh, 1888, 1987, [1888]

N.87.11.4

Map of the City of Raleigh, 1939, 1987, [1939]

N.87.11.5

Holly Spring Institute, early 1900s, 1987, [ca. 1900-1920]

N.87.12.1

Mt. Pleasant School, First Grade Class, l916, 1987, [1916]

N.87.12.2

Mt. Pleasant, Nash County, NC, 1987, [ca. 1900]

N.87.12.3

Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church, early 1900s, 1987, [ca. 1900-1920]

N.87.12.4

Mt. Pleasant School, Nash County, NC, 1987, [ca. 1900-1920]

N.87.12.5

Mt. Pleasant Boarding School Dormitory, Nash Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1900-1920]

N.87.12.6

Mt. Pleasant Boarding School Dormitory, Nash County, NC, 1987, [ca. 1900-1920]

N.87.12.7

John P. Leach, 1846-1914, of Warren Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1900]

N.87.12.8

Forsyth County Courthouse, 1897 (Letterhead), 1987, [ca. 1897]

N.87.12.9

Horner Military School, Oxford, NC, ca. 1910, 1987, [ca. 1910]

N.87.12.10

Quincy Kellog Nimocks, Sr., 1867-1940, of Cumberland Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1910]

N.87.12.11

Henry Lily Cook, 1864-1941, of Cumberland Co., NC, 1987, [ca. 1890-1900]

N.87.12.12

Unidentified soldier, Third NC Regiment, 1987, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.87.12.14

Margaret Duncan (Starr) Williams and her son, Johnny Williams, ca. 1850, 1987, [ca. 1850]

N.87.12.15

Unidentified House, ca. 1930's, 1992, [c. 1930s]

N.87.6.160A

18. Negatives Received in 1988

Arrangement:

Chronological and numerical

"Red Shirt" rally at James Sanitarium, Laurinburg, NC, l898, 1988, [1898]

N.88.1.1

"Red Shirt" parade, Laurinburg, NC, 1898, 1988, [1898]

N.88.1.2

Crowd at polling place, Laurinburg, NC, 1898, 1988, [1898]

N.88.1.3

Blount House, Maxton, NC, 1988, [1880-1900]

N.88.1.4

Site of "Casso's Inn", ca. 1920, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.1.5

Federal Census, Wake Co., 1860, 1988, [1860]

N.88.2.1

Federal Census Slave Schedule, Wake Co., 1860, 1988, [1860]

N.88.2.2

Black Union Soldier guarding artillery, ca. 1864, 1988, [ca. 1864]

N.88.2.3

George Elliot, member of the 1788 Constitutional Convention, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.2.4

General James B. Gordon, 1822-1864, 1988, [ca. 1861-64]

N.88.2.5

Seaboard Roundhouse, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1880, 1988, [ca. 1880]

N.88.2.6

St. Augustine's College, ca. 1880, 1988, [ca. 1880]

N.88.2.7

"Coonering", Wilmington, NC, 1988, [1905]

N.88.3.1

William M. Lee, 1847-1917, Senator, 1990, [ca. 1909]

N.88.3.2

Randolph County Courthouse, Asheboro, NC, 1988, [ca. 1920s]

N.88.4.1

George W. Mordecai, Jr. of California, 1988, [ca. 1870s]

N.88.4.2

George W. Mordecai of California, 1988, [1873]

N.88.4.3

National Good Roads Convention, Charlotte, NC, 1988, [1912]

N.88.4.4

Boone Street, Blowing Rock, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.4.5

Shaffer Map of Raleigh, 1881, 1988, [1881]

N.88.4.6

John C. Breckinridge, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.4.7

Silas Webb, 1812-1892, of Carteret Co., NC, 1988, [ca. 1870]

N.88.4.8

Eliza Ann Creech Webb, 1821-1893, of Carteret Co., NC, 1988, [ca. 1870]

N.88.4.9

Julia Powell of Wilson Co., NC, 1988, [ca. 1880]

N.88.4.10

Harris House, Chapel Hill, NC, 1892, 1988, [1892]

N.88.5.1

Peter Doub, Lumberton, NC, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.5.2

Peter Doub, Lumberton, NC, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.5.3

NC Palmette or Cotton Boll Quilt, 1988, [1975]

N.88.5.4

Josie Bennett with family and friends, 1905, 1988, [ca. 1905]

N.88.5.5

Doub Family and Friends, ca. 1905, 1988, [ca. 1905]

N.88.5.6

Children of John F. McMillan, 1897, 1988, [ca. 1897]

N.88.5.7

John Fairley McMillan, 1853-1925, 1988, [ca. 1890]

N.88.5.8

Robert Hall McMillan, 1855-1890, 1988, [ca. 1890]

N.88.5.9

John Q. and Fannie Elizabeth (McMillan) Edwards and family, 1988, [ca. 1893]

N.88.5.10

Annie Louise (Holliday) McMillan, 1988, [ca. 1890]

N.88.5.11

Mr. and Mrs. John F. McMillan and family, 1988, [ca. 1893]

N.88.5.12

Minnie (Kendler) McMillan, 1988, [ca. 1890]

N.88.5.13

John Fairley McMillan and wife, Loula (Holliday) McMillan, 1988, [ca. 1886]

N.88.5.14

Neill Smith McMillan, 1862-1892, 1988, [ca. 1890]

N.88.5.15

Angus Spurgeon McMillan, 1868-1901, 1988, [ca. 1890]

N.88.5.16

Sarah Catherine McMillan, 1859-1905, 1988, [ca. 1880s]

N.88.5.17

Dugald Gray McMillan, 1894-1976, 1988, [ca. 1917]

N.88.5.18

Warren C. Jackson and wife, Sallie (McMillan) Jackson, 1988, [ca. 1892]

N.88.5.19

Thomas Laurie Jackson, ca. 1900, 1988, [ca. 1900]

N.88.5.20

Children of Warren C. and Sallie (McMillan) Jackson, 1895, 1988, [1895]

N.88.5.21

Daniel Hector McMillan, 1865-1942, and wife Mary (Roach) McMillan, 1988, [1888]

N.88.5.22

Florence May McMillan, 1884-1974, 1988, [ca. 1903]

N.88.5.23

Daniel Hector McMillan, 1865-1942, 1988, [ca. 1888]

N.88.5.24

J. Q. Edwards, Jr., 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.5.25

Children of Warren C. and Sallie (McMillan) Jackson, 1988, [ca. 1899]

N.88.5.26

Archibald S. McMillan, 1763-1867, of Robeson Co., NC, 1988, [ca. 1840-1860]

N.88.5.27

Archibald S. McMillan Family Home, near St. Pauls, NC., 1988, [ca. 1890]

N.88.5.28

Angus S. McMillan, Ella Campbell, and Effie Campbell, 1988, [ca. 1900]

N.88.5.29

Archibald S. McMillan family, 1988, [ca. 1910]

N.88.5.30

Frederick North, Earl of Guildford, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.5.31

Robert Bertie, Earl of Lindsey, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.5.32

Algernon Percy, Earl of Northumberland, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.5.33

Spencer Compton, Earl of Northampton, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.5.34

Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.5.35

George Clifford, Earl of Cumberland, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.5.36

James Stuart, Duke of Richmond, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.5.37

Plan of Josiah Collins' Farm at Lake Phelps, 1821, 1988, [1821]

N.88.5.38

Caraleigh Cotton Mills, Raleigh, NC, 1988, [ca. 1900]

N.88.5.39

Whitmel Hill Anthony, II, 1889, 1988, [1889]

N.88.6.1

Josephine Blake Doub Bennett, 1885-1973, 1988, [1906]

N.88.6.2

Sallie Josephine Bryan, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.6.3

Mrs. William Blake Doub, 1988, [ca. 1870s]

N.88.6.4

Laura Ann (Blake) Doub, 1988, [ca. 1850s]

N.88.6.5

Rev. William Blake Doub, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.6.6

Henry L. Cook Home, Fayetteville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1890]

N.88.6.7

Walter Watson, 1836-1918, 1988, [ca. 1890s]

N.88.6.8

Watson Hardware Store, Fayetteville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1885]

N.88.6.9

Watson Hardware Store, Fayetteville, NC, 1991, [1912]

N.88.6.10

Dutch mode of butter churning, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.6.11

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.12

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.13

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.14

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.15

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.16

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.17

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.18

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.19

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.20

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.21

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.22

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop Hallmark, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.23

William Waldo Dodge Silver Shop, Asheville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.6.24

Word H. Wood, NC Banking Commission, 1988, [1931]

N.88.6.25

Governor James G. Martin, 1988

N.88.7.1

Gallatin Roberts, Buncombe County, NC, 1988, [ca. 1890s]

N.88.7.2

Sheriff's meeting at the State Capitol, Raleigh, NC, 1988, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.88.7.3

Agrippa Mitchener, 1823-1860, of Johnston County, NC, 1988, [ca. 1850s]

N.88.7.4

Agrippa Mitchener home, near Smithfield, NC, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.7.5

Richmond T. Long and son, Walter Franklin Long, 1988, [ca. 1857]

N.88.8.1

Richmond T. Long, 1987, [ca. 1880]

N.88.8.2

Mary Ann Long and friend, 1988, [ca. 1860]

N.88.8.3

Governor James B. Hunt, Jr., 1988, [1977-1984]

N.88.8.4

Hickory City Service Gas Station, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.8.5

Painting of Salem, NC, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.8.6

Rabbit Hunting, 1988, [1949]

N.88.8.7

Boat at dock unloading fish, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.8.8

Game Warden's Boat owned by Rupert Parker, 1988, [1927]

N.88.8.9

Goose kill at Ocracoke, NC, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.8.10

Squire Keith of Granville County, NC, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.8.11

W. R. Moore Birthplace, Guilford County, NC, 1988, [ca. 1850-1870]

N.88.8.12

Weldon Railroad Depot and vicinity, 1988, [1957]

N.88.8.13

Weldon Railroad Depot and Vicinity, 1988, [1957]

N.88.8.14

Weldon Railroad Depot and vicinity, 1988, [1957]

N.88.8.15

Weldon Railroad Depot and Vicinity, June 8, 1957, 1988, [1957]

N.88.8.16

Weldon Railroad Depot and Vicinity, 1988, [1957]

N.88.8.17

Weldon Railroad Depot and vicinity, 1988, [1957]

N.88.8.18

Weldon Railroad Depot and Vicinity, 1991, [1957]

N.88.8.19

Weldon Railroad Depot and Vicinity, 1991, [1957]

N.88.8.20

Weldon Railroad and Vicinity, 1991, [1957]

N.88.8.21

Weldon Railroad Depot and Vicinity, 1991, [1957]

N.88.8.22

Weldon Railroad Depot and Vicinity, 1991, [1957]

N.88.8.23

Weldon Railroad Depot and Vicinity, 1991, [1957]

N.88.8.24

Weldon Railroad Depot and Vicinity, 1991, [1957]

N.88.8.25

Weldon Railroad Depot and Vicinity, 1991, [1957]

N.88.8.26

Street dancing in Jamaica on Christmas and New Year's Day, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.8.27

Dancing in San Domingo, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.8.28

Musicians playing native instruments during "John Canoe", 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.8.29

A Christmas mummer celebrating "John Canoe" in Jamaica, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.8.30

Jamaican Woman in Dance Costume, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.8.31

Mumming at Christmas in Kingston, Jamaica, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.8.32

James Iredell Waddell, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.8.33

First National Bank, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930]

N.88.8.34

Dr. John A. Scott of Statesville, NC, 1988, [1903]

N.88.8.35

Merchants and Farmers Bank, Statesville, NC, 1988, [1915]

N.88.8.36

Leonard School of Medicine and Pharmacy, Shaw University, Class of 1912, 1988, [1912]

N.88.9.1

Leonard Hospital, Shaw University, 1988, [ca. 1912]

N.88.9.2

Leonard Hall, Shaw University, 1988, [ca. 1912]

N.88.9.3

Aerial view of Apex, 1988, [ca. 1960]

N.88.9.4

Cary High School, 1988, [ca. 1910]

N.88.9.5

Horse-drawn fire wagon at Raleigh Fire Station, 1988, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.88.9.6

Johnson Tire Company Building, ca. 1920, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.9.7

Unidentified Shop Workers, 1988, [ca. 1900-1910]

N.88.9.8

Johnson Tire Company Building, 1988, [ca. 1930]

N.88.9.9

Bostian Bridge Train Wreck, Iredell Co., NC, 1988, [1891]

N.88.9.10

Bostian Bridge Train Wreck, Iredell Co., NC, 1988, [ca. 1891]

N.88.9.11

Bostian Bridge Train Wreck, Iredell County, NC, 1988, [1891]

N.88.9.12

Bostian Bridge Train Wreck, Iredell County, NC, 1988, [1891]

N.88.9.13

West Broad Street, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1880s]

N.88.9.14

School Children, Statesville, NC, 1988, [1888]

N.88.9.15

Hanging of Wilfred Roseboro, 1903, 1988, [1903]

N.88.9.16

Mulberry Street School, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1905]

N.88.9.17

Hotel Iredell, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1900]

N.88.9.18

Iredell Telephone Company, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.9.19

State Farm Farmers Day, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1910]

N.88.9.20

Parade Float for Iredell Tin Works, 1988, [1915]

N.88.9.21

Mitchell College, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1900s]

N.88.9.22

J. C. Steele Company, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1900s]

N.88.9.23

Fire Truck at Main Fire Station, Statesville, NC, 1988, [1924]

N.88.9.24

Al Watson Band, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.9.25

Tornado Orchestra, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.9.26

Statesville Flour Mill, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1950s]

N.88.9.27

Business District, Statesvillle, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.9.28

Statesville Furniture Company, ca. 1930., 1988, [ca. 1930]

N.88.9.29

First Presbyterian Church, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1935]

N.88.9.30

First Presbyterian Church, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1930s]

N.88.9.31

First Presbyterian Church, Statesville, NC, 1988, [1953]

N.88.9.32

Iredell Blues Militia, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1916]

N.88.9.33

Bunch Furniture Company during fire, Statesville, NC, 1988, [1944]

N.88.9.34

Eagle Five and Dime Store after a fire, Statesville, NC, 1988, [ca. 1942]

N.88.9.35

Map of the Southern Indian District of North America, 1772-1775, 1988, [ca. 1775]

N.88.9.36

A New Map of the Southern District of North America, 1781, 1988, [ca. 1781]

N.88.9.37

Stagville Colored School, 1988, [ca. 1900-1910]

N.88.9.38

Benbow Hotel, Greensboro, NC, 1988, [ca. 1875]

N.88.9.39

Granite Cotton Factory, 1988, [ca. 1873]

N.88.9.40

National Hotel, Raleigh, NC, 1988, [ca. 1875]

N.88.9.41

Gatling Gun, 1988, [ca. 1875]

N.88.9.42

Dr. W. R. Capehart, Avoca, NC, 1988, [1862]

N.88.9.43

Avoca Fishery, Avoca, NC, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.9.44

Fishing boat, 1988, [ca. 1920s]

N.88.9.45

Steam flat "Albemarle" on Salmon Creek, 1988, [ca. 1890]

N.88.9.46

Avoca Fishery, Avoca, NC, 1988, [ca. 1900]

N.88.9.47

Hogsheads in Capehart Fishery, Avoca, NC, 1988, [ca. 1910]

N.88.9.48

Cook House at Avoca Fishery, Avoca, NC, 1988, [ca. 1910]

N.88.9.49

Steam Flat "Albemarle", 1988, [ca. 1910]

N.88.9.50

Avoca Fishery, Avoca, NC, 1988, [ca. 1910]

N.88.9.51

Avoca Fishery, Avoca, NC, 1988, [ca. 1910]

N.88.9.52

Steam flat at Avoca Fishery, Avoca, NC, 1988, [ca. 1910]

N.88.9.53

Romulous Cox, Fifty-second Regiment, NC Troops, 1988, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.88.9.54

James Cradic Miller, Company D, Fifty-fifth Regiment, NC Troops, 1988, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.88.9.55

Silas Dixon, Company D, Fifty-fifth Regiment, NC Troops, 1988, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.88.9.56

President Lyndon Johnson and Governor Terry Sanford, 1988, [1964]

N.88.9.57

Patric Dorsey, Department of Cultural Resources, 1988

N.88.9.58

Governor James G. Martin, 1988, [1985]

N.88.9.59

Lt. Governor Robert Jordan, 1988

N.88.9.60

Jim Graham, Commissioner of Agriculture, 1988

N.88.9.61

Helen Powers, Secretary, NC Department of Revenue, 1988

N.88.9.62

Lacy H. Thornburg, Attorney General, 1988

N.88.9.63

William Cobey, Jr., Deputy Secretary, Department of Transportation, 1988

N.88.9.64

Thad Eure, Secretary of State, 1988

N.88.9.65

James Lofton, Secretary, Department of Administration, 1988

N.88.9.66

Childhood photo of Jim Graham, Commissioner of Agriculture, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.9.67

Childhood Photo of Lt. Governor Robert Jordan, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.9.68

Childhood Photo of James Lofton, Secretary, Department of Administration, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.9.69

Childhood Photo of Governor James G. Martin, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.9.70

Childhood Photo of Helen Powers, Secretary, Dept. of Revenue, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.9.71

Childhood Photo of Lacy Thornburg, Attorney General, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.9.72

Childhood Photo of Patric Dorsey, Dept. of Cultural Resources, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.9.73

Childhood Photo of William Cobey, Jr., Dept. of Transportation, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.9.74

Tom Rhoades, Secretary of Natural Resources and Community Development, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.9.75

Childhood Photo of Thad Eure, Secretary of State, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.9.76

Calvary Church, Tarboro, NC, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.10.1

Mill Village, Edgecombe County, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.10.2

Cotton mill interior, Edgecombe County, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.10.3

Shop interior, Edgecombe County, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.10.4

Calvary Church Chapel, Hart Mill, Edgecombe County, 1988, [1923]

N.88.10.5

Pasture and stream with geese near Sparta Bridge, Edgecombe County, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.10.6

Cotton field with black workers, Edgecombe County, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.10.7

Farm scene, Edgecombe County, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.10.8

St. Ignatius Bible Class, Sparta, NC, 1988, [1923]

N.88.10.9

Group of men at church, Edgecombe County, 1988, [ca. 1920]

N.88.10.10

McNair's Drug Store, Tarboro, NC, 1988, [ca. 1900s]

N.88.10.11

Tarboro Electric Plant, 1988, [1900]

N.88.10.12

Desk in First Bank of Tarboro, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.10.13

Tarboro Volunteer Fire Company, 1988, [ca. 1930]

N.88.10.14

William E. Fountain of Tarboro, NC, 1988, [ca. 1890s]

N.88.10.5

Calvary Church Rectory, Tarboro, NC, 1988, [1924]

N.88.10.16

New Hill Railroad Depot, Wake County, 1988, [ca. 1900]

N.88.10.17

Turpentine Distillery, New Hill, Wake County, 1988, [ca. 1900]

N.88.10.18

James Mitchiner, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.11.1

United States Constitution as ratified by the State of North Carolina, November 21, 1789, 1988, [1789]

N.88.11.2

James Iredell, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.11.3

Sesquicentennial Pageant of the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, 1988, [1931]

N.88.11.4

D.A.R. Parade, Gastonia, NC, 1988, [1927]

N.88.11.5

Lightner Funeral Home, Raleigh, NC, 1988

N.88.12.1

Lightner Building under construction, Hargett Street, Raleigh, NC, 1988, [ca. 1900]

N.88.12.2

Bishop Henry B. Delany, 1858-1928, and family, 1988, [ca. 1900]

N.88.12.3

Frank and Daphne Lightner and family, Winsboro, South Carolina, 1988, [ca. 1896]

N.88.12.4

Children and grandchildren of Thomas Williams, Raleigh, NC, 1988, [ca. 1900s]

N.88.12.5

Daguerreotype of an unidentified man, 1988, [ca. 1850s]

N.88.12.6

Daguerreotype of an unidentified woman, 1988, [ca. 1850s]

N.88.12.7

Isaiah Markham of Durham, NC, 1988, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.88.12.8

Joseph Jonathan Davis, Franklin County, NC, 1988, [n.d.]

N.88.12.9

19. Negatives Received in 1989

Arrangement:

Chronological and numerical

Inglis Fletcher, Mrs. Sydney McMullan, and Mrs. Junius W. Davis at a Party Near Edenton, 1989, [1940]

N.89.1.1

Society of American Archivists Banquet, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D. C., June 18, 1937, 1989, [1937]

N.89.1.2

Onslow Hall Boathouse and Dock, Onslow Hall, New River, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.3-5

Scenes of the Surroundings of Onslow Hall and of the McIntyre Family, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.6-8

Hog Butchering at Onslow Hall, New River, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.9-11

Scenes Around Onslow Hall, New River, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.12-14

Dairy Cows at Onslow Hall, McIntyre Family Members and possibly Business Associates, and "Delmonico's" Restaurant, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.15-17

Onslow Hall and New River Scenes, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.18-20

Onslow Hall and New River Scenes, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.21-23

Thomas McIntyre, other members of the McIntyre Family, and possibly some of their Business Associates at Onslow Hall, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.24-26

Scenes of Activities Around Onslow Hall, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.27-29

Morton's Mill, Haw River vicinity, New River Scenes, and a Paddle Boat, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.30-32

Morton's Mill, Haw River vicinity, the New River, and Employees of Thomas McIntyre, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.33-35

Buggy in front of Onslow Hall, Members of the McIntyre Family, and a Mock Hunt Scene, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.36-38

Onslow Hall and Members of the McIntyre Family, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.39-40

Unidentified Log House with Mud and Stick Chimney in Onslow County, and Two men Boxing at Onslow Hall, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.41-43

East Main Street, Cherryville, during the Shriners' Convention, June 20, 1923, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.44

Cherryville School, known as the "Academy", Cherryville, 1989, [ca. 1914]

N.89.1.45

Home of Charles O. Beers, known as "The Oaks", Flemington, 1989, [1894]

N.89.1.46

Railroad Depot, Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.47

Sloan Store, Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.1.48

Train Arrival, Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1910]

N.89.1.49

Black Man in a Cart pulled by a Bull, Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.50

Hotel, Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [ca. 1915]

N.89.1.51

Pleasure Boat named the "Bohemian Girl" on Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.52

A. C. Kenly House, Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1969]

N.89.1.53

Road Through McRae Woods, known as Route 214, Columbus County, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.1.54

Dr. J. R. Thompson House, Columbus County, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.1.55

Waccamaw Club, later known as the Waggaman Hotel, 1989, [ca. 1915]

N.89.1.56

Waccamaw Club, later known as the Waggaman Hotel, 1989, [ca. 1915]

N.89.1.57

Waccamaw Club Grounds, later known as the Waggaman Hotel, 1989, [ca. 1915]

N.89.1.58

Waccamaw Club, later known as the Waggaman Hotel, Lake Shore, 1989, [1918]

N.89.1.59

Lake Waccamaw, frozen over, 1989, [1918]

N.89.1.60

Foot Bridge Over Creek, Lake Waccamaw vicinity, 1989, [1917]

N.89.1.61

Lake Waccamaw Shore, 1989, [ca. 1930]

N.89.1.62

Baptism Ceremony in Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.63

Baptism Ceremony in Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.64

Baptism Ceremony in Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.65

Wilmington, New Bern and East Carolina Railroad, and Scenes of Onslow Hall, Onslow County, 1989, [1890-1899]

N.89.1.66-70

Professor Jacob's School at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.71

Boathouses on Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1910-1920]

N.89.1.72

Lake Waccamaw Pier, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.1.73

Lake Waccamaw Pier, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.1.74

Lake Waccamaw Pier and Pumphouse, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.1.75

Lake Waccamaw Pier and Pumphouse, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.1.76

Cedar Shingles Being Off Loaded at the Lake Waccamaw Pier, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.1.77

Cedar Shingles Being Off Loaded at Lake Waccamaw Pier, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.1.78

Cedar Shingles Loaded on a Horse Drawn Cart Near Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.1.79

Snow Scene at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1918]

N.89.1.80

YMCA Boys' Camp at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1910-1925]

N.89.1.81

YMCA Boys' Camp at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1910-1925]

N.89.1.82

YMCA Boys' Camp at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1910-1925]

N.89.1.83

YMCA Boys' Camp at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1910-1925]

N.89.1.84

Fourth of July Celebration at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.85

Fourth of July Celebration at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.86

Fourth of July Celebration at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.87

Fourth of July Celebration at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.88

Pier and Pavillion at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.89

Fourth of July Celebration at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.90

Fourth of July Celebration at Lake Waccamaw, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.1.91

Flemington Hall, Home of Francis B. Gault, Columbus County, 1989, [1924-1925]

N.89.1.92

Flemington Hall, Home of Francis B. Gault, Columbus County, 1989, [1924-1925]

N.89.1.93

Grounds of Flemington Hall, Home of Francis B. Gault, 1989, [1924-1925]

N.89.1.94

Grounds of Flemington Hall, Home of Francis B. Gault, 1989, [1924-1925]

N.89.1.95

Flemington Hall, Home of Francis B. Gault, 1989, [1924-1925]

N.89.1.96

Steam House at Avoca Fishery, 1988, [1890-1900]

N.89.1.97

Men Working (on Battery) at a Fishery, Probably at Avoca, 1988, [1890-1900]

N.89.1.98

Steam Flats Stern to Stern Ready to Put out Seines, Probably in Avoca, 1988, [1890-1900]

N.89.1.99

Drum Used to Winch in the Warps of Herring Seine, 1988, [1890-1900]

N.89.1.100

Black Women Herring Cutters, 1988, [1890-1900]

N.89.1.101

Drum in an Engine House at a Fishery, Probably at Avoca Fishery, 1988, [1890-1900]

N.89.1.102

William R. Capehart and Robert Robbins, 1988, [1890-1900]

N.89.1.103

House, Tryon Palace vicinity, New Bern, 1989, n.d.

N.89.2.1

Daniel Gould Fowle, 1989, [1898]

N.89.2.2

Hauling in a net on the beach, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.3

At a fishery, workers using back boards so fish will not escape, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.4

Fishing: A lieutenant is in the water waiting for the "wetfoot" portion of the toggle line to come out of the water, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.5

Mare and Foal, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.6

White mule at horse windlass, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.7

Black fisherman resting with dog, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.8

Mule at horse windlass, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.9

The Albemarle, a steam flat, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.10

The Albemarle, a steam flat, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.11

The Albemarle, a steam flat, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.12

Skiff in water with William R. Capehart as a boy, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.13

Fishing with nets, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.14

Fishing at Avoca, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.15

Rope tender at the drum of an engine house, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.16

The Albemarle, a steam flat, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.17

The Diamond A, a steam flat of the Avoca Fishery, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.18

Hauling a seine into the beach at Avoca, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.19

The Capeharts at Nags Head, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.20

One of William R. Capehart's daughters in a St. Lawrence sea skiff, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.21

Seine Design, a handwritten document outlining how to build a seine, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.22

A steam engine and one of two engine houses housing drums for winching warps in at Avoca, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.2.23

Lithograph of Greensboro Female College, Main Building, 1989, [ca. 1890]

N.89.2.24

U. S. S. Roper, World War II destroyer, 1989, [1940-1950]

N.89.2.25

Chowan County Courthouse, Edenton, 1989, n.d.

N.89.2.26

Chowan County Courthouse, Edenton, 1989, n.d.

N.89.2.27

Two views of Hamlet, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.2.28

Main Street, Hamlet, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.2.29

Seaboard Airline Hotel, Hamlet, 1989, [ca. 1916]

N.89.2.31

Henry Wallace, 1989, n.d.

N.89.2.34

Lorena Hickock, 1989, n.d.

N.89.2.35

Proclamation on Civil War Deserters by Governor Zebulon Vance, 1989, [1863]

N.89.2.36

In the Pot Mill, a black tobacco factory worker, 1989, [1930-1940]

N.89.2.37

Black tobacco factory workers, "Sorting", 1989, [1930-1940]

N.89.2.38

Black farmers and a mule-drawn hay wagon, 1989, [1935]

N.89.2.39

Black farm family, 1989, [ca. 1935]

N.89.2.40

Sketched map of an execution of Civil War deserters in a camp near Orange Courthouse, Virginia, 1989, [1864]

N.89.2.41

Rockingham Railroad Depot, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.2.42

Hamlet, snow scenes, 1989, [1912]

N.89.2.43-44

Camp Nathanael Greene, Rainbow Springs, 1989, [1934]

N.89.3.1

J. W. Scott and Co., Jobbers, Greensboro, 1989, [1890-1895]

N.89.3.2

Charlotte National Bank, 1989, [ca. 1935]

N.89.3.3

Pomona Terra-Cotta Company, Pomona, 1989, [ca. 1925]

N.89.3.4

Construction of Storm Sewers, Pomona Area, Greensboro, 1989, [1916]

N.89.3.5

Construction of Block Culverts; Car and Construction Machine appear on road above, Greensboro, 1989, [1915]

N.89.3.6

State Banking Commission, July 23, 1986, 1989, [1986]

N.89.3.7

Sylvanus Haughey, Union soldier, Company G, 7th Infantry Iowa Volunteers, 1989, [1860-1865]

N.89.3.8

Composite of the members of the North Carolina Senate, 1911, 1989, [1911]

N.89.3.9

Cape Fear Steam Saw Mill, Wilmington, 1989, [1820]

N.89.3.10

Advertisement for George Bishop's Steam Variety Works, Newbern, 1989, [1857]

N.89.3.11

100 gallon whiskey still, Hamlet, 1989, [1909]

N.89.3.12

Klansmen in robes, Hamlet vicinity, 1989, [ca. 1915]

N.89.3.13

Train Wreck, Hamlet, 1989, [1911]

N.89.3.14

Panorama view of part of Hamlet showing the Marchant House, Baptist Church, and Seaboard Hotel Annex, 1989, [ca. 1916]

N.89.3.15

Blewett Falls Dam Construction Site, Pee Dee River vicinity, between Richmond and Anson Counties, 1989, [1912]

N.89.3.16

Main Street, Hamlet, 1989, [ca. 1915]

N.89.3.17

A Carnival in Hamlet, 1989, [1907]

N.89.3.18

Hanna Pickett Mill, Rockingham, and Depot Road, Wadesboro, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.3.19

Annual Meeting of the NC Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, 19th Annual, Charlotte, 1989, [1929]

N.89.3.20

Wilson Female Seminary, Main Building, Wilson, 1989, [ca. 1880]

N.89.3.21

Blewett Falls Dam, before and after the first water went over, 1989, [1912]

N.89.3.22-23

B. B. Guion, Confederate Army soldier in uniform, 1989, [1860-1865]

N.89.3.22-A

Major James H. Hill of the Confederate Army in uniform, 1989, [1860-1865]

N.89.3.23-A

Entwistle Mill, Rockingham, 1989, [ca. 1920's]

N.89.3.24

Emanuel Rudisill, 16th North Carolina Regiment, in uniform, 1989, [1860-1865]

N.89.3.24-A

William W. Dodge, Jr., 1989, [ca. 1936]

N.89.3.25

L. J. Walker and H. J. Walker, brothers who served in Co. B, 13th Regiment, 1989, [1861-1887]

N.89.3.25-A

Silver Bowl made by William Waldo Dodge, Jr., Asheville, 1989

N.89.3.26

Captain John W. Ferrell in uniform, 1989, [1879]

N.89.3.26-A

Silver Tea Service by William Waldo Dodge, Jr., 1989, [ca. 1930]

N.89.3.27

Unidentified Confederate Officer in uniform, 1989, [1860-1865]

N.89.3.27-A

The Funeral of Worth Bagley, 1898, 1989, [1898]

N.89.3.28

Colonel Charles Tew of the Second Regiment, in uniform, 1989, [1860-1865]

N.89.3.28-A

Memorial Hall, UNC, Chapel Hill, 1989, [ca. 1900]

N.89.3.29

Newton A. Branch, 1989, [1860-1865]

N.89.3.29-A

Parade reviewing platform, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, 1919, 1989, [1919]

N.89.3.30

James Waddell, 1989, [1860-1865]

N.89.3.30-A

Durham County Exhibit at the NC State Fair, Raleigh, 1884, 1989, [1884]

N.89.3.31

Unidentified Civil War Soldier in (Confederate?) uniform, 1989, [1860-1865]

N.89.3.31-A

Two composite postcards showing scenes of Hamlet, ca 1910, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.3.32-33

Seaboard Air Line Hotel, Hamlet, and a View from Hamlet Hospital of Hamlet, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.3.34-35

Rockingham Power Company Dam at Blewett Falls, and the Seaboard Air Line Roundhouse, Hamlet, 1989, [1909]

N.89.3.36-37

Blewett Falls Dam and Water Wheel, 1989, n.d.

N.89.3.38-39

Postcard entitled "Caring for the Little Ones in Cotton-Picking Time", and an untitled postcard of a man, a dog, and a black child eating watermelon, 1989, n.d.

N.89.3.40-41

Main Street, Hamlet (Old and New), and "An Opossum Mother with Young in Pouch", 1989, n.d.

N.89.3.42-43

The Power House at Blewett Falls, and "Three Children in Goat-Drawn Wagon, 1989, [1912]

N.89.3.44-45

Two Views of Hamlet: "Winter in the 'Sunny South'", and Main Street, 1989, n.d.

N.89.3.46-47

Two views of Mamlet, 1989, [1914]

N.89.3.48-49

Two views of Hamlet: Railroad Depot and Seaboard Air Line Hotel, and Raleigh Street in snow, 1989, [1910]

N.89.3.50-51

Two postcards: "Horse and Sulky", and "Train '200'", Hamlet, 1989, n.d.

N.89.3.52-53

Two postcards: Raleigh Street and the depot and Seaboard Air Line Hotel, Hamlet, 1989, [1910]

N.89.3.54-55

Two postcards: Group of unidentified people in front of a house, and "Old Cotton Press", 1989, [ca. 1915]

N.89.3.56-57

Two postcards of Deputy Sheriff Reynolds of Hamlet, one taken just after a gunshot wound in the face, one taken after Renolds underwent the Carrel-Dakin Treatment, 1989, n.d.

N.89.3.58-59

Two postcards: Squat Porter and Slim Lawson; Two elderly black men with canes, 1989, [ca. 1915]

N.89.3.60-61

Two postcards: Woman seated with baby and small boy; Rosa Crockett, (Black woman), 1989, [ca. 1919]

N.89.3.62-63

Two postcards of twin boys, 1989, [ca. 1915]

N.89.3.64-65

Two postcards of children, 1989, [ca. 1915]

N.89.3.66-67

Postcard dipicting Seaboard Air Line Depot Store/Newstand, Hamlet, 1989, [1920]

N.89.3.68

Morris House, Providence Vicinity, 1988

N.89.3.339-348

David H. Stephenson and his wife Louisa Speight Stephenson, 1989, [1845-1860]

N.89.4.1

30th Division Infantry, World War II, in Domfront, Normandy, France, 1989, [1944]

N.89.4.2

30th Division Infantry, World War II, Bult area, France, 1989, [1944]

N.89.4.3

30th Division Infantry, World War II, Truck Convoy, Ribeauville, France, 1989, [1945]

N.89.4.4

30th Division Infantry, World War II, Argeteau, Belgium, 1989, [1944]

N.89.4.5

Seaboard Air Line Engine "343" with (L-R) Cave Freman, Master Mechanic; H. L. Barrette, Engineer; and Earl Knight, Fireman, 1989, [1920-1930]

N.89.4.6

Train Derailment, Hamlet, 1989, [1921]

N.89.4.7

Seaboard Air Line Hotel Annex, Hamlet, 1989, [1920-1930]

N.89.4.8

"Everybody Goes to Monroe on the 4th", Downtown Monroe, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.9

Train Wreck near Bostic, 1989, [1911]

N.89.4.10

Boy Scout Troop, Hamlet, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.11

Central Hotel and Bus, Hamlet, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.12

Circus Day, Hamlet, 1989, [1913]

N.89.4.13

"The Head of the Parade", July 4th in Monroe, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.14

Power House, Blewett Falls, 1989, [1911]

N.89.4.15

"A Holiday Crowd", probably July 4th, Monroe, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.16

Old Automobile, two boys and a man, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.4.17

Parade, Main Street, Hamlet, 1989, [1923]

N.89.4.18

"Through Open Draw at Wilmington", a train wreck, 1989, [1914]

N.89.4.19

Steels Mill, Rockingham, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.20

Trial of Lewis West and Ed Stallings, alias "Stetson", Wilson County Courthouse, March 1911, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.21

Train Wreck near Bostic, 1989, [1911]

N.89.4.22

Unidentified engine derailment, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.23

Circus Day, Rockingham, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.24

"Two New Hinson Blocks", Rockingham, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.25

"Florida Limited Wreck", a train wreck in Franklinton, 1989, [1916]

N.89.4.26

Hamlet Football Team, 1914, 1989, [1914]

N.89.4.27

Seaboard Air Line Engine #535 and crew, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.28

"Winter", Fifth Avenue, Rockingham, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.29

Street Scene of Rockingham, 1989, n.d.

N.89.4.30

Trinity College Graduating Class of 1916, 1989, [1916]

N.89.4.31

Trinity College Library, 1916, 1989, [1916]

N.89.4.32

Pi Kappa Phi, Mu Chapter, Trinity College, 1989, [1916]

N.89.4.33

Chief Dunlap and Lewis West Postcard,

N.89.5.1

McDonald Family, Hamlet, 1989, [1911]

N.89.5.2

Baseball Players, Hamlet, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.5.3

First Annual Convention of Pepsi Cola Bottlers, New Bern, 1989, [1910]

N.89.5.4

Governor Melville Broughton and his daughter Alice christen Eastern Airlines first Raleigh round trip flight from Washington, D. C. to Raleigh, The Raleigh Flyer, 1989, [1942]

N.89.5.5

William Jennings Bryan, 1989, [ca. 1900]

N.89.5.6

President Lyndon B. Johnson at Fort Bragg awarding medals to soldiers of the 101st Airborne, ca. 1965, 1989, [1965]

N.89.5.7

Interior of the Bank of Rocky Mount with teller John R. Bennett, ca. 1910, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.5.8

Interior of the Bank of Rocky Mount, ca. 1910, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.5.9

Lodge at Durant Island, 1989, [1940-1949]

N.89.5.10

Bethabara Moravian Church, Winston-Salem vicinity, 1989, [ca. 1950]

N.89.5.11

John Robert Bennett in Boy Scout Uniform displaying Eagle Badge, 1989, [ca. 1933]

N.89.5.12

Entrance to "Stag Patrol", Boy Scout Camporee, Wilson, 1939, 1989, [1939]

N.89.5.13

Boy Scout Camporee, Greenville, late 1940's, 1989, [1945-1949]

N.89.5.14

Third Page of the Fayetteville Observer, June 6, 1864, 1989, [1864]

N.89.5.15

James Iredell Waddell's synopsis of the Cruise of the Confederate War Steamer Shenandoah, 1989, [1861-1865]

N.89.5.16

Charter for Masonic Lodge #13, Kenansville, 1989, [1852]

N.89.5.17

Bill to change the name of Campbellton to Fayetteville, May 12, 1783, 1989, [1783]

N.89.5.18-19

Houses, North Salem Street, Apex, 1910's, 1989, [1910-1920]

N.89.5.20

Hotel Miller, Southport, ca. 1920, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.5.21

Thomas James Hawley, Confederate Soldier, 1989, [1861-1865]

N.89.5.22

Carolina Charter, First Page, 1663, 1989, [1663]

N.89.5.23

Estey Hall, Shaw University, Raleigh, 1989, [ca. 1878]

N.89.5.24

Estey Female Seminary, now Main Building, Shaw University, 1989, [1878]

N.89.5.25

Blackwell's of Durham Tobacco Advertisement, 1989, [1878]

N.89.5.26

Blackwell's of Durham Tobacco Advertisement, 1989, [1878]

N.89.5.27

Forsyth County Courthouse, 1989, [ca. 1904]

N.89.5.28

Runnymede (Cotton) Mills, Tarboro, 1989, [ca. 1909]

N.89.5.29

Jenkins Brothers Shoe Company, Winston-Salem, 1989, [ca. 1912]

N.89.5.30

Christ Church Rectory, Raleigh, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.5.31

Crews Family House, Oxford, 1986

N.89.5.878-886

Lewis West and a law enforcement escort at Hamlet Railroad Station en route to Central Prison in Raleigh, 1989, [1911]

N.89.6.1

First National Bank, Elizabeth City, 1989, [1911]

N.89.6.1-A

Mary Young House, Wilson: site of the gunfight with the Lewis West Gang, 1989, [1911]

N.89.6.2

Citizens Bank of Elizabeth City, 1989, [1915]

N.89.6.2-A

Lewis West and Ed Stetson, leaders of the Lewis West Gang, 1989, [1911]

N.89.6.3

W. H. Weatherly and Company, Candy Manufacturers, Elizabeth City, 1989, n.d.

N.89.6.3-A

Sheriff Sharp, deputies, and Lewis West gang members at the time of the trial, 1989, [1911]

N.89.6.4

Governor Dan Moore swears in members of the State Banking Commission, 1989, [ca. 1965]

N.89.6.4-A

Wilson County Courthouse with crowd in front at the time of the trial of the Lewis West Gang, 1989, [1911]

N.89.6.5

Jury that tried the case of the Lewis West Gang, 1989, [1911]

N.89.6.6

Mt. Mitchell, 1989, [1920-1929]

N.89.7.1

Mount Mitchell, 1989, [1920-1929]

N.89.7.2

Bennett T. Blake, 1989, [ca. 1835]

N.89.7.3

Wedding photograph of Joseph Blake and his wife, 1989, [ca. 1860]

N.89.7.4

George Washington Rogers and his wife, Ann Bullock Rogers, 1989, [ca. 1870]

N.89.7.5

Company of soldiers in the Spanish-American War, 1989, [ca. 1898]

N.89.7.6

James Cardinal Gibbons, 1989, [1910]

N.89.7.7

William W. Kitchin, Governor of North Carolina, 1911, 1989, [1911]

N.89.7.8

James Cardinal Gibbons as priest, 1989

N.89.7.9

St. Thomas Catholic Church, Wilmington, 1989, [1910]

N.89.7.10

St. Thomas Catholic Church, Wilmington, 1989, [1850-1899]

N.89.7.11

James Cardinal Gibbons as Bishop of Richmond, 1989, n.d.

N.89.7.12

James Cardinal Gibbons as priest, 1989, [1866]

N.89.7.13

New St. Philips (Catholic) Chapel, Statesville, 1989, [1910]

N.89.7.14

Unidentified Home, 1989, [1910]

N.89.7.15

St. Benedicts (Catholic) Church and Rectory, Greensboro, 1989, [1910]

N.89.7.16

St. Leo's (Catholic) Hospital, Greensboro, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.17

Bishop Leo Haid, Vicar Apostolic of North Carolina, 1989, n.d.

N.89.7.18

Belmont Abbey and College, Belmont, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.19

Promulgation of the Papal Bull by Monsignor Falconio erecting the Cathedral Abbey of Belmont, October 18, 1910., 1989, [1910]

N.89.7.20

Sacred Heart Convent, Belmont, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.21

Right Reverend Jubilarian and visiting Prelates, Belmont, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.22

Community at Belmont Abbey, Belmont, 1989, ca. 1910]

N.89.7.23

James Cardinal Gibbons at his Jubilee at Baltimore, with Prelates, 1910, 1989, [1910]

N.89.7.24

New Saint Mary's (Catholic) Church, Wilmington, 1908, 1989, [1908]

N.89.7.25

James Sprunt House, Wilmington, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.26

Panorama of Wilmington, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.27

Post Office, Wilmington, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.28

City Hall, Wilmington, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.29

Port of Wilmington, 1989, [1875]

N.89.7.30

Port of Wilmington, Autumn, 1907, 1989, [1907]

N.89.7.31

Sprunt House Gardens with view of river and sailing ship, Wilmington, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.32

Catholic School Class at Newton Grove, ca. 1900, 1989, [ca. 1900]

N.89.7.33

Saint Mark's (Catholic) Church, Newton Grove, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.34

Catholic School Class at Newton Grove, ca. 1900, 1989, [ca. 1900]

N.89.7.35

Confederate Monument, Salisbury, ca. 1910, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.36

Sacred Heart Church and Rectory, Salisbury, ca. 1910, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.37

Sacred Heart Parochial School, Salisbury, ca. 1910, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.38

Unidentified Catholic Church, ca. 1910, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.39

Saint Lawrence (Catholic) Church, Asheville, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.40

Saint Lawrence (Catholic) Church, Asheville, ca. 1910, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.7.41

Julius E. Lee Homeplace, Sampson County, 1989, [1900-1920]

N.89.8.1

Secretary Patric Dorsey and Samm-Art Williams, 1989, [1987]

N.89.8.2

Field Trials of Sporting Dogs at High Point, ca. 1887, 1989, [ca. 1887]

N.89.8.3

Procession Passing Down Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, 1989, [1879]

N.89.8.4

Week of Sport in Central North Carolina, ca. 1891, 1989, [ca. 1891]

N.89.8.5

Scenes from the first Grand Fair of the North Carolina (Colored) Industrial Association, Raleigh, November 17-20, 1879., 1989, [1879]

N.89.8.6

Cover photo of the publication, "Are We Losing Our Past? Records Preservation in the North Carolina State Archives," by David Olson, 1989

N.89.8.7

Ben Cosby, Baseball Player for the Raliegh Athletic Club, 1989, [ca. 1900]

N.89.8.8

"A Native," from Harper's New Monthly Magazine, XIV (March, 1857), p. 414, 1989, [1857]

N.89.8.9

"Trimming," from Harper's New Monthly Magazine, XIV (May, 1857), p. 754, 1989, [1857]

N.89.8.10

James McPherson Templeton, Jr., 1989, [1920-1950]

N.89.8.11

Masonic Lodge #262 Charter, 1867, 1989, [1867]

N.89.8.12

Overseer on horseback watching slaves work, 1989, [1863]

N.89.8.13

Tasker Polk, nephew of President James K. Polk, 1989, [ca. 1915]

N.89.8.14

Caroline Holloway Keith, 1989, [ca. 1880]

N.89.8.15

Main Street, (Chatham Street), Cary, 1989, [1928]

N.89.8.12-A

The Lost Colony of Roanoke Island, 1989, n.d.

N.89.9.1

The Introduction of African Slavery, 1989, n.d.

N.89.9.2

John Archdale, A Good and Wise Ruler, 1989, n.d.

N.89.9.3

Governor Thomas Miller in Carolina Prison, 1989, n.d.

N.89.9.4

Friendly Indian Reporting Indian Uprising, Carolina, 1989, n.d.

N.89.9.5

Officials of the UNC School of Public Health, ca. 1953, 1989, [1950-1955]

N.89.10.1

Administration Building and rear of Girls' Dormitory, Brevard Institute, 1989, [ca. 1920]

N.89.9.6

Beattie Feathers, Dr. Lenox D. Baker, Charles "Choo Choo" Justice, Dan Hill, Jr., Wallace W. Wade, George McAfee, and Clarence "Ace" Parker, 1989, n.d.

N.89.9.7

Ambrotype of two Civil War soldiers, Henry Edgerton and Eaton Johnston, 1989, [1860-1865]

N.89.9.8

Daguerreotype of Gov. E. B. Dudley, 1989, n.d.

N.89.9.9

Daguerreotype of Sarah Worth, 1989, n.d.

N.89.9.10

Dagerreotype of Christopher Dudley, son of E. B. Dudley, and sisters, 1989, n.d.

N.89.9.11

UNC School of Public Health Insect and Rodent Control Method Demonstration, 1989, [1950-1955]

N.89.10.2

UNC School of Public Health Demonstration in Insect and Rodent Control Methods, 1989, [1950-1955]

N.89.10.3

Millie-Christine, "Siamese Twins" from Columbus County, late 1900's, 1989, [1880-1900]

N.89.10.4

John W. Cunningham, 1989, [1820-1889]

N.89.10.5

Pompey Hunter House, between Apex and Friendship, 1989, [1890-1900]

N.89.10.25

Class and teachers of the Olive Chapel Community School, Apex vicinity, 1988, [1900]

N.89.10.26

Bright-cut engraved silver spoons, 1989, n.d.

N.89.10.27-41

Privy, ca. 1910, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.11.1

Wake County boy, age 16, showing weight gain after one treatment for hookworm, 1989, [ca. 1910]

N.89.11.2

USS North Carolina, 1908, 1989, [1908]

N.89.11.3

John Robert Bennett, mayor of Rocky Mount, 1989, [ca. 1947]

N.89.11.4

House with young boy, Bath, 1989, [ca. 1930's]

N.89.11.5

Wilburn Alexander Campbell, 1989, [1841, 1880, 1913]

N.89.11.6

Grand Ole Opry, 1989, [ca. 1950]

N.89.12.1

Copy of the original print of colored troops under General Wild liberating slaves in North Carolina, 1989, [1864]

N.89.12.2

NC State Capitol Building Plans (only three different views), 1989, [1951-1969]

N.89.12.5-7

Windmill, Morehead or Beaufort, 1989, n.d.

N.89.12.8

Postcard of the Beverly Apartments, Watts Street, Durham, 1930's, 1989, [ca. 1930's]

N.89.12.9

Brick Reformed Church (Quaker), Whitsett, 1931, 1989, [1931]

N.89.12.10

Brick Reformed Church (Quaker), Whitsett, 1931, 1989, [1931]

N.89.12.11

Automobiles parked along the road leading to the Brick Reformed Church (Quaker), Whitsett, 1931, 1989, [1931]

N.89.12.12

Secession women smuggling goods for the Confederacy, 1989, [1860-1883]

N.89.12.13

20. Negatives Received in 1990

Arrangement:

Chronological and numerical

View of beach cottages, Nags Head, ca. 1910 (Postcard), 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.2.1

Views of Tourists, Beach Cottagess, Piers, Nags Head, NC ca. 1910 (postcard), 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.2.2

NC Board of Health, Rural Sanitation, Union Co., NC, typhoid vaccinations, 1916, 1990, [1916]

N.90.2.3

NC Board of Health, Rural Sanitation, Union Co., NC, 1916, Jim Worfield, 1990, [1916]

N.90.2.4

NC Board of Heath, Baby Week Exhibit, Cliffside, Rutherford Co., NC, April, 1916, 1990, [1916]

N.90.2.5

NC Board of Health, Baby Week Exhibit, Cliffside, Rutherford Co., NC, April, 1916, 1990, [1916]

N.90.2.6

NC Board of Health, Baby Week Exhibit, Cliffside, Rutherford Co., NC, April, 1916, 1990, [1916]

N.90.2.7

NC Board of Health, Baby Week Exhibit, Cliffside, Rutherford Co., NC, April, 1916, 1990, [1916]

N.90.2.8

NC Board of Health, Baby Week Exhibit, Cliffside, Rutherford Co., NC, April 1916, 1990, [1916]

N.90.2.9

NC Board of Health, Baby Week Exhibit, Cliffside, Rutherford Co., NC, April 1916, 1990, [1916]

N.90.2.10

NC Board of Health, Baby Week Exhibit, Cliffside, Rutherford Co., NC, April 1916, 1990, [1916]

N.90.2.11

Collins Grove School at Holleman's Crossroads, Wake Co., NC, July 29, 1916., 1990, [1916]

N.90.2.12

Home of Dr. Benjamin Wise Burt, Holleman's Crossroads, Wake Co., NC, early 1900s, 1990, [1900-1920]

N.90.2.13

Dr. Benjamin Wise Burt and family, Holleman's Crossroads, Wake Co., NC, early 1900s., 1990, [1900-1920]

N.90.2.14

Zebulon Vance Judd in graduation robe, UNC-CH, ca. 1903, 1990, [ca. 1903]

N.90.2.15

Dr. Alfred Augustin Watson, first Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of East Carolina, and his wife, 1990, [ca. 1884-1900]

N.90.2.16

Dr. Alfred Augustin Watson, 1818-1905, first Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina, 1990, [ca. 1884-1900]

N.90.2.17

John Wright Stanly, 1742-1789, from "Profile of a Patriot" by Mary Stanley Hessel, 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.2.18

Ann Cogdell Stanly, 1753-1789, wife of John Wright Stanly, from "Profile of a Patriot" by Mary Stanley Hessel, 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.2.19

Layout of pews and names of purchasers, First Presbyterian Church, New Bern, NC, 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.2.20

Scott Family home, Green Level, Wake County, NC, 1885, 1990, [1885]

N.90.2.21

Green Henderson Baucom, 1839-1902, of Wake County, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1902]

N.90.2.22

Lafayett Hotel, Fayetteville, NC, from McRae's Map of Fayetteville, 1825, 1990, [1825]

N.90.2.23

Auburn House, Chowan County, NC, May 1966, 1990, [1966]

N.90.2.24

View of Seaboard Air Line Engine No. 66 approaching Terminal Hotel, Hamlet, NC, ca. 1911 (postcard), 1990, [ca. 1911]

N.90.2.25

Beverly Apartments, Durham, NC (postcard), 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.3.1

Appointment of Thomas Benbury as Inspector of the port of Edenton, NC by George Washington, 1791 (document), 1990, [1791]

N.90.3.2

Auburn House, Edenton, NC, May 1966, 1990, [1966]

N.90.3.3

Auburn House, Edenton, NC, May 1966, 1990, [1966]

N.90.3.4

Auburn House, Edenton, NC, May 1966, 1990, [1966]

N.90.3.5

Auburn House, Edenton, NC, May 1966, 1990, [1966]

N.90.3.6

Auburn House, Edenton, Chowan Co., NC, May 1966, 1990, [1966]

N.90.3.7

Auburn House, Edenton, Chowan Co., NC, May 1966, 1990, [1966]

N.90.3.8

Auburn House, Edenton, Chowan Co., NC, May 1966, 1990, [1966]

N.90.3.9

1699 Land Grant to John Wyche (document), 1990, [1699]

N.90.3.10

Family Group, Mrs. Josiah Pou Bailey, Mrs. James H. Pou, and Mrs. Betsy Primm, ca. 1944, 1990, [ca. 1944]

N.90.4.1

Stock Car Drivers, Guilford Co., NC, ca. 1950s, 1990, [ca. 1950-1960]

N.90.4.2

Durham County Exhibit, NC State Fair, Raleigh, NC, 1884, 1990, [1884]

N.90.4.3

Augustus W. Graham, 1849-1936, 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.4.3A

Joseph Graham, M.D., 1837-, 1990, [ca. 1892]

N.90.4.4

Letter to William A. Graham, Jan. 5, 1874 (from P.C. 61.9), 1990, [1874]

N.90.4.5

William A. Graham and the Peabody Educational Fund, 1867, 1990, [1867]

N.90.4.6

Captain Thomas R. Youngblood, Company C, 50th Regiment, NCST, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.4.7

Large punch ladle which belonged to Elizabeth Temperence Price Jones (Bernard Dupuy, Raleigh, NC), 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.4.8

Letter of William A. Graham, March 2, 1874 (from PC 61.9), 1990, [1874]

N.90.4.9

Train collision, Hamlet, NC, July 27, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.4.10

Train collision, Hamlet, NC, July 27, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.4.11

Train Collision, Hamlet, NC, July 27, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.4.12

Train Collision, Hamlet, NC, July 27, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.4.13

Train Collision, Hamlet, NC, July 27, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.4.14

Train Collision, Hamlet, NC, July 27, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.4.15

Train Collision, Hamlet, NC, July 27, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.4.16

Train Collision, Hamlet, NC, July 27, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.4.17

Train Collision, Hamlet, NC, July 27, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.4.18

Millis Family, High Point, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1920]

N.90.5.1

Josephus Willis, a whaler, Shackleford Banks, NC, 1990, [ca. 1874-1900]

N.90.5.2

William H. Williamson, from Ashe's "Biographical History", 1990, [ca. 1908]

N.90.5.3

Mary Hilliard Hinton, from Ashe's "Biographical History", 1990, [ca. 1917]

N.90.5.4

William Alexander Hammond, from "Dictionary of American Portraits", 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.5.5

Map of Labrador and New Britain, from "Pictorial History of the American Revolution", 1990, ca. 1775-1781]

N.90.5.6

Views of the Panama Canal Zone, 1935, 1990, [1935]

N.90.5.7

Panama Canal Zone, 1935, 1990, [1935]

N.90.5.8

Views of the Panama Canal, 1935., 1990, [1935]

N.90.5.9

View of the Panama Canal, 1935, 1990, [1935]

N.90.5.11

Views of the Panama Canal, 1935, 1990, [1935]

N.90.5.11

View of a U.S. Navy zeppelin, 1928, 1990, [1935]

N.90.5.12

Views of the Panama Canal, 1935 (Roosevelt), 1990, [1935]

N.90.5.13

Views of the Panama Canal, 1935, 1990, [1935]

N.90.5.14

Archibald Smith McMillan, 1793-1867, 1990, [ca. 1860-1867]

N.90.5.15

A. S. McMillan family, Robeson Co., NC, ca. 1910, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.5.16

View of the Transylvania Lodge, Brevard, NC, ca. 1903 (Letterhead), 1990, [ca. 1903]

N.90.5.17

Views of two restaurants named "Texas Hot Weiners," Charlotte, NC, 1923, 1990, [1923]

N.90.5.18, 19

Views of a Railroad Construction Site, Davidson Co., NC, ca. 1912, 1990, [ca. 1912]

N.90.5.20, 21

Engraving of the Anson County Courthouse, 1941 (letterhead), 1990, [1941]

N.90.5.22

Engraving of Guilford County Courthouse, 1929 (Letterhead), 1990, [1929]

N.90.5.23

Engraving of Forsyth County Courthouse, 1904 (letterhead), 1990, [1904]

N.90.5.24

Engraving of a Three Wheel Carriage, ca. 1870 (letterhead), 1990, [ca. 1870]

N.90.5.25

Engraving of an early horse-drawn fire engine, ca. 1870, 1990, [ca. 1870]

N.90.5.26

Murphey School, Second Grade Class, Raleigh, NC, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.5.27

Broadside of Chang and Eng Bunker, the Siamese Twins, Boston, ca. 1830s, 1990, [ca. 1830s]

N.90.6.1

Engraving of the Siamese Twins, ca. 1831, 1990, [ca. 1831]

N.90.6.2

Charlie Orton, of Mount Olive, NC, 1990, [ca. 1890-1910]

N.90.6.3

Charlie Orton and family, Mount Olive, NC, 1990, [ca. 1890-1910]

N.90.6.4

Charlie Orton Home, Mount Olive, NC, 1990, [ca. 1890-1910]

N.90.6.5

William C. Hart, Company E, 15th Regiment, N.C.S.T., ca. 1861-1865, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.6.6

Marcillus C. Holmes, of Franklin Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1900-1910]

N.90.6.7

Graduating Class of St. Mary's College, 1898, 1990, [1898]

N.90.6.8

Whitfield Tart, Sr. and grandson Pennington West with buggy, Sampson Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1890-1908]

N.90.6.9

Sixth Grade Class, Crosby Garfield School, Raleigh, NC, 1954, 1990, [1954]

N.90.6.10

Sixth Grade Class, Crosby Garfield School, Raleigh, NC, 1954, 1990, [1954]

N.90.6.11

Safety Patrol, Crosby Garfield School, Raleigh, NC, 1954, 1990, [1954]

N.90.6.12

Park Avenue, Wilson, NC, 1916, 1990, [1916]

N.90.7.1

Barefoot Mill, Wilson, NC, 1907, 1990, [1907]

N.90.7.2

Vance Street, Wilson, NC, 1909, 1990, [1909]

N.90.7.3

Wilson County, NC Court House, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.7.4

Nash Street, Wilson, NC, 1909, 1990, [1909]

N.90.7.5

Goldsboro Street, Wilson, NC, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.7.6

Siler School Student Body, Union County, NC, 1899, 1990, [1899]

N.90.7.7

Trinity College students, ca. 1910, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.7.8

Durham Life Insurance Company Building, 1957 (letterhead), 1990, [1957]

N.90.7.9

Virginia Dare Hotel, 1953/54 (letterhead), 1990, [ca. 1953-1954]

N.90.7.10

R. J. Reynolds Company Building, Winston Salem, NC, 1956/57 (letterhead), 1990, [ca. 1956-1957]

N.90.7.11

View of a Windmill, Hyde Co., NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.12

Unidentified windmill, Hyde Co., NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.13

Dirt Roadway, Hyde County, NC, 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.7.14

Unidentified Black Man and dog, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.15

Steamboat, Hyde County, NC, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.16

Unidentified Black Woman, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.17

Unidentified man plowing a field, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.18

Granny "Millie," a 114 year old black woman, Hyde County, NC, 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.19

A Negro shack in Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.20

Unidentified Black Woman, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.21

Steamboat, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.22

Unidentified black woman in cabin doorway, Hyde Co., NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.23

Unidentified House, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.24

Arthur McCloud and Ansin Selby, two young black men, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.25

Black boy climbing the fence of an animal pen, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.26

Men engaged in farm activity at a barn, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.27

Unidentified passenger disembarking a steamship, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.28

Unidentified steamboat, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.29

Unidentified group of black men and boys, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.30

Unidentified black couple, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.31

Unidentified black boy in tree swing, Hyde County, NC, ca. 1895, 1990, [ca. 1895]

N.90.7.32

Lake Michie Dam, Durham Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1963]

N.90.8.3

Diagram of the Dinner Table, New Bern, NC, from the John Gray Blount Papers, 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.8.4

Family of Basil Smith Jenkins, Jones County, NC, ca. 1880, 1990, [ca. 1880]

N.90.8.5

Spring Hope Rotary Club, ca. 1930, 1990, [ca. 1930]

N.90.9.1

Itimous Thaddeus Valentine, Sr., 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.9.2

Seniors, Spring Hope High School, 1930, 1990, [ca. 1930]

N.90.9.3

Faculty, Spring Hope High School, 1933, 1990, [ca. 1933]

N.90.9.4

Wiley J. May, 1869-1922, mayor of Spring Hope, NC, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.9.5

Spring Hope School Faculty, 1930, 1990, [ca. 1930]

N.90.9.6

William Henry May, 1867-1936, Merchant from Spring Hope, NC, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.9.7

Hatteras Lighthouse, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.9.8

Railroad Bridge, New Bern, NC, from Champney Sketchbook, 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.9.9

Fifth Regiment, NC Troops, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.9.10

Meredith College, Graduating Class of 1902, 1990, [1902]

N.90.9.11

Windmill on Hatteras Island, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.12

Civil War Sketches, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.13

Columbiad and 100 Pdr. Guns at Fort Hatteras, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.14

Civil War Encampments near Plymouth, NC, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.15

Views of Hatteras and New Bern vicinity, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.16

Views near Kinston, NC and New Bern, NC, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.17

Views of New Bern, NC and Roanoke River, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.18

Roanoke River at Plymouth, NC and New Bern, NC Cemetery, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.19

Fort Rowan and New Bern Cemetery, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.20

Picket Station, Hyde County and Fort Hatteras, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.21

Hatteras and the Ronoake River, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.22

Neuse River and Soldier in Uniform, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.23

Fort Clark, Champney Sketch Book, l990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.24

Fort Clark, Fort Hatteras, and Hatteras Inlet, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.25

Negro Water Carriers at Hatteras, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.26

Camp Pierson, New Bern, NC and Camp Lander, Wenham, Massachusetts, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.27

Hatteras and the Trent River, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.28

Headquarters at Poplar Ridge, Hyde County and Railroad Bridge, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.29

Sketches of Hatteras, NC vicinity, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.30

Light Keeper's House, Hatteras, NC, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.31

House on Hatteras Island, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.32

Hatteras Lighthouse, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.33

Hatteras Lighthouse, Outer Banks History Center, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.34

Beach at Hatteras, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.35

Juniper Bay in Hyde County, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.36

Title page, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.37

Gravestone of Luivisa O'neal, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.38

Unidentified Black Man, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.39

Unidentified Black Man, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.40

White Union Soldier, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.41

Roster of the Fifth Regiment, Champney Sketch Book, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.9.42

Medical License of Charles B. Wilkerson, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.1

Composite photo of UNC-CH Medical School Class of 1906, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.2

John Hamlett Merritt, UNC Medical School, 1906, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.3

Claude Oliver Abernarty, UNC Medical School Class of 1906, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.4

William Stone Jordan, UNC Medical School Class of 1906, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.5

Jesse Womble Willcox, UNC Medical School Class of 1906, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.6

Arthur Brown English, UNC Medical School Class of 1906, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.7

James Garrett Anderson, UNC Medical School Class of 1906, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.8

Logan Elmore Farthing, UNC Medical School Class of 1906, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.9

Battle Applewhite Hocutt, UNC Medical School Class of 1906, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.10

Charles Boynes Wilkerson, UNC Medical School Class of 1906, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.11

Harry Murray Jones, UNC Medical School Class of 1906, 1990, [1906]

N.90.10.12

Graves of US Volunteers, Havanna, Cuba, ca. 1898, 1990, [ca. 1898]

N.90.10.15

Colon Cemetery, Havana, Cuba, 1899, 1990, [1899]

N.90.10.16

Spanish soldiers, Havana, Cuba, ca. 1899, 1990, [ca. 1899]

N.90.10.17

Wilmington-Wrightsville Beach, NC Railroad, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.18

Joseph M. Bryan, Sr., 1990, [1990]

N.90.10.19

John A. Hampton and others, 1861, 1990, [1861]

N.90.10.20

Lawrence H. and Sallie (Barnes) Fountain, Edgecombe Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.10.21

Street in Gibson, NC, ca. 1910s, 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.10.22

Seaboard Railway Station, Gibson, NC, 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.10.23

Edgar Gibson and his father at their homeplace, 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.10.24

Joel Gibson and his mill, ca. 1910s, 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.10.25

Dr. John S. Gibson with an automobile, ca. 1909, 1990, [ca. 1909]

N.90.10.26

Bicyclists of Laurinburg, NC, 1896, 1990, [1896]

N.90.10.27

Richmond County Courthouse, Rockingham, NC, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.28

Caledonia M. E. Church, ca. 1900, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.29

Main Street, Laurinburg, NC, 1899, 1990, [1899]

N.90.10.30

Snow scene, Laurinburg, NC, 1899, 1990, [1899]

N.90.10.31

Baseball Game, Richmond Co., NC, ca. 1900, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.32

Cotton Field in Richmond County, NC, ca. 1900, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.33

Pee Dee Pond, Richmond County, ca. 1900, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.34

Jackson Springs, NC, 1899, 1990, [ca. 1899]

N.90.10.35

Jackson Springs, NC, 1899, 1990, [1899]

N.90.10.36

Jackson Springs, NC, 1899, 1990, [1899]

N.90.10.37

Atlantic Hotel Wharf, Morehead City, NC, 1899, 1990, [1899]

N.90.10.38

Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, NC, 1899, 1990, [1899]

N.90.10.39

Yacht Race, Beaufort, NC, l899, 1990, [1899]

N.90.10.40

Davidson Depot, l900, 1990, [1900]

N.90.10.41

Davie Hotel, Mocksville, NC, 1900, 1990, [1900]

N.90.10.42

John Dawkins of Richmond Co., NC, ca. 1900, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.43

Maxcy L. John of Laurinburg, NC, l891, 1990, [1891]

N.90.10.44

First Passenger Locomotive, NC Mid. R. R., 1899, 1990, [1899]

N.90.10.45

Unidentified house, Richmond Co., NC, ca. 1900, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.46

Unidentified Church, Laurinburg, NC, 1900, 1990, [1900]

N.90.10.47

Unidentified residence and people, Richmond Co., NC, ca. 1900, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.48

Jackson Springs Presbyterian Church, 1990, [1899]

N.90.10.49

Wilmington, NC, ca. 1900, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.50

Hamlet, NC Depot, ca. 1900, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.51

Unidentified Residence, Richmond Co., NC, ca. 1900, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.10.52

Cartoon concerning Luther Hodges, ca. 1954-1961, 1990, [1954-1961]

N.90.10.53

Cartoon concerning Luther Hodges, ca. 1954-1961, 1990, [ca. 1954-1961]

N.90.10.54

Cartoon concerning Luther Hodges, ca. 1954-1961, 1990, [ca. 1954-1961]

N.90.10.55

Cartoon concerning Luther Hodges, ca. 1954-1961, 1990, [ca. 1954-1961]

N.90.10.56

Cartoon concerning Luther Hodges, ca. 1954-1961, 1990, [ca. 1954-1961]

N.90.10.57

Cartoon concerning Luther Hodges, ca. 1954-1961, 1990, [ca. 1954-1961]

N.90.10.58

Staff, NC Dept. of Agriculture, l966, 1990, [1966]

N.90.10.59

Rev. Gotthard Dellman Bernheim, Wilmington, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.90.10.60

Rev. Gotthard Dellman Bernheim, Wilmington, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.90.10.61

Mrs. Elizabeth Clayton Bernheim, Wilmington, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.90.10.62

Mrs. Elizabeth Bernheim and her twin sons, Phillipsburg, NJ, ca. 1880s, 1990, [ca. 1880s]

N.90.10.63

Lisette Bernheim, Wilmington, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.90.10.64

Lisette Bernheim, Wilmington, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.90.10.65

Eloise Bernheim, Wilmington, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.90.10.66

Eloise Bernheim, Wilmington, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.90.10.67

Clayton Bernheim, Wilmington, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.90.10.68

Gussie and Oscar Bernheim, Wilmington, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.90.10.69

Gussie and Oscar Bernheim, Wilmington, NC, 1990, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.90.10.70

Funeral of W. Kerr Scott, 1958, 1990, [1958]

N.90.10.71

Funeral of W. Kerr Scott, 1958, 1990, [1958]

N.90.10.72

Funeral of W. Kerr Scott, 1958, 1990, [1958]

N.90.10.73

Funeral of W. Kerr Scott, 1958, 1990, [1958]

N.90.10.74

Funeral of W. Kerr Scott, 1958, 1990, [1958]

N.90.10.75

Funeral of W. Kerr Scott, 1958, 1990, [1958]

N.90.10.76

Wrecked automobile, near Raleigh, NC, ca. 1910, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.10.77

Cadet Bobby Lee Wyatt, Christmas, l941, 1990, [1941]

N.90.11.1

Unidentified young lady with a horse, Wyatt House, Raleigh, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.11.2

"Elliotts" on the Catawba, ca. 1920 (postcard), 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.11.3

Unidentified woman on porch of Wyatt House, Raleigh, NC, 1990, [ca. 1910-1920]

N.90.11.4

Two unidentified women on the porch of Wyatt House, Raleigh, NC, 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.11.5

Unidentified elderly couple on the steps of Wyatt House, Raleigh, NC, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.6

Unidentified woman standing in front of Wyatt House, Raleigh, NC, 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.11.7

Unidentified man standing in front of Wyatt House, Raleigh, NC, 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.11.8

Unidentified woman in front of Wyatt House, Raleigh, NC, 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.11.9

NC Dept. of Revenue with Edwin Gill, 1948, 1990, [1948]

N.90.11.10

O. Max Gardner, 1990, [ca. 1940s]

N.90.11.11

Edwin Gill, Commissioner of the NC Dept. of Revenue, 1990, [ca. 1940s]

N.90.11.12

Brandon Hodges, NC Legislator, 1990, [ca. 1940s]

N.90.11.13

Gov. O. Max Gardner in a football uniform, 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.11.14

Gov. and Mrs. O. Max Gardner at Chapel Hill, NC, Jan. 1941, 1990, [1941]

N.90.11.15

Group photo of Gov. Gardner and Gov. Hoey, 1990, [ca. 1940s]

N.90.11.16

Edwin Gill, Harry S. Truman, O. Max Gardner, 1990, [ca. 1940s]

N.90.11.17

Edwin Gill, Brandon Hodges, and Luther Hodges, 1990, [ca. 1950s]

N.90.11.18

Gov. O. Max Gardner on horseback, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.11.19

Governor O. Max Gardner, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.11.20

Governor O. Max Gardner at his desk, 1930, 1990, [1930]

N.90.11.21

Governor O. Max Gardner, 1929, 1990, [1929]

N.90.11.22

Governor J. C. B. Ehringhaus, 1990, [ca. 1933-1937]

N.90.11.23

Governor Clyde R. Hoey, 1937-1941, 1990, [ca. 1937-1941]

N.90.11.24

Governor O. Max Gardner, 1990, [ca. 1940s]

N.90.11.25

North Carolina Supreme Court, 1966, 1990, [1966]

N.90.11.26

Governor O. Max Gardner, 1990, [ca. 1945-1947]

N.90.11.27

Governor O. Max Gardner, 1990, [ca. 1945-1947]

N.90.11.28

Governor O. Max Gardner, 1990, [ca. 1945-1947]

N.90.11.29

Officers, Reporters, and pages of the NC Senate, 1915, 1990, [1915]

N.90.11.30

Section of the Berlin Wall, 1990, 1990, [1990]

N.90.11.31

Governor O. Max Gardner seated with two men, 1990, [ca. 1940s]

N.90.11.32

Governor O. Max Gardner in his office, 1990, [ca. 1940s]

N.90.11.33

Governor O. Max Gardner, 1990, [ca. 1929-1933]

N.90.11.34

Margaret MacKay, Kate Jones, and Kate MacKay, 1990, [ca. 1890s]

N.90.11.35

Annie Duncan, 1897, 1990, [1897]

N.90.11.36

Fanny and Theodore MacKay, 1990, [ca. 1890s]

N.90.11.37

Group of young people, Henderson, NC, 1899, 1990, [1899]

N.90.11.38

Tom and Desausium MacKay, 1886, 1990, [1886]

N.90.11.39

Annie Hinsdale Joslin and Louis Rountree, 1904, 1990, [1904]

N.90.11.40

Mary Andrews Person, 1990, [ca. 1890s]

N.90.11.41

Joe Englehard as an infant, 1898, 1990, [1898]

N.90.11.42

Fanny MacKay, 1902, 1990, [1902]

N.90.11.43

Mary Andrews Person with husband and infant, 1913, 1990, [1913]

N.90.11.44

Rev. Matthias Murray Marshall, Christ Church Rector, 1874-1907, 1990, [ca. 1880s]

N.90.11.45

Rev. Matthias Murray Marshall, Christ Church Rector, 1874-1907, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.46

Henry McMillan and others, 1902, 1990, [1902]

N.90.11.47

John Cotton Lamb, Jr. at two years of age, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.48

Fanny Carter, 1990, [ca. 1890s]

N.90.11.49

Dora and Fanny MacKay, 1901, 1990, [1901]

N.90.11.50

Connie Carroll, 1897, 1990, [1897]

N.90.11.51

John W. Hinsdale, Jr., 1990, [ca. 1890s]

N.90.11.52

John W. Hinsdale, Jr., 1990, [ca. 1890s]

N.90.11.53

The "Aberdeen" Hotel, Aberdeen, NC, 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.11.54

Group Meeting in Burke County, ca. 1902-1905, 1990, [ca. 1902-1905]

N.90.11.55

Corporal Martin Van Buren Bouldin, Co. H, 6th NC State Troops, 1990, [ca. 1862]

N.90.11.56

Hotel Iredell, Statesville, NC, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.11.57

Frances Fries, 1812-1863, of Forsyth Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.11.58

Piedmont Springs Hotel, California, ca. 1900 (Stereograph), 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.11.59

Railroad Depot near the Dan River, ca. 1900 (Stereograph), 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.11.60

Windmill and Buildings, Stokes Co., NC (Stereograph), 1990, [ca. 1900]

N.90.11.61

North Carolina State Capitol Building, ca. 1896, 1990, [ca. 1896]

N.90.11.62

Meeting of the Corn Club Boys, Buncombe Co., NC (Lantern Slides), 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.11.63

Sunrise at Mount Mitchell, 1911, 1990, [1911]

N.90.11.64

Tree in Pisgah National Forest, 1910s, 1990, [ca. 1910s]

N.90.11.65

Transmitting Tower built by Reginald Fessenden, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.66

Apparatus invented by Reginald A. Fessenden, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.67

Men testing a radio transmitter, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.68

Diagram for Patent No. 1,617,242 by Reginald A. Fessenden, 1990, [1927]

N.90.11.69

Receiver and Earphones invented by Reginald A. Fessenden, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.70

Radio tower at Brant Rock, Massachusetts, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.71

Interior of the Machrihanish, Scotland Power House, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.72

Machrihanish, Scotland Office of Reginald A. Fessenden, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.73

Interior of Fessenden's Brant Rock Radio Station, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.74

Reginald A. Fessenden, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.11.75

Reginald A. Fessenden Newspaper Article, "Boston Globe", 1927, 1990, [1927]

N.90.11.76

Workshop and Laboratory of Reginald Fessenden, 1990, [ca. 1900s]

N.90.11.77

Facsimile of the United States Constitution, 1990, [ca. 1988]

N.90.11.78

John White drawing of a cooking pot, 1990, [ca. 1985]

N.90.11.79

Sam Garrison, NC Central Prison warden, 1990, [1983]

N.90.11.80

James C. Woodard, Secretary of the NC Dept. of Correction, 1990, [ca. 1980]

N.90.11.81

James C. Woodard, Secretary of the NC Dept. of Correction, 1990, [ca. 1980]

N.90.11.82

Harold Lilly, NC Division of Prisons, 1990, [ca. 1980-87]

N.90.11.83

Rae McNamara, Director of the NC Division of Prisons, 1990, [ca. 1984]

N.90.11.84

Charles Cohoon, Director of the NC Division of Adult Probation and Parole, 1990, [ca. 1980]

N.90.11.85

Manuscript and Archives Reference System (MARS) brochure, 1990, [1990]

N.90.11.86

R. M. Rhyne Residence, Gaston Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.11.87

Clover Hill, Caldwell Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.11.88

Dongola, home of R. Sterling Graves, Yanceyville, NC, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.11.89

Steiwalt Place, Cabarrus Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.11.90

Interior of Ayr Mount, Hillsborough, NC, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.11.91

Scriven's Home, Tryon, NC, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.11.92

David Smith House, Lincoln Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.11.93

Cooleemee, Davie Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.11.94

Bethabara Church, Forsyth Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1910]

N.90.11.95

Jim Graham, NC Commissioner of Agriculture, 1990, [1988]

N.90.11.96

W. Kerr Scott, NC Commissioner of Agriculture, 1990, [ca. 1940]

N.90.11.97

Lynton Y. Ballentine, NC Commissioner of Agriculture, 1990, [ca. 1950]

N.90.11.98

Capt. Daniel Patterson of Columbus Co., NC, 1990, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.90.12.1

Young Tar Heel Farmer State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.2

Young Tar Heel Farmer State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.3

Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.4

Cabins at Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.5

Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.6

Mess Hall, Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.7

Male campers at Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.8

Male campers at Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.9

White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.10

White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.11

Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.12

Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.13

Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.14

Calisthenics at Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.15

Calisthenics at Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.16

Calisthenics at Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.17

Calisthenics at Young Tar Heel Farmers State Camp, White Lake, NC, 1990, [ca. 1920s]

N.90.12.18

Blackwood Lumber Company, East Laporte, NC, 1990, [ca. 1910-1930]

N.90.12.19

Bishop A. J. Warner, African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Salisbury, NC, 1990, [ca. 1900-1910]

N.90.12.20

Flag of the Thirty-seventh regiment and Confederate currency display, 1990, [1990]

N.90.12.21

Resolution of the North Carolina Constitutional Convention, 1788, 1990, [1788]

N.90.12.22

Alonzo Edwards, NC Dept. of Agriculture, 1990, [n.d.]

N.90.12.23

Camp Davis, NC, 1990, [ca. 1942]

N.90.12.24

21. Negatives Received in 1991

Arrangement:

Chronological and numerical

D. L. Smith General Merchandise, Elizabethtown (Advertisement), 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.1.2

Whitmel Hill Anthony, III, 1872-1951, 1991, [ca. 1893]

N.91.1.3

Officers of the Roanoke Navigation and Water Power Company, 1991, [1908]

N.91.1.4

Whitmel Hill Anthony, III, 1872-1951, 1991, [1893]

N.91.1.5

H. A. Swindell family, Moses Maule House, Beaufort Co., 1991, [ca. 1910s]

N.91.1.6

Mrs. H. A. Swindell and children, 1991, [ca. 1910s]

N.91.1.7

Lake Michie Dam Interior, Durham County, 1991, [1963]

N.91.1.8

Daisy Denson, State Board of Public Charities, 1991, [ca. 1913]

N.91.1.9

Julian Smith Mann, 1863-1946, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.1.10

Salvation Army Distribution Center, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.11

Recreational lake in Caldwell Co., 1991, [ca. 1920s]

N.91.1.12

Ben Stimson, Statesville, 1991, [ca. 1930s]

N.91.1.13

First Presbyterian Church, Statesville, 1991, [1930s]

N.91.1.14

Broad and Center Streets, Statesville, 1991, [1930s]

N.91.1.15

Civil War Veterans at Iredell County Courthouse, Statesville, 1991, [1920s]

N.91.1.16

"Iredell Blues," Company E, Statesville, 1916, 1991, [1916]

N.91.1.17

Governor R. Gregg Cherry and President Harry S. Truman, 1991, [1948]

N.91.1.1

Mulberry Street School Library, Statesville, 1991, [ca. 1900s]

N.91.1.18

Corn Festival, Statesville, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.19

Men's Bible Class, Broad Street M. E. Church, Statesville, 1991, [1919]

N.91.1.20

Church Members, Broad St. M. E. Church, Statesville, 1991, [ca. 1919]

N.91.1.21

C. L.'s Drive-in Pit Bar-B-Q and Motel, Statesville, 1991, [ca. 1950s]

N.91.1.22

Ebenezer Academy, Statesville, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.23

Betty Stimson, Davie Elementary School, Statesville, 1991, [1938]

N.91.1.24

Mill in Iredell County, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.25

Davie Avenue Elementary School, Statesville, 1991, [1930s]

N.91.1.26

Pack Square, Asheville, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.27

Statesville Drug Co., Statesville, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.28

Military Parade, Broad Street, Statesville, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.29

Stimson Photography Studio, Statesville, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.30

Iredell County Courthouse, Statesville, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.31

Grandfather Mountain, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.32

Grandfather Mountain parking area, 1991, [ca. 1950s]

N.91.1.33

Swinging bridge at Grandfather Mountain, 1991, [ca. 1950s]

N.91.1.34

Stimson Photography Studio, Statesville, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.35

Ben A. Stimson and family, 1991, [ca. 1950]

N.91.1.36

Bunch Furniture Co. Building on fire, Statesville, 1991, [ca. 1944]

N.91.1.37

Yadkin River Bridge during flood, Elkin, 1991, [1940]

N.91.1.38

Yadkin River during a flood, Elkin, 1991, [1940]

N.91.1.39-42

Yadkin River during a flood, Elkin, 1991, [1940]

N.91.1.43-46

Elkin during a Yadkin River flood, 1991, [1940]

N.91.1.47-50

Bostian Bridge, Iredell Co., 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.51

Third Creek Presbyterian Church, Iredell Co., 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.52

Session House, Third Creek Presbyterian Church, Iredell Co., 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.53

Third Creek Presbyterian Church, Iredell Co., 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.54

Grave of Peter Stewart Ney, Third Creek Presbyterian Church, Iredell Co., 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.1.55

Salisbury St. Historic District, 1989

N.91.1.294-309

Advertisement for F. A. Watson, Manufacturer of Picture Frames and Window Shades, 1991, [ca. 1880s]

N.91.2.1

Lula Pauline Near, 1874-1959, 1991, [ca. 1870s]

N.91.2.2

Agnes King Orton with unidentified child in crib, 1991, [ca. 1870s]

N.91.2.3

Agnes King Orton and child, 1991, [ca. 1870s]

N.91.2.4

City Hall, Winston-Salem, 1991, [ca. 1920s]

N.91.2.5

Town Scene, Winston-Salem, ca. 1920s, 1991, [ca. 1920s]

N.91.2.6

Tobacco Market District, Winston-Salem, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.2.7

Children's Home, Winston-Salem, 1991, [1909]

N.91.2.8

Tobacco Warehouse District, Winston-Salem, 1991, [ca. 1894]

N.91.2.9

The O'Henry Hotel, Greensboro, 1991, [ca. 1920s]

N.91.2.10

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1938]

N.91.2.11

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1939]

N.91.2.12

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1939]

N.91.2.13

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1939]

N.91.2.14

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1939]

N.91.2.15

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1939]

N.91.2.16

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1939]

N.91.2.17

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1941]

N.91.2.18

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1941]

N.91.2.19

Unidentified Trolley Car, 1991, [ca. 1900-1910]

N.91.2.20

Wake County Court House (Postcard), 1991, [1907]

N.91.2.21

City Market, Raleigh (Postcard), 1991, [1907]

N.91.2.22

N.C. Dept. of Agriculture Building, Raleigh (Postcard), 1991, [1906]

N.91.2.23

Union Station, Raleigh (Postcard), 1991, [1909]

N.91.2.24

Fayetteville Street, Raleigh (Postcard), 1991, [ca. 1907]

N.91.2.25

Baseball Team, Agricultural and Mechanical College (NC State), 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.2.26

Aunt Betsy Holmes and her husband, Uncle Billy (Postcard), 1991, [ca. 1906-1908]

N.91.2.27-29

Aerial view of Greensboro, 1991, [ca. 1930s]

N.91.2.30

Home of John D. Currie, Clarkton, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.2.31

North Carolina Senate of 1907, 1991, [1907]

N.91.2.32

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1941]

N.91.2.33

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1941]

N.91.2.34

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1941]

N.91.2.35

Blue Ridge Parkway Construction, 1938-1941, 1991, [1941]

N.91.2.36

Joseph Franklin Pool, Guy Road, Wake County, 1991, [ca. 1980s]

N.91.2.37

William H. Kelly House, Guy Road, Wake County, 1991, [ca. 1980s]

N.91.2.38

Camp of Company "I", 1st NC Regiment, Columbia, SC, 1991, [ca. 1917-1918]

N.91.3.1

Tintype of a Civil War Soldier, 1991, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.91.3.2

Ambrotype of a Civil War Soldier, 1991, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.91.3.3

Fundamental Constitutions of North Carolina, 1682, 1991, [1682]

N.91.3.4

Advertisement for buggies, 1991, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.91.3.5

Wiley School, Raleigh, 1919, 1991, [1919]

N.91.3.6

Wiley School, Raleigh, 1919, 1991, [1919]

N.91.3.7

Christ Church, Raleigh, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.3.8

Elizabeth Hanford Dole, U.S. Dept. of Transportation, 1991, [1983]

N.91.3.9

Daniel William Courts, 1800-1883, of Rockingham County, 1991, [ca. 1850-1870]

N.91.3.10

A Bill to incorporate the N.C. Railroad Company, 1991, [1849]

N.91.3.11-12

"Dorsey's Dragons" Softball Team, 1985, 1991, [1985]

N.91.3.13

Julian S. Carr, Jr., 1991, [1925]

N.91.3.14

Edwin Yates Webb, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.3.15

Lincoln Hospital, Lincolnton, 1991, [ca. 1910s]

N.91.3.16

Dr. Eli Crowell, 1829-1896, 1991, [ca. 1880-1890]

N.91.3.17

Mrs. Eli Crowell, 1991, [ca. 1860-1880]

N.91.3.18

1914 Senior Class, Trinity College, Durham, 1991, [1914]

N.91.3.19

Chang and Eng Bunker, Siamese Twins, ca. 1860s, 1991, [1860s]

N.91.3.20

Millie-Christine, Siamese Twins, 1991, [ca. 1870-1890]

N.91.3.21

Sergeant William Franklin Hall Mills, 1991, [ca. 1919]

N.91.3.22

William Franklin Hall Mills and Hugh E. Mills, of Wake County, 1991, [1899]

N.91.3.23

Elwood Hotel, High Point, 1991, [1909]

N.91.4.1

B. F. Hanes, Tobacco Manufacturer, Winston, 1991, [1896]

N.91.4.2

Cooper House Hotel, Statesville, 1991, [1890s]

N.91.4.3

General Paul Barringer, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.4.4

Victor Clay Barringer, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.4.5

Paul Brandon Barringer, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.4.6

Memorial Ceremonies for President Harding at Fort Bragg, 1991, [1923]

N.91.4.7

Leroy Lee Smith, 1847-1915, 1991, [ca. 1880]

N.91.4.8

Eliza Edla (Norfleet) Smith, 1850-1931, 1991, [ca. 1876]

N.91.4.9

Leroy Lee Smith, 1847-1915, 1991, [ca. 1890s]

N.91.4.10

State Capitol Building, Raleigh, 1991

N.91.4.11-13

State Capitol Building, Raleigh, 1991

N.91.4.14-16

Army of the Potomac receiving news of the capture of Fort Fisher, 1991, [1865]

N.91.4.17

Capt. James B. White and family, 1991, [ca. 1850s]

N.91.4.18

Thomas Watson, Jr. of New Bern, 1991, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.91.4.19

Thomas Watson, Sr. of New Bern, 1991, [ca. 1860s]

N.91.4.20

Granville County Courthouse, Oxford (Postcard), 1991, [1907]

N.91.4.21

The Fayetteville Road leading towards Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1890s]

N.91.5.1

The Fayetteville Road leading toward Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1890s]

N.91.5.2

John C. McKellar and wife, Mary Ann (Taylor) McKellar, 1991, [ca. 1860s]

N.91.5.3

Taylor Family, Robeson County, 1991, [ca. 1860s]

N.91.5.4

Chimney Rock Lodge, Chimney Rock, 1991, [ca. 1900s]

N.91.5.5

Portrait of a young girl, 1991, [1913]

N.91.5.6

Ninth Regiment (First Cavalry) State Troops, 1991, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.91.5.7

Rev. Albert Gallatin Buckner, 1991, [ca. 1870s]

N.91.5.8

Intersection of U.S. 1 and 401 North, Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1945-1950]

N.91.5.9

Capt. Alexander Boyd Andrews, Ninth Regiment State Troops, 1991, [1863]

N.91.5.10

A. B. Andrews and wife, Julia Martha (Johnston) Andrews, 1991, [1869]

N.91.5.11

Supreme Court of North Carolina, Fall Term, 1978, 1991, [1978]

N.91.5.12

General Rufus Barringer, Mecklenburg County, 1991, [ca. 1880s]

N.91.5.13

Charles Bevill and family, Mecklenburg County, Virginia, 1991, [ca. 1880s]

N.91.5.14

John B. Nethery, Jr. of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.5.15

Mary Nethery of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.5.16

Major Orren Randolph Smith, of Franklin County, 1991, [ca. 1880-1900]

N.91.5.17

Winnie Davis, daughter of Jefferson Davis, 1991, [1888]

N.91.5.18

Alexander C. Vogler, of Salem (Advertisement), 1991, [1877]

N.91.5.19

Alexander C. Vogler, of Salem (Advertisement), 1991, [1880]

N.91.5.20

Nissen Wagon Manufacturing Company, Waughtown (Advertisement), 1991, [1878]

N.91.5.21

Wake County Courthouse, Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.5.22

Pilot Cotton Mills, Raleigh, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.5.23

Raleigh Waterworks, Raleigh, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.5.24

Unidentified Raleigh Residence, 1991, [ca. 1890s]

N.91.5.25

Raleigh Street Scene, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.5.26

Confederate Soldier's Home, Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.5.27

Salem Female Academy (Engraving), 1991, [1879]

N.91.5.28

Winfield S. Hancock and William H. English, 1991, [1880]

N.91.5.29

Andrew Jackson Farrell, 1860-1924, of Winston-Salem, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.5.30

F. and H. Fries' Cotton and Wool Mills, Forsyth County, 1991, [1883]

N.91.5.31

F. and H. Fries' Arista Mills, Forsyth County, 1991, [1883]

N.91.5.32

N.C. State Exposition, Main Building, Raleigh, 1991, [1884]

N.91.5.33

Lincoln School, Rocky Mount, 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.6.1

Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rocky Mount, 1991, [ca. 1910s]

N.91.6.2

Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rocky Mount, 1991, [ca. 1940]

N.91.6.3

Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rocky Mount, 1991, [ca. 1913]

N.91.6.4

Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rocky Mount, 1991, [1913]

N.91.6.5

Charles L. Sessoms, Rocky Mount, 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.6.6

Gennis Armstrong, Rocky Mount, 1991, [ca. 1910s]

N.91.6.7

Mary Blount, 1852-1930s, 1991, [ca. 1910s]

N.91.6.8

McIntyre Family, Rocky Mount, 1991, [ca. 1920s]

N.91.6.9

Scott Family, Pasquotank County, 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.6.10

First Football Team, Wake Forest College, 1888-1889, 1991, [1888-1889]

N.91.6.11

Rev. Bernice B. Culbreth, 1835-1903, 1991, [ca. 1870]

N.91.6.12

A Negro Cabin (engraving), 1991, [1855]

N.91.6.13

Emigration to the West (Engraving), 1991, [1855]

N.91.6.14

A Clearing and Log Cabin (Engraving), 1991, [1855]

N.91.6.15

Bryan Grimes, 1793-1860, of Pitt County, 1991, [ca. 1850s]

N.91.6.16

Gen. Bryan Grimes, 1828-1880, and William Grimes, 1823-1884, 1991, [ca. 1860s]

N.91.6.17

William Grimes, 1823-1884 (Engraving), 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.6.18

Bryan Grimes, 1828-1880, and William Grimes, 1823-1884, 1991, [ca. 1850s]

N.91.6.19

Home of William Grimes, Halifax St., Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1890s]

N.91.6.20

William Grimes Home, Halifax St., Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1912]

N.91.6.21

Charter of the Andrew Jackson Masonic Lodge, Salisbury, 1991, [1910]

N.91.6.22

Weldon Graded School, Weldon, 1991, [1931-1932]

N.91.6.23

Ferris Wheel, St. Louis Exposition, 1991, [1904]

N.91.6.24

Ferris Wheel, St. Louis Exposition, 1991, [1904]

N.91.6.25

Fletcher Winstead, Leasburg, 1991, [ca. 1900s]

N.91.6.26

Kate V. Workman, of Davidson County, 1991, [ca. 1900s]

N.91.6.27

W. H. M. Yates and wife, Adelaide (Scott) Yates, 1991, [ca. 1906]

N.91.6.28

Samantha (Yates) Scott Ford, 1835-1917, 1991, [ca. 1900s]

N.91.6.29

William Frederick Baucom, 1874-1954, of Wake County, 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.6.30

Willie Ethel (Yates) Baucom, 1891-1968, of Wake County, 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.6.31

William Frederick Baucom, 1874-1954, 1991, [ca. 1904-1905]

N.91.6.32

W. Alvin Lloyd's Railroad Map, 1865, 1991, [1865]

N.91.6.33

Blanchard House, Turkey, 1991, [ca. 1890]

N.91.6.34

Mary Lou Scott, Pasquotank County, 1991, [ca. 1910s-1920s]

N.91.6.35

Crenshaw Hall, Wake Forest, 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.6.36

Maj. John Robert Bennett, 1887-1949, 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.6.37

Mayor John R. Bennett, 1887-1949, 1991, [1924]

N.91.6.38

James A. Graham, Commissioner of Agriculture, 1991, [1970]

N.91.6.39

James A. Graham, Commissioner of Agriculture, 1991, [ca. 1980s]

N.91.6.40

James A. Graham, Commissioner of Agriculture, 1991, [ca. 1970s]

N.91.6.41

James A. Graham, Commissioner of Agriculture, 1991, [ca. 1960s]

N.91.6.42

George Washington Walters, Sr., 1991, [ca. 1860s]

N.91.6.43

State Library-Archives and History Building, 1991

N.91.7.1

Two Union Soldiers, 1991, [ca. 1860s]

N.91.7.2

Clinton A. Cilley, 1991, [1859]

N.91.7.3

Clinton A. Cilley, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.4

Caleb B. Green, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.5

Samuel F. Patterson, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.6

Residence of J. S. Carr, 1991, [c. 1897-1898]

N.91.7.7

Durham County Officials, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.7.8

Durham City Officials, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.7.9

Durham Bar Association, 1991, [1897-1898]

N.91.7.10

Durham County Courthouse, 1991, [ca. 1908]

N.91.7.11

George N. Folk, Sixty-fifth Regiment, Sixth Cavalry, 1991, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.91.7.12

Edmund C. Brabble, Thirty-second Regiment, 1991, [ca. 1864]

N.91.7.13

John A. Benbury, Tristram L. Skinner, Lemuel C. Benbury, 1991, [ca. 1862]

N.91.7.14

George Pumpelly Collins, 1835-1903, 1991, [ca. 1890s]

N.91.7.15

Annie Ruffin Cameron Collins, 1842-1915, 1991, [1872]

N.91.7.16

George Pumpelly Collins and wife, Annie Ruffin Cameron Collins, 1991, [ca. 1880s]

N.91.7.17

Josiah Collins, III, 1808-1863, 1991, [ca. 1860]

N.91.7.18

Mary Riggs Collins, 1808-1872, 1991, [ca. 1860s]

N.91.7.19

Mary Riggs Collins, 1808-1872, 1991, [ca. 1860s]

N.91.7.20

Mary Riggs Collins, 1808-1872, 1991, [ca. 1870]

N.91.7.21

John Pugh Daves, 1789-1838, of New Bern, 1991, [ca. 1805]

N.91.7.22

Mary Haynes (Long) Daves, 1751-1822, 1991, [ca. 1800]

N.91.7.23

Jane Riggs Trimble of New Jersey, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.24

Hugh Collins Warren, 1866-1912, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.7.25

Dr. Thomas Davis Warren, 1817-1878, of Edenton, 1991, [ca. 1850s]

N.91.7.26

Dr. Thomas Davis Warren, 1817-1878, of Edenton, 1991, [ca. 1870s]

N.91.7.27

Paul Cameron Family, Wessington House, Edenton, 1991, [1890]

N.91.7.28

New Academy of Music, Durham (Postcard), 1991, [ca. 1915]

N.91.7.29

Thomas Ruffin, 1787-1870, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.30

Thomas Benbury, 1736-1793, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.31

Edward Wood, Hayes Plantation, Edenton, 1991, [ca. 1860s]

N.91.7.32

Mary Caroline (Gilliam) Wood, Hayes Plantation, Edenton, 1991, [ca. 1860s]

N.91.7.33

John Washington Graham, 1838-1928, 1991, [ca. 1880s]

N.91.7.34

Mildred Coles Cameron, 1820-1881, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.35

Addie Thach Shannonhouse, 1840-1907, 1991, [ca. 1880s]

N.91.7.36

Municipal Building and Academy of Music, Durham (Postcard), 1991, [ca. 1908]

N.91.7.37

City Hall, Durham (Postcard), 1991, [ca. 1907]

N.91.7.38

U.S. Courthouse and Post Office, Statesville (Postcard), 1991, [ca. 1905]

N.91.7.39

Main Street, Maxton (Postcard), 1991, [ca. 1911]

N.91.7.40

Dr. J. S. Gibson Residence, Gibson, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.41

Townsend Hotel, Red Springs, 1991, [ca. 1909]

N.91.7.42

Hotel Gibson, Gibson, 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.7.43

Shipping canteloupe, Railroad Depot, Johns, 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.7.44

Jackson Springs Hotel, Jackson Springs, 1991, [1899]

N.91.7.45

Vance Monument, Asheville, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.7.46

Patton Avenue, Asheville, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.7.47

Unidentified Hotel, Asheville, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.7.48

Wyche's School, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.49

Quackenbush School, 1991, [ca. 1890s]

N.91.7.50

Central School, Laurinburg, 1991, [ca. 1910s]

N.91.7.51

Bayview School, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.52

Jackson Springs Presbyterian Church, 1991, [1899]

N.91.7.53

Ku Klux Klan Rally, near Fayetteville, 1991, [1951]

N.91.7.54

Chapel, St. Mary's College, 1991, [ca. 1880s]

N.91.7.55

Smedes Hall, St. Mary's College, 1991, [ca. 1880s]

N.91.7.56

A. B. Andrews and family, 1991, [ca. 1890s]

N.91.7.57

A. B. Andrews and family, 1991, [ca. 1900s]

N.91.7.58

Paul Carrington Cameron, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.59

Tristram Lowther Skinner, 1991, [ca. 1860]

N.91.7.60

Dr. Thomas Davis Warren, 1991, [ca. 1870s]

N.91.7.61

Thomas Davis Warren, Jr., 1991, [ca. 1870s]

N.91.7.62

Thomas Davis Warren, Jr. and wife, 1991, [1871]

N.91.7.63

Mrs. Sarah Jordan Armistead Wright Warren, 1991, [ca. 1870s]

N.91.7.64

Penelope Creecy Wright and Elizabeth Wright Talbot, 1991, [ca. 1870s]

N.91.7.65

"Larkfield" Plantation, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.7.66

Whitmel Hill Anthony, IV, 1991, [1917]

N.91.7.67

Whitmel Hill Anthony, IV, 1991, [1917]

N.91.7.68

Whitmel Hill Anthony, III, 1991, [ca. 1892]

N.91.7.69

Horton and Sarah Harris, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.7.70

W. H. H. Cowles, 1991, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.91.7.71

Bill of Rights Exhibit, Archives and Records Section, 1991

N.91.8.1

Cannon Mills (Letterhead), 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.8.2

William Preston Bynum, Jr., 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.8.3

Cone Mills Office, Greensboro, 1991, [ca. 1905]

N.91.8.4

Unidentified group, Jackson Springs, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.8.5

Jackson Springs, 1991, [1899]

N.91.8.6

John Dawkins and H. E. Thompson, 1991, [1899]

N.91.8.7

Hallowell-Wellington Kindergarten, Scotland County, 1991, [1927]

N.91.8.8

Black students at Hallowell-Wellington Kindergarten, Scotland County, 1991, [1928-1929]

N.91.8.9

Black students at Hallowell-Wellington Kindergarten, Scotland County, 1991, [1932]

N.91.8.10

Unidentified office, Scotland County, 1991, [1927]

N.91.8.11

N.91.8.12

Charles E. Muse, Register of Deeds, Scotland County, 1991, [1941]

N.91.8.13

Marriage of Thomas J. Gill to Mamie S. North, Laurinburg, 1991, [1883]

N.91.8.14

Mocksville Academy, 1991, [1900]

N.91.8.15

Union Home School, Moore County, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.8.16

Unidentified Home, Peace Institute, Raleigh, 1991, [1891]

N.91.8.17

McLaurin and Shaw, General Merchants, Laurinburg, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.8.18

Matthew Keith, Wake County, 1991 [ca. 1920s]

N.91.8.19

Sharecropper home of Wade Keith, 1991, [1911]

N.91.8.20

Warren's Store, Prospect Hill, Caswell County, 1991, [ca. 1890s]

N.91.8.21

Joseph Hardy Warren and W. F. Warren, Sr., 1991, [ca. 1909]

N.91.8.22

Haywood County Courthouse (Postcard), 1991, [ca. 1910]

N.91.8.23

Haywood County Courthouse, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.8.24

Unidentified Home, Waynesville, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.8.25

Pottery Mark of A. R. Cole, Sanford, 1991, [1988]

N.91.8.26

Pottery Mark of Oscar Louis Bachelder, Candler, 1991, [1988]

N.91.8.27

Pottery Mark, Jugtown Ware, Seagrove, 1991, [1988]

N.91.8.28

Pottery Mark of W. B. Stephen, Pisgah Forest, 1991, [1988]

N.91.8.29

Pottery Mark of Seagrove Pottery, Seagrove, 1991, [1988]

N.91.8.30

Pottery Mark of North State Pottery, Sanford, 1991, [1988]

N.91.8.31

Pottery Mark of Ben Owen, Seagrove, 1991, [1988]

N.91.8.32

Pottery Mark of Ernest Auburn Hilton, Marion, 1991, [1988]

N.91.8.33

Pottery Mark of Burlon B. Craig, Vale, 1991, [1988]

N.91.8.34

G. S. Scarlett, Jr., 1872-1969, 1991, [ca. 1910s]

N.91.8.35

Daphne Athas, 1984

N.91.8.36

Tom Wicker, 1981 N. C. Award in Literature, 1991, [1981]

N.91.8.37

Ralph Henderson Scott, 1981 N. C. Award in Public Service, 1991, [1981]

N.91.8.38

George Watts Hill, 1984 N. C. Award in Public Service, 1991, [1984]

N.91.8.39

Joseph Mitchell, 1984 N. C. Award in Literature, 1991, [1984]

N.91.8.40

Andy Griffith, l984 N. C. Award, 1991, [1984]

N.91.8.41

Dr. Robert Hill, 1984 N. C. Award in Science, 1991, [1984]

N.91.8.42

Lee Smith, 1984 N. C. Award in Literature, 1991, [1984]

N.91.8.43

Main Street, Mt. Airy (Postcard), 1991, [ca. 1908]

N.91.8.44

N. C. Granite Corp., Mt. Airy (Postcard), 1991, [ca. 1912]

N.91.8.45

Richard Felton, 1797-, 1991, [1855]

N.91.8.46

Mary Felton, 1798-, 1991, [1855]

N.91.8.47

Luna Keith, of Wake County, 1991, [ca. 1916]

N.91.8.48

Venis Bledsoe and children, Susan Bailey and William Bailey, 1991, [1949]

N.91.8.49

"State House," Fayetteville, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.8.50

Rufus L. Patterson, 1830-1879, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.8.51

Henry W. Fries, 1825-1902, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.8.52

John William Fries, 1846-1927, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.8.53

Henry Elias Fries, 1857-1949, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.8.54

Richard Joshua Reynolds, 1853-, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.8.55

Andrew Johnson Birthplace, Raleigh

N.91.8.736

Cartwright Family, Elizabeth City, 1991, [ca. 1895]

N.91.9.1

Wake County Courthouse, Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1890s]

N.91.9.2

Pilot Cotton Mills, Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.9.3

Betsey Holmes and her carriage, Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1905]

N.91.9.4

Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Offices, Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.9.5

Raleigh Cotton Mills, Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.9.6

Josephus Daniels Family, 1991, [ca. 1894]

N.91.9.7

Josephus Daniels, Jr., Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1898]

N.91.9.8

Worth Bagley Daniels and Josephus Daniels, Jr., 1991, [1903]

N.91.9.9

Addie Worth Bagley Daniels, 1991, [1888]

N.91.9.10

Addie Worth Bagley Daniels in Mexico, 1991, [ca. 1930s]

N.91.9.11

Josephus Daniels, Jr., Oxford, 1991, [1912]

N.91.9.12

Josephus Daniels, Jr. during World War I, 1991, [ca. 1918]

N.91.9.13

Josephus Daniels, Jr., 1991, [ca. 1920s]

N.91.9.14

Mr. and Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Jr. in Atlantic City, NJ, 1991, [ca. 1930]

N.91.9.15

Mr. and Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Jr., 1991, [ca. 1926]

N.91.9.16

Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Jr., 1991, [ca. 1930s

N.91.9.17

Wakestone, home of Josephus Daniels, Jr., Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1940]

N.91.9.18

Wakestone, home of Josephus Daniels, Jr., Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1940]

N.91.9.19

Wakestone, home of Josephus Daniels, Jr., Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1940]

N.91.9.20

Wakestone, home of Josephus Daniels, Jr., Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1940]

N.91.9.21

Wakestone, home of Josephus Daniels, Jr., Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1940]

N.91.9.22

Wakestone, home of Josephus Daniels, Jr., Raleigh, 1991, [ca. 1940]

N.91.9.23

Josephus Daniels at the grave of Joyce Kilmer, 1991, [ca. 1920s]

N.91.9.24

Josephus Daniels receiving a cake, 1991, [ca. 1940]

N.91.9.25

Josephus Daniels and wife at the American Embassy, Mexico, 1991, [1940]

N.91.9.26

N. C. State Exposition of 1884, 1991, [1884]

N.91.9.27

Female employee at the News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.28

Female employee at the News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.29

Female Employees at the News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.30

Female employee at the News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.31

Josephus Daniels at the News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.32

Josephus Daniels at the News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.33

Josephus Daniels at the News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.34

Editorial Room, News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.35

Male employees at the News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.36

Male employee at the News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.37

Press room workmen at The News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.38

Unidentified workmen at The News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.39

Unidentified male employees at The News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.40

Unidentified employees at the News and Observer, Raleigh, 1991, [1914]

N.91.9.41

Grand Exposition of Southern Products (Poster), 1991, [1891]

N.91.9.42

Children of Marion T. Plyler, Elizabeth City, 1991, [1912]

N.91.9.43

William Abner Currin, of Granville County, 1991, [ca. 1890s]

N.91.9.44

Sewing Exhibit, North Carolina State Exposition of 1884, 1991, [1884]

N.91.9.45

John Hudson Odum, of Bunn, 1991, [ca. 1910s]

N.91.9.46

Road from Hatteras to Avon, 1991, [ca. 1946]

N.91.9.47

Wessington House Plan, 1991, [1847]

N.91.9.48

Rev. Sidney Stuart Bost, of Durham, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.9.49

Wessington House Plan, Edenton, 1991, [1847]

N.91.9.50

Wessington House Plan, Edenton, 1991, [1847]

N.91.9.51

Wessington House Plan, Edenton, 1991, [1847]

N.91.9.52

Wessington House Plan, Edenton, 1991, [1847]

N.91.9.53

Wessington House Plan, Edenton, 1991, [1847]

N.91.9.54

Wessington House Plan, Edenton, 1991, [1847]

N.91.9.55

Cooleemee Plantation House Plan, Davie County, 1991, [1847]

N.91.9.56

Cooleemee Plantation House Plan, Davie County, 1991, [1847]

N.91.9.57

Cooleemee Plantation House Plan, Davie County, 1991, [1847]

N.91.9.58

Cooleemee Plantation House Plan, Davie County, 1991, [1847]

N.91.9.59

Architectural Drawings of the Proposed State Government Complex, Raleigh, 1991, [1948]

N.91.9.60

Architectural Drawings of the proposed State Government Complex, Raleigh, 1991, [1948]

N.91.9.61

Farmer Moore, of Grover, Cleveland County, 1991, [ca. 1900]

N.91.9.62

Views of Washington, 1991, [1912]

N.91.10.1

Views of Washington, 1991, [1912]

N.91.10.2

Views of Washington, 1991, [1912]

N.91.10.3

Views of Washington, 1991, [1912]

N.91.10.4

Views of Washington, 1991, [1912]

N.91.10.5

Views of Washington, 1991, [1912]

N.91.10.6

Views of Washington, 1991, [1912]

N.91.10.7

Hotel Robert E. Lee, Winston-Salem, 1991, [1929]

N.91.10.8

H. J. Brown Company, Raleigh, 1991, [1929]

N.91.10.9

Exhibition Building State Exposition of 1884, 1991, [1884]

N.91.10.10

Colored Military Company, N.C. State Exposition of 1884, 1991, [1884]

N.91.10.11

Agricultural exhibit, N.C. State Exposition of 1884, 1991, [1884]

N.91.10.12

Pine Tree Products Exhibit, N.C. State Exposition of 1884, 1991, [1884]

N.91.10.13

U.S. Electric Light Company Exhibit, N.C. State Exposition of 1884, 1991, [1884]

N.91.10.14

Whitin Machine Works Exhibit, N.C. State Exposition of 1884, 1991, [1884]

N.91.10.15

Capehart Fisheries, Avoca, 1991, [ca. 1903]

N.91.10.16

Charter of Fulton Masonic Lodge, Salisbury, 1991, [1827]

N.91.10.17

Octavia Maria (Bryan) Winder, 1991, [ca. 1860s]

N.91.10.18

Gertrude Amelia (Winder) Tucker, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.10.19

Josiah S. Stevens, of Johnston County, 1991, [c. 1860s]

N.91.11.1

Kizzie Caroline (Alford) Stevens, of Johnston Co., 1991, [c. l860s]

N.91.11.2

Edgar Wilson Nye, 1991, [1961]

N.91.11.3

Horse-Drawn Hearse, 1991, [1889]

N.91.11.4

Col. Henry M. Rutledge, 1991, [c. l860s]

N.91.11.5

Lenox Dial Baker, 1991, [1965]

N.91.11.6

Lenox Dial Baker, 1991, [c. 1910]

N.91.11.7

Cole Murder Trial, Rockingham, 1991, [1925]

N.91.11.8

Berry O'Kelly High School Girl's Basketball Team, 1991, [1927]

N.91.11.9

E. A. Cox, Principal of Berry O'Kelly High School, 1991, [1927]

N.91.11.10

Blount Street, Raleigh, 1991, [c. 1910s]

N.91.11.11

Klan-Nazi Trial Drawings, Greensboro, 1991, [1980]

N.91.11.12

John William Henry Paschall, 1991, [c. 1910s]

N.91.11.13

Armistead Bartlette Hilliard, 1991, [c. l860s]

N.91.11.14

Langren Hotel, Asheville, 1991, [c. 1950]

N.91.11.15

Will of Mary Fortsen, 1991, [1663]

N.91.11.16

Claude B. Tyson, Sr., 1991, [1924]

N.91.11.17

Hanging at Clifton Forge, Virginia, 1991, [1891]

N.91.11.18

The State Bank, Laurinburg, N.C., 1991, [c. 1956]

N.91.12.1

Fort Fisher, New Hanover County, N.C., 1991, [c. 1940s]

N.91.12.2

Carl Yastrzemski, Raleigh Caps Baseball Team, 1991, [1959]

N.91.12.3

Eliza Harris, Granville County, N.C., 1991, [c. 1900s]

N.91.12.4

Acme-McCrary Corporation Hoisery Mill, Asheboro, N.C., 1991, [c. 1963]

N.91.12.5

I. I. Williams Grocery Store, Maiden, N.C., 1991, [c. 1926]

N.91.12.6

Rudisill Gold Mine, Mecklenburg County, N.C., 1991, [1937]

N.91.12.7

Davis School, Horneytown vicinity, Forsyth-Guilford Counties, N.C., 1991, [c. 1900]

N.91.12.8

James A. Crews and wife, Martha (Hunt) Crews, of Granville County, N.C., 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.12.9

Atlantic Hotel, l859-l879, 1991, [n.d.]

N.91.12.10

22. Negatives Received in 1992

Arrangement:

Chronological and numerical

Prospect Hill, Caswell County, 1992, [ca. 1920's]

N.92.1.1

Tobacco farming, Prospect Hill, Caswell Co., NC, 1992, [c. l9l0s]

N.92.1.2

Teen Piner at the Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, NC, 1992, [c. l906]

N.92.1.3

Firestone Auto Supply and Service Station, Greensboro, N.C., 1992, [c. 1936]

N.92.1.4

Henry Clay Oak, 1992, [1991]

N.92.1.5

Henry Clay Oak, Raleigh, N.C., 1992, [1991]

N.92.1.6

Homecoming of American Soldiers, Newport News, Virginia, 1992, [1919]

N.92.1.7

Second Provisional Battalion, Camp Meade, Maryland, 1992, [1919]

N.92.1.8

First Corps Artillery, Newport News, Virginia, 1992, [1919]

N.92.1.9

Truck Company No. 4, Camp Jackson, S.C., 1992, [c. l9l9]

N.92.1.10

Caleb M. Deaton, of Cabarrus Co., N.C., 1992, [ca. 1850s]

N.92.1.11

Church Street, Hertford, N.C., 1992, [c. l920s]

N.92.1.12

Wade Street, Wadesboro, N.C., 1992, [c. l920s]

N.92.1.13

Center Street, Fairmont, N.C., 1992, [c. 1930s]

N.92.1.14

March Hotel, Lexington, N.C., 1992, [c. l920s]

N.92.1.15

Citizens National Bank, Gastonia, N.C., 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.1.16

Samuel Logan Nelson, of Orange Co., N.C., 1992, [c. 1861]

N.92.1.17

Reply of Gov. John W. Ellis to a call for troops, 1992, [1861]

N.92.1.18

House resolution to vacate the seat of Jacob Henry, 1992, [1809]

N.92.1.19

Industry of the Women and Children, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.1.20

Thomas Miles Garrett, 1830-1864, of Bertie Co., N.C., 1992, [c. 1860s]

N.92.2.1

Soap and Candle Making, 1992, [1892]

N.92.2.2-3

Wood Working and Coopering, 1992, [1892]

N.92.2.4

Railway Cars, 1992, [1892]

N.92.2.5-8

Early Locomotives, 1992, [1892]

N.92.2.9-11

Mining Stone and Coal, 1992, [1892]

N.92.2.12-18

Road Making Machines, 1992, [1892]

N.92.2.19-23

Road Making Machines, 1992, [1892]

N.92.2.24-29

James Henry Paschall, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.2.30

James Henry Paschall, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.2.31

Oak Ridge Baptist Church, Vance Co., N.C., 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.2.32

Morris Graves Satterwhite, Sr., 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.2.33

Tull Lumber Company, near Kinston, N.C., 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.2.34

George W. Tull and Ed Tull of Lenoir County, N.C., 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.2.35

Otis King's Barber Shop, Townsville, N.C., 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.2.36

Algernon Cannady and Billy King cutting hay, Granville Co., N.C., 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.2.37

Lyman C. Draper, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.2.38

Norburn Terrace, Raleigh, N.C., 1992, [c. 1910]

N.92.2.39

Norburn Terrace, Raleigh, N.C., 1992, [c. 1930s]

N.92.2.40

H. E. Norris, 1859-1923, of Raleigh, N.C., 1992, [c. 1880s]

N.92.2.41

H. E. Norris, 1859-1923, of Raleigh, N.C., 1992, [c. 1900s]

N.92.2.42

Stephen Cole Wall, 1791-1845, of Richmond County, N.C., 1992, [c. 1845]

N.92.2.43

Belk-Tyler Company Store, Elizabeth City, N.C., 1992, [c. 1930s]

N.92.2.44

Hotel Kinston, Kinston, N.C., 1992, [c. 1930s]

N.92.2.45

U.S. Post Office, Salisbury, N.C., 1992, [c. 1940s]

N.92.2.46

Science Building, Woman's College, Greensboro, N.C., 1992, [c. 1930s]

N.92.2.47

Cupola House, Edenton, N.C., 1992, [c. 1917]

N.92.2.48

Cupola House, Edenton, N.C., 1992, [c. 1917]

N.92.2.49

Aunt Betsy Holmes, Raleigh, NC, 1992, [ca. l905]

N.92.3.1

Albert Rountree, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.3.2

Death Notice Card of Gen. Collet Leventhorpe, 1992, [1889]

N.92.3.3

Business District, Rowland, N.C., 1992, [ca. l908]

N.92.3.4

Main Street, Fairmont, N.C., 1992, [ca. l907]

N.92.3.5

Laying cornerstone of Ashpole Institution, Fairmont, N.C., 1992, [ca. l907]

N.92.3.6

Booker Taliaferro Washington, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.3.7

Wright Stephen Batchelor, of Nash Co., N.C., 1992, [ca. l860s]

N.92.3.8

Andrew Jackson Ancestral Homesite, Boneybefore, Northern Ireland, 1992]

N.92.3.9

Andrew Jackson Ancestral Homesite, Boneybefore, Northern Ireland, 1992]

N.92.3.10

Passenger Train near Beaufort, N.C., 1992, [ca. l9l2]

N.92.3.11

Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, N.C., 1992, [ca. l906]

N.92.3.12

Pony Herding, Beaufort, N.C., 1992, [ca. l9l0]

N.92.3.13

Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, N.C., 1992, [ca. l907]

N.92.3.14

A Day's Catch, Morehead City, N.C., 1992, [ca. l9l0]

N.92.3.15

Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, N.C., 1992, [ca. l9l5]

N.92.3.16

Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, N.C., 1992, [ca. l920]

N.92.3.17

Atlantic Hotel Pier, Morehead City, N.C., 1992, [ca. 1914]

N.92.3.18

Target Practice, Camp Glenn, N.C., 1992, [ca. 1918]

N.92.3.19

A Three Hours Catch, Morehead City, N.C., 1992, [ca. 1910]

N.92.3.20

Fire at Town Hall, Williamston, N.C., 1992, [1958]

N.92.3.21

Store of S. A. Wooten, Mt. Olive, N.C., 1992, [ca. l900s]

N.92.3.22

Store of S. A. Wooten, Mt. Olive, N.C., 1992, [ca. 1900s]

N.92.3.23

Golden Wedding Anniversary Photograph of Hill Ennett King and wife, Susan Rebecca (Redd) King, 1992, [1917]

N.92.3.24

Golden Wedding Anniversary of Hill Ennett King and wife, Susan Rebecca (Redd) King, 1992, [1917]

N.92.3.25

Officers of the Twenty-Fourth Regiment, N.C. State Troops, 1992, [ca. l90l]

N.92.3.26

Birthplace of President Andrew Johnson, Raleigh, N.C., 1992, [1865]

N.92.3.27

Cetta Keith and Henderson Keith, Wake County, N.C., 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.3.28

Camp of the Third Brigade near Raleigh, N.C., 1992, [1865]

N.92.3.29

Zoeller's Photographic Studio Advertisement, Elizabeth City, N.C., 1992, [1910-1919]

N.92.3.30

Henry William Bradley, 1813-1891, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.3.31

Sally Ann (Ward) Batchelor, Nash County, N.C., 1992, [ca. 1900s]

N.92.3.32

Mary White Ellis, wife of Governor John W. Ellis, 1992, [1846]

N.92.3.33

Bryant G. Dunlap, 1833-1867, 1992, [ca. l861-1865]

N.92.3.34

William James Buie, 1842-1888, 1992, [ca. 1861-1865]

N.92.3.35

Coming Men of America, Cabarrus County, N.C., 1992, [ca. 1910s]

N.92.3.36

Hubbard L. Wilson, 1825-1864, 1992, [ca. 1861-1864]

N.92.3.37

Mordecai House, Raleigh, N.C., 1992, [c. 1900s]

N.92.4.1

Frontispiece of "Narrative of the Life of Moses Grandy", 1992, [1844]

N.92.4.2

Frontispiece of "A Brief History of the Slave Life of Rev. L. R. Ferebee", 1992, [1882]

N.92.4.3

Union Station, Durham, N.C. (postcard), 1992, [c. 1907]

N.92.4.4

Union Depot, Durham, N.C. (postcard), 1992, [c. 1910]

N.92.4.5

Episcopal Church and Rectory, Elizabeth City, N. C. (postcard), 1992, [c. 1908]

N.92.4.6

Engine #2, Bonlee and Western Railroad, Bonlee, N. C., 1992, [1915]

N.92.4.7

Engine #3, Bonlee and Western Railroad, Bonlee, N. C., 1992, [c. 1920]

N.92.4.8

Engine #5, Bonlee and Western Railroad, Bonlee, N. C., 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.4.9

Mac Brantley, Town Surveyor, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992, [1889]

N.92.4.10

John L. Barbee Family, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992

N.92.4.11

10th Grade, Spring Hope School, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992, [1934]

N.92.4.12

Spring Hope Manufacturing Co., Inc., Spring Hope, N. C. (postcard), 1992

N.92.4.13

Webb's Mill Dam, Spring Hope, N. C. (postcard), 1992

N.92.4.14

Spring Hope High School, Spring Hope, N. C. (postcard), 1992

N.92.4.15

Gibson Memorial Methodist Church, Spring Hope, N. C. (postcard), 1992

N.92.1.16

Methodist Episcopal Church, Spring Hope, N. C. (postcard), 1992, [c. 1910]

N.92.4.17

Spring Hope School, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992, [1916]

N.92.4.18

John J. Proctor, Mayor, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992, [1923-1939]

N.92.4.19

Theophilus C. May and Elizabeth A. E. May, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992

N.92.4.20

Albert Franklin May, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992

N.92.4.21

Albert Franklin May, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992

N.92.4.22

Gertrude Griffin May, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992

N.92.4.23

Morris Gore and Wife, Sampson County, N. C., 1992

N.92.4.24

First Presbyterian Church, Winston, 1992

N.92.4.25

N. C. Supreme Court Justices, Raleigh, N. C., 1992, [c.1910s]

N.92.4.26

Union Passenger Station, Kinston N. C. (postcard), 1992, [c1910]

N.92.4.27

Charter Issued to Copeland Lodge, Dobson, N. C., 1992, [1885]

N.92.4.28

The Great Seal of the State of North Carolina, 1992, [1775,1776]

N.92.4.29

The Plott Hound, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, N. C., 1992, [1989]

N.92.4.30

William Thomas O'Brien, Durham, N. C., 1992

N.92.4.31

Black Women Spinning, L. Polk Denmark Collection, 1992

N.92.4.32

Atlas M. Branch, Rockingham County, N. C., 1992

N.92.4.33

Financial Accounts of Peter Carteret (Carolina), 1992 (1666 - 1673)

N.92.5.1

Deed from King of Yeopin to George Durant, Perquimans County, 1992 (1661)

N.92.5.2

Lord Delaware, First Governor of Virginia Colony, 1992

N.92.5.3

Hotel Raleigh, Raleigh, N. C., 1992 (ca. 1914)

N.92.5.4

Annie Hortense Bryan Johnson, Nash Co., N. C., 1992 (c. 1890)

N.92.5.5

Robert Marsh Burns, Chatham County, N. C., 1992

N.92.5.6

Odell Manufacturing Company, Concord, N. C., 1992 (c. 1880's)

N.92.5.7

Commercial National Bank, Charlotte, N. C., 1992 (c. 1900's)

N.92.5.8

Seal of the Brunswick County Commissioners, 1992

N.92.5.9

Thelbert Evans, Wake County, N. C., 1992

N.92.5.10

William Stronach, Stonecutter, Raleigh, N. C., 1992

N.92.5.11

Sarah Stronach, Raleigh, N. C., 1992

N.92.5.12

Miss Sophia Arms Partridge, Raleigh, N. C., 1992 (1937)

N.92.5.13

Peter Carteret's Account of Years in Albemarle, 1663-1673, 1992 (1663-1673)

N.92.5.14

Melville Beveridge Cox, Raleigh, N. C., 1992 (1831)

N.92.5.15

Lee Hall, Iredell County, N. C., 1992 (c. 1869)

N.92.5.16

Lee Hall, N. C. native, 1992

N.92.5.17

Home of Octavia and Burtis Bunn Cone, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992 (1887)

N.92.5.18

Burtis and Octavia Cone, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992 (c. 1880's)

N.92.5.19

Octavia, Annie, Milton, Percy and Mary Cone, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992 (1894)

N.92.5.20

Armistead Bartlette Hilliard, Warren County, N. C., 1992 (c. 1880s)

N.92.5.21

Mary White Hilliard, Warren County, N. C., 1992 (c. 1880's)

N.92.5.22

Polly Newman Hilliard, Warren County, N. C., 1992

N.92.5.23

Palmer and Lucy Paschall Hilliard, Warren County, N. C., 1992 (1909)

N.92.5.24

New Passenger Depot, Rocky Mount, N. C. (postcard), 1992 (c. 1907)

N.92.6.1

New Methodist Church, Rocky Mount, N. C. (postcard), 1992

N.92.6.2

Pavilion at Oakland Park, Rocky Mount, N. C. (postcard), 1992 (c. 1907)

N.92.6.3

Scene on the Railroad Yards, Rocky Mount, N. C. (postcard), 1992 (c. 1907)

N.92.6.4

Cotton Mills, Rocky Mount, N. C. (postcard), 1992 (c. 1907)

N.92.6.5

Main Street, Rocky Mount, N. C. (postcard), 1992 (c. 1912)

N.92.6.6

Bank of Lumberton, Lumberton, N. C. (postcard), 1992 (c. 1908)

N.92.6.7

Cannon Manufacturing Company, Concord, N. C. (postcard), 1992 (c. 1910)

N.92.6.8

Peace's Chapel Baptist Church, Granville County, N. C., 1992 (c. late 1930's)

N.92.6.9

Mary Lily Kenan Flagler (1867 - 1917), 1992 (1901)

N.92.6.10

Henry Morrison Flagler (1830 - 1913), 1992

N.92.6.11

The Traveling Photographer in the Country, 1992 (1871)

N.92.6.12

Joseph Thomas and Harriet Cornelia Burges Jenkins, 1992 (c. 1890's)

N.92.6.13

"Bill" and two children on pony, Outer Banks, N. C., 1992, [1910]

N.92.6.14

Normal and Industrial School, Greensboro, N. C., 1992, [c. 1892]

N.92.6.15

George D. Nethery, Granville County, V. A., 1992

N.92.6.16

Judge W. M. Shipp, Lincoln County, N. C., 1992

N.92.6.17

Mary Lily Kenan, 1992, [c. 1890]

N.92.6.18

Addie and Henry Summers, Iredell County, N. C., 1992, [c. 1900]

N.92.6.19

Robert T. Nethery, Alamance County, N. C. (ambrotype), 1992, [c. 1860s]

N.92.6.20

Henry Hodge Nethery, Granville County, N. C., 1992

N.92.6.21

Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem, N. C., 1992

N.92.6.22

Robert E. Lee Hotel, Winston-Salem, N. C., 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.6.23

4th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C., 1992, [c. 1930]

N.92.6.24

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Factory #12, Winston-Salem, N. C., 1992, [c. 1920]

N.92.6.25

YMCA, Winston-Salem, N. C., 1992, [c. 1920's]

N.92.6.26

Fourth Street at Christmas, Winston-Salem, N. C., 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.6.27

Forsyth County Courthouse, N. C., 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.6.28

Wiley School, Winston-Salem, N. C., 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.6.29

Peoples Tobacco Warehouse, Winston-Salem, N. C., 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.6.30

U. S. S. North Carolina, Wilmington, N. C., 1992

N.92.6.31

Captain Yancey Tackell, Alamance Militia, N. C., 1992

N.92.6.32

Iredell County Courthouse, Statesville, N. C., 1992

N.92.6.33

North Carolina State Flag, 1861-1885, 1992, [1861-1885]

N.92.6.34

Smith-Cole Farm, Chapel Hill vic.

N.92.6.1558-1575

Captain Augustine Tean Piner, Carteret County, 1992

N.92.7.1

John Simcox Holmes, State Forester, 1992, [1943]

N.92.7.2

John Simcox Holmes, State Forester, 1992, [1942]

N.92.7.3

John Simcox Holmes, State Forester, 1992, [1942]

N.92.7.4

John Simcox Holmes, State Forester, 1992, [1930s]

N.92.7.5

Queen of Hearts, Playing Card, 1992

N.92.7.6

Queen of Spades, 1992

N.92.7.7

Alpheus Branch, 1992, [1872]

N.92.7.8

Hobbs Family, Gates County, 1992

N.92.7.9

Christian "Kate" Eliza Hobbs Dail, Gates County, 1992, [1920s]

N.92.7.10

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1900]

N.92.7.11

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1908]

N.92.7.12

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1908]

N.92.7.13

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1908]

N.92.7.14

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1908]

N.92.7.15

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1908]

N.92.7.16

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1908]

N.92.7.17

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1908]

N.92.7.18

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1900]

N.92.7.19

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1900]

N.92.7.20

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1900]

N.92.7.21

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1900]

N.92.7.22

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1900]

N.92.7.23

J. T. Wyatt's Granite Quarry, Salisbury, N. C., 1992, [1900]

N.92.7.24

J. T. Wyatt, Rowan County, 1992, [1900]

N.92.7.25

J. T. Wyatt's Pink Granite Quarry, Faith, N. C., 1992, [1900]

N.92.7.26

Presbyterian Church, St. Pauls, N. C., 1992, [1930s]

N.92.7.27

Lantern Inn, Rocky Mount, N. C., 1992, [1930s]

N.92.7.28

Charles Jones Soon, 1992

N.92.7.29

Military Unit Posing near Sanford, N. C., 1992, [1898-1899]

N.92.7.30

Cotton Picking by Machinery, Hamlet, N. C., 1992, [c.1913]

N.92.7.31

Chapel and Hospital Building, N. C. State Prison, Raleigh, N. C., 1992, [c.1912]

N.92.7.32

Fifty-Eighth Regiment, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.7.33

F. A. Tobey, Captain, Co. A, Fifty-Eighth Regiment, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.7.34

Farm Scene, Iredell County, 1992, [1911]

N.92.7.35

Drugstore Interior, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.7.36

Map of North Carolina, 1738, 1992, [1738]

N.92.7.37

Southern Railroad Cars, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.7.38

Caveness Produce Company, Raleigh, N. C., 1992, [c. 1929]

N.92.7.41

Mount Olive Manufacturing Company, Mount Olive, N. C., 1992, [c. 1928]

N.92.7.42

Capitol Square, Raleigh, N. C., 1992, [c. 1900]

N.92.7.39

Man and Boy in Carriage, Capitol Square, Raleigh, N. C., 1992, [c. 1900]

N.92.7.40

Bishop House, Chapel Hill vic., 1992

N.92.7.442-448

John Kirkland Farm, Chapel Hill vic.

N.92.7.523-543

Pepsi-Cola Co. Home Office, New Bern, N. C., 1992, [c. 1917]

N.92.9.1

Dr. Henry Arthur Bizzell House, Clinton, N. C., 1992, [c. 1896]

N.92.8.1

Samuel A'Court Ashe, 1992

N.92.8.2

Sarah William Ashe, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.8.3

Jhon Thomas Kitchen, Annistown, A. L., 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.8.4

Street view, Norwood, N. C., 1992, [c. 1920's]

N.92.8.5

The Citizens National Bank, Raleigh, N. C., 1992, [c. 1907]

N.92.8.6

Farmers State Alliance Headquarters, Hillsboro, N. C., 1992, [1900]

N.92.8.7

Eden Colony Fruit Company, Rock Branch, N. C. (Postcard), 1992, [c. 1910]

N.92.8.8

Rev. John Esten Cooke Smedes, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.8.9

Wade High School Building, Wade, N. C., 1992, [c. 1913]

N.92.8.10

Rosa Bryan Parrish, Durham, NC, 1992, [c. 1880s]

N.92.8.11

Benjamin Newton Duke, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.8.12

Lockmoor, Durham, N. C., 1992, [c. 1900]

N.92.8.13

Mid-State Tile Co., Lexington, N. C., 1992, [1957]

N.92.8.14

Ad for White's Ice Cream, 1992, [1945]

N.92.8.15

Waldensian Bakers, Burke County, N. C., 1992, [1945]

N.92.8.16

Silver Harvest on the Chowan, 1992, [1971]

N.92.8.17

The Lady Who Makes Christmas Trees, 1992, [1970]

N.92.8.18

Flower Ladies in Chapel Hill, N. C., 1992, [1986]

N.92.8.19

Jan Brown, Big Bertha Driver, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.8.20

Jenkins Grocery Store, Wolf Creek, N. C., 1992, [1991]

N.92.8.21

Mabel Dixon Barbee, Raleigh, N. C., 1992, [1942]

N.92.8.22

Rebecca Barnes Barbee, Spring Hope, N. C., 1992, [1953]

N.92.8.23

Sarah Rebecca Jones Collins, Hillsboro, N. C., 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.8.24

Durham Fertilizer Company, Durham, N. C., 1992, [c. 1895]

N.92.8.25

Durham Fertilizer Co, Richmond, V. A., 1992, [c. 1895]

N.92.8.26

Round Knob Railroad, McDowell County, 1992, [1890]

N.92.8.27

Scenic Western North Carolina, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.8.28

Valley at Black Mountain, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.8.29

Water Power Line Construction, 1992, [1890]

N.92.8.30

Elevated View of Hot Springs, N. C., 1992, [c. 1900]

N.92.8.31

Fishy Nantahala, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.8.32

Going Up, Western North Carolina, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.8.33

Farmers and Merchants Bank, Henderson, N. C., 1992, [c. 1917]

N.92.8.34

Bank of Roxboro, Roxboro, N. C., 1992, [c. 1917]

N.92.8.35

Lawrence House, Raleigh vic., April.

N.92.8.205-211

Raleigh Banking and Trust Co., Raleigh, N. C., 1992, [c. 1917]

N.92.9.2

Commercial National Bank, Statesville, 1992, [1917]

N.92.9.3

Wachovia Bank and Trust Co., Winston-Salem, N. C., 1992, [c. 1917]

N.92.9.4

Erwin Cotton Mills Co., West Durham, 1992, [c. 1917]

N.92.9.5

Peoples Savings Bank, Wilmington, 1992, [c. 1917]

N.92.9.6

John Ross, Cherokee Indian Chief, 1992

N.92.9.7

Composite of Twelfth Regiment, NC Troops, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.9.8

Rebel Lines at Raleigh, 1865, 1992, [1865]

N.92.9.9

House of Judge Iredell, Edenton, 1992, [c. 1905]

N.92.9.10

Hotel Carrolina, Durham, 1992, [c. 1894]

N.92.9.11

Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co., 1992, [c. 1894]

N.92.9.12

Main Building, Trinity College, Durham, 1992, [c. 1894]

N.92.9.13

Durham Fertilizer Co., Durham, 1992, [c. 1894]

N.92.9.14

J. A. Harrell, Weldon, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.9.15

The Caucasian Newspaper Office Building, Raleigh, 1992, [c. 1895]

N.92.9.16

Hillsborough Military Academy, Hillsborough, 1992, [c. 1860]

N.92.9.17

Eleanor Roosevelt visits State Capitol, 1992, [1945]

N.92.9.18

Governor Bob Scott and Lee Bounds at Central Prison, Raleigh, 1992, [1970]

N.92.9.19

George W. Randall, Bob Scott, and Leo Jenkins at News Conference, 1992, [c. 1972]

N.92.9.20

Fortnightly Review Book Club, Wake County, 1992, [c. 1915]

N.92.9.21

King's Business College, Fayetteville St., Raleigh, 1992, [c. 1910]

N.92.10.1

John Norris Bergeron, Spring Hope, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.2

Mary W. Bridgers Bergeron, Spring Hope, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.3

James Bunn, Jr. (1832-1900), Spring Hope, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.4

Sarah Ann Westry Bunn, Spring Hope, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.5

John and Minnie Proctor, Spring Hope, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.6

OCALA, Alliance Wagon, Cary, 1992, [1893]

N.92.10.7

The Carolina Cook Stove, Greensboro, 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.10.8

Alliance Sewing Machine, Hillsboro, 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.10.9

OCALA Two-Horse Wagon, Hillsboro, 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.10.10

OCALA Dump Cart, Hillsboro, 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.10.11

OCALA One-Horse Wagon, Hillsboro, 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.10.12

OCALA Log Wagons and Carts, Hillsboro, 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.10.13

OCALA Log Truck, Hillsboro, 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.10.14

OCALA Elliptic Spring Buggy, Hillsbooro, 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.10.15

OCALA Road Cart, Hillsboro, 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.10.16

Oak Ridge Institute, Oak Ridge, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.17

Selwyn Hotel, Charlotte, 1992, [c. 1909]

N.92.10.18

Zion Wesley Institute, Original Building, Concord, 1992, [c. 1879]

N.92.10.19

William Earl Dodge, Livingstone College, Salisbury, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.20

Remember December 7th!, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.21

You Are Needed Now, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.22

Become a Nurse, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.23

Americans Will Always Fight for Liberty, 1992, [1943]

N.92.10.24

Marines on Mount Suirbachi, Iwo Jima, 1992, [1945]

N.92.10.25

United We Are Strong, United We Will Win, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.26

William Lander, Lincoln County, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.27

Judge David Schenck, Lincoln County, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.28

Cornwallis Drive Railroad Crossing, Greensboro, 1992, [1935]

N.92.10.29

Cornwallis Drive Railroad Crossing, Greensboro, 1992, [c. 1937]

N.92.10.30

Cornwallis Drive Railroad Crossing, Greensboro, 1992, [c. 1937]

N.92.10.31

Members of N. C. House of Representatives, 1874-1875, 1992, [1874]

N.92.10.32

Session pose South of State Capitol, Raleigh, 1992, [1874]

N.92.10.33

Welcome Home Parade, World War I, Raleigh, 1992, [1919]

N.92.10.34

Welcome Home Parade, Reviewing Stand, Raleigh, 1992, [1919]

N.92.10.35

Welcome Home Parade, World War I, Raleigh, 1992, [1919]

N.92.10.36

Welcome Home Parade, World War I, Raleigh, 1992, [1919]

N.92.10.37

Welcome Home Parade, World War I, Raleigh, 1992, [1919]

N.92.10.38

Tank School, Raleigh, 1992, [1918]

N.92.10.39

Tank School, World War I, Raleigh, 1992, [1919]

N.92.10.40

Temporary Tank School, World War I, Raleigh, 1992, [1918]

N.92.10.41

Temporary Tank School, World War I, Raleigh, 1992, [1919]

N.92.10.42

Temporary Tank School, World War I, Raleigh, 1992, [1918]

N.92.10.43

Temporary Tank School, World War I, Raleigh, 1992, [1919]

N.92.10.44

Temporary Tank School, World War I, Raleigh, 1992, [c. 1918]

N.92.10.45

Temporary Tank School, World War I, Raleigh, 1992, [c. 1918]

N.92.10.46

Luther Hodges Moses, Franklin County, 1992, [c. 1880]

N.92.10.47

Cleveland Moses, Franklin County, 1992, [c. 1918]

N.92.10.48

Spring Hope High School Football Team, 1992, [1930]

N.92.10.49

Selwyn Hotel, Charlotte, 1992, [c. 1930s]

N.92.10.50

Col. Leonidas Jones, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.51

Col. Leonidas Jones, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.52

Fort Caswell, Cape Fear River, 1992, [1865]

N.92.10.53

Decoying a Blockade Runner, 1992, [1865]

N.92.10.54

Earthworks and Army Encampment near Fort Fisher, 1992, [1865]

N.92.10.55

Learn and Earn, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.56

Join the Black Toms, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.57

Join the Tanks, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.10.58

Clinton-Gore Campaign Stop, Capitol Square, Raleigh, 1992

N.92.10.59-67

Rev. E. H. Davis and Dr. D. T. Smithwick, 1992, [1948]

N.92.10.68

Charlotte Consolidated Construction Company, Charlotte, 1992, [c. 1915]

N.92.11.1

Hoskins Derailment, Charlotte, 1992, [c. 1915]

N.92.11.2

Hoskins Derailment, Charlotte, 1992, [c. 1915]

N.92.11.3

Cameron Park, Raleigh, 1992, [c. 1900s]

N.92.11.4

Daniel Howell, 1992, [c. 1861]

N.92.11.5

Charity Howell, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.11.6

Sasser Family, Wayne County, 1992, [c. 1890s]

N.92.11.7

William Arthur and M. L. Sasser, Wayne County, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.11.8

Bradshaw Family, Raleigh, 1992, [c. 1930s]

N.92.11.9

Bradshaw's Dairy Farm, Wake County, 1992, [c. 1917]

N.92.11.10

Fort Bragg Construction, 1992, [1941]

N.92.11.11

Construction Crew Poses at Barracks, Fort Bragg, 1992, [1941]

N.92.11.12

Deaf Mutes Convention, Durham, 1992, [1910]

N.92.11.13

National Fraternity Society of Deaf of Chicago, Durham, 1992, [1910]

N.92.11.14

Thomas Park Pool, 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.11.15

Scene at Pullen Park Pool, Raleigh, 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.11.16

Simon Bolivar Buckner, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.11.17

Alfred Williams and Co., Raleigh, 1992, [c. 1900s]

N.92.11.18

Judge William H. Bobbitt and Governor Bob Scott, 1992, [1969]

N.92.11.19

Fries Mill, Salem, 1992, [1864]

N.92.11.20

Township map of Moore County, 1992, [1886]

N.92.11.21

Cottage, Morehead City, 1992, [1930]

N.92.12.1

Dred Peacock, Stantonsburg, 1992, [c. 1896]

N.92.12.2

Justice Building and Ruffin Building, Raleigh, 1992, [1978]

N.92.12.3

Archives and History Building, Raleigh, 1992, [1981]

N.92.12.4

Governor's Mansion, Raleigh, 1980

N.92.12.5

General Assembly Building Construction, Raleigh, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.12.6

Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.12.7

Fayetteville Street Mall, Raleigh, 1987

N.92.12.8

Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.12.9

Nathaniel Greene Monument, Guilford Battle Ground, Greensboro, 1992

N.92.12.10

Entrance to Guilford Battle Ground, Greensboro, 1992

N.92.12.11

Wallace Wade, Durham, 1992, [c. 1941]

N.92.12.12

Wallace Wade, Durham, 1992, [c. 1940s]

N.92.12.13

Summer Home of Mrs. F. W. Barnes, Morehead City, 1992, [1910]

N.92.12.14

H. J. and A. D. Muse Store, Carthage, 1992, [c. 1870s]

N.92.12.15

T. Benton Jones, Franklin County, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.12.16

D. D. Bruton and Company General Store, Capelsie (Postcard), 1992, [c. 1908]

N.92.12.17

James Bennett's House, Bennett Place, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.12.18

First Night in United States in New York, 1992, [1945]

N.92.12.19

Thomas Brown Finley (1862-1942), Wilkes County, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.12.20

Flora MacDonald Silver, Norfolk, 1992, [1907]

N.92.12.21

S. H. Manning, Constitutional Convention, 1992, [1875]

N.92.12.22

Banner Tobacco Warehouse, Wilson, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.12.23

Main Street, Red Springs, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.12.24

California Restaurant, Raleigh, 1992, [c. 1930s]

N.92.12.25

Walgreen's Drug Store, Raleigh, 1992, [c. 1930s]

N.92.12.26

Cape Fear River Railway Bridge, Fayetteville, 1992, [1907]

N.92.12.27

Bayview Hotel, Bayview, 1992, [c. 1920]

N.92.12.28

Townsville Drug Company, Vance County, 1992, [c. 1912]

N.92.12.29

J. R. Bolling, Harley-Davidson Store, Winston-Salem, 1992, [c. 1940]

N.92.12.30

Stone Cutter's Parade, Mt. Airy, 1992, [c. 1905]

N.92.12.31

Piedmont Drug Company, Madison, 1992, [c. 1930]

N.92.12.32

Polk Gray Drug Co., Statesville, 1992, [c. 1911]

N.92.12.33

Dam at Steele's Mill, Rockingham, 1992, [c. 1911]

N.92.12.34

Union Station, New Bern, 1992, [c. 1920]

N.92.12.35

Tennis Match, Blue Ridge Association Grounds, Blue Ridge, 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.12.36

Ward's Pharmacy, Asheville, 1992, [1907]

N.92.12.37

Lyon's Tobacco Warehouse, Oxford, 1992, [1908]

N.92.12.38

Massachusetts Monument, National Cemetery, New Bern, 1992, [c. 1910]

N.92.12.39

Harnett County Courthouse, Lillington, 1992, [c. 1930]

N.92.12.40

Main St., Fairmont, 1992, [c. 1930's]

N.92.12.41

Dunlap's Mineral Springs, Kernersville, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.12.42

Main Street, Laurinburg, 1992, [c. 1930]

N.92.12.43

Main Street, Lexington, 1992, [c. 1908]

N.92.12.44

Business District, Wendell, 1992, [c. 1930's]

N.92.12.45

Residential Area, Wake Forest, 1992, [c. 1910]

N.92.12.46

Main Street, Apex, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.12.47

Town Hall, Salem St., Apex, 1992, [c. 1915]

N.92.12.48

Tobacco Warehouse, Smithfield, 1992, [c. 1910s]

N.92.12.49

Smithfield Baseball Team, 1992, [c. 1912]

N.92.12.50

Hotel Oliver, Smithfield, 1992, [c. 1912]

N.92.12.51

W. B. Oliver and Son, Pine Level, 1992, [c. 1915]

N.92.12.52

Godwin's Drug Store, Pine Level, 1992, [c. 1915]

N.92.12.53

Municipal Airport, Charlotte, 1992, [c. 1930s]

N.92.12.54

Smith Reynolds Airport, Winston-Salem, 1992, [n.d.]

N.92.12.55

A. C. L. Freight and Passenger Station, Dunn, 1992, [c. 1909]

N.92.12.56

Transplanting Tobacco Plants, 1992, [c. 1940]

N.92.12.57

Drawing Plants from Tobacco Seed Beds, 1992, [c. 1940]

N.92.12.58

Electric Shop, Oxford Orphanage, Oxford, 1992, [c. 1929]

N.92.12.59

Girls' Sewing Room, Oxford Orphanage, Oxford, 1992, [c. 1920s]

N.92.12.60

Fairview Dairy Restaurant, Sanford, 1992, [c. 1940]

N.92.12.61

Union Station, Aberdeen, 1992, [c. 1907]

N.92.12.62

S. A. L. Railway Station, Southern Pines, 1992, [c. 1906]

N.92.12.63

Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Station, Kinston, 1992, [1907]

N.92.12.64

East Main St., Jonesboro, 1992, [c. 1907]

N.92.12.65

23. Negatives Received in 1993

Arrangement:

Chronological and Numerical

The Bank of New Hanover, Wilmington, 1993, [c. 1876]

N.93.1.1

First National Bank, Winston, 1993, [c. 1882]

N.93.1.2

Military Salute to Governor James G. Martin, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.3

Jim Graham taking Oath of Office, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.4

Bob Etheridge, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.5

Rufus Edmisten, Secretary of State, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.6

Dennis Wicker, Lieutenant Governor, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.7

James B. Hunt, Jr., Governor, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.8

Governor and Mrs. James B. Hunt, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.9

Jim Graham, Commissioner of Agriculture, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.10

Rufus Edmisten, Secretary of State, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.11

Betty McCain, Secretary of the Department of Cultural Resources, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.12

Cabinet Members Taking Oath of Office, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.13

Secretary Betty McCain, Raleigh, 1993

N.93.1.14

Pisgah Bridge, Randolph County, 1993, [c. 1990]

N.93.1.15

Bunker Hill Bridge, Catawba County, 1993, [c. 1990]

N.93.1.16

Sunnyside Floral Nursery, Fayetteville, 1993, [c. 1899]

N.93.1.17

Isaac Lyerly Residence, 1993, [1906]

N.93.1.18

Kluttz and Oates Advertisement, Salisbury, 1993, [c. 1906]

N.93.1.19

John O. Harrison Letter, Lenoir County, 1993, [1864]

N.93.1.20

John O. Harrison Letter, Lenoir County, 1993, [1864]

N.93.1.21

James Iredell's Mileage Chart, 1993, [1790 or 1798]

N.93.1.22

Come Down, Mr. Possum, Hamlet, 1993, [c. 1912]

N.93.1.23

Captured Whiskey Stills, Rockingham, 1993, [1909]

N.93.1.24

Blockade Stills, Hamlet, 1993, [c. 1909]

N.93.1.25

Engineering Work, Dismal Swamp Canal, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.1.26

Shooting Black Duck, Pamlico Sound, 1993, [n. d.]

N.93.1.27

Black Duck Hunting, Pamlico Sound, 1993, [n. d.]

N.93.1.28

Holstein Cattle, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.1.29

Fish Scrap and Oil Factory, Beaufort, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.1.30

Mountain Mill, Yancey County, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.1.31

Bug-Eye at Oyster Factory, Beaufort, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.1.32

Academy of Music, Wilmington, 1993, [c. 1912]

N.93.1.33

Academy of Music, Wilmington, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.1.34

Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.1.35

Schooner Docked at an Oyster Cannery, Beaufort, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.1.36

Old Time Mountain Mill, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.1.37

Fish Scrap and Oil Factory, Beaufort, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.1.38

William Allen Erwin, 1856-1932, Durham, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.2.1

Raleigh Iron Works, Raleigh, 1993, [c. 1918]

N.93.2.2

Hot Springs Resort, Madison County, 1993, [c. 1918]

N.93.2.3

Rockwell's Airplane Wreckage, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.2.4

Silver Spoon of Josiah Collins, Philadelphia, 1993, [c. 1814]

N.93.2.5

Quit Claim to Sarah Burton, Stoney Point, 1993, [1836]

N.93.2.6

Eric Tipton, Duke University, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.2.7

Cruise of the Confederate War Steamer Shenandoah, Manuscript, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.2.8

Governor Josiah Martin, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.2.9

Edward G. Porter (1857-1908), 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.2.10

Officer's Quarters, Fort Johnston, Southport, 1993, [1969]

N.93.2.11

Officer's Quarters, Fort Johnston, Southport, 1993, [1901]

N.93.2.12

Blockhouse, Fort Johnston, Southport, 1993, [ca. 1900]

N.93.2.13

Civilian Conservation Corps Camp, Balsam Grove, 1993, [1934]

N.93.2.14

Meredith College Faculty and Students, Raleigh, 1993, [1924]

N.93.2.15

Meredith College, Class of 1926, Raleigh, 1993, [1926]

N.93.2.16

Meredith College Board of Trustees, Raleigh, 1993, [1926]

N.93.2.17

Class of 1929, Meredith College, 1993, [1929]

N.93.2.18

Col. Robert F. Webb, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.2.19

Governor Dan K. Moore with signature, 1993, [ca. 1965]

N.93.2.20

Schooner and Hunters, Ocracoke, 1993, [1918]

N.93.2.21

O'Neal Family Schooner, Ocracoke, 1993, [c. 1918]

N.93.2.22

Businessmen posing with Game, 1993, [c. 1918]

N.93.2.23

Franklin Washington Barnes, Wilson County, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.1

Matilda Bynum Barnes, Wilson County, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.2

Mrs. Virginia Pou Doughton, Raleigh, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.3

Judge John Kerr, 1811-1879, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.4

Dorton Arena Ribbon Cutting, J. S. Dorton, Raleigh, 1993, [1951]

N.93.3.5

J. S. Dorton, Gov. Kerr Scott, and Lou Kane, Raleigh, 1993, [1949]

N.93.3.6

Building, State Fair, Raleigh, 1993, [1949]

N.93.3.7

David S. Coltrane with cow, Raleigh, 1993, [1948]

N.93.3.8

J. S. Dorton in front of Dorton Arena, Raleigh, 1993, [c. 1951]

N.93.3.9

Gov. Kerr Scott, Mrs. Kipp, and Mrs. Wilson, Raleigh, 1993, [1949]

N.93.3.10

Gov. Kerr Scott and Grandson, State Fair, Raleigh, 1993, [1951]

N.93.3.11

J. S. Dorton and Son, State Fair Office, Raleigh, 1993, [1956]

N.93.3.12

L. Y. Ballantine milking cow, State Fair, Raleigh, 1993, [1951]

N.93.3.13

J. S. Dorton, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, 1993, [c. 1951]

N.93.3.14

J. S. Dorton, with guests, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, 1993, [1948]

N.93.3.15

Dorton Arena Ribbon Cutting, Raleigh, 1993, [1951]

N.93.3.16

Waterfall and Main Buildings, State Fair, Raleigh, 1993, [1949]

N.93.3.17

Waterfall and Main Buildings, State Fair, Raleigh, 1993, [1949]

N.93.3.18

Quentin Busbee in Memorium, Raleigh, 1993, [1877]

N.93.3.19

Richmond M. Parson, Memorial, Raleigh, 1993, [1877-1878]

N.93.3.20

Eno Lodge No. 210 Charter, Durham, 1993, [1860]

N.93.3.21

Cannon Memorial Lodge, Charter, Kannapolis, 1993, [1916]

N.93.3.22

Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, 1993, [1885]

N.93.3.23

Main Dining Room, Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, 1993, [1885]

N.93.3.24

Willie and Jurd Williams, Ocracoke Island, 1993, [1946]

N.93.3.25

Beachcomber's Gun Clubhouse, Ocracoke Island, 1993, [1946]

N.93.3.26

Tom Wilson's Cabin, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.27

On the Road to Asheville, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.28

Highland Women at Work, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.29

Charles Kuralt, CBS On The Road, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.30

Virginia Dare Postage Stamp, 1993, [1937]

N.93.3.31

Raleigh Apartments, Raleigh, 1993, [c. 1980s]

N.93.3.32

President Roosevelt and Linsay C. Warren, 1993, [1937]

N.93.3.33

W. E. Holt, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.34

Watkins Chapel Baptist Church Homecoming, Emit, 1993, [1952]

N.93.3.35

Price-Strother Map of Cape Fear River and Vicinity, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.36

Southeastern North Carolina, Moseley Map, 1993, [1733]

N.93.3.37

Mail Carrier's Convention, Kinston, 1993, [1906]

N.93.3.38

William H. Griffin and Son, Tobacco Barn, Spring Hope, 1993, [c. 1900s]

N.93.3.39

Madora Strickland Griffin, Spring Hope, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.40

Home of William H. and Madora S. Griffin, Spring Hope, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.41

John Daniel Dodd, Spring Hope, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.42

Evaline Creech Dodd, Spring Hope, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.43

Alfred Washington Bridgers, Spring Hope, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.44

Railroad Bridge at Spring Hope, 1993, [c. 1910]

N.93.3.45

Dr. Charles Wesley Woollen, Randolph County, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.46

Alfred Williams, Raleigh, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.47

Alfred Williams, Raleigh, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.3.48

Miss Katie Johnson, Durham, 1993, [c. 1910s]

N.93.3.49

Captain Jeffrey MacDonald, Fort Bragg, 1993, [1970]

N.93.3.50

Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald, 1993, [1979]

N.93.3.52

Foreclosure, Iredell County, 1993, [1820]

N.93.4.1

Henrietta Graves Settle, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.4.2

Washington Duke Hotel, Durham, 1993, [c. 1927]

N.93.4.3

Elizabeth II Launching (Replica), Manteo, 1993, [1983]

N.93.4.4

Elizabeth II Launching (Replica), Manteo, 1993, [1983]

N.93.4.5

Elizabeth II Replica Anchored, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.4.6

Elizabeth II Replica Anchored, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.4.7

Elizabeth II Replica Underway, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.4.8

Joseph Leslie Simmons, Hunting Guide, Mattamuskeet, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.9

Joe Simmons, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.10

Joseph Leslie Simmons, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.11

Joe Simmons' Hunting Camp, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.12

Brush Blind and Live Decoys, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.13

Leslie Simmons in Horse Drawn Wagon, 1993, [c. 1930]

N.93.4.14

Joseph Leslie Simmons, Mattamuskeet Area, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.15

J. Leslie Simmons with Swan, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.16

Leslie Simmons at Hunting Camp, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1940]

N.93.4.17

J. Leslie Simmons with Hunters, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.18

J. Leslie Simmons with Old Tom, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.19

J. Leslie Simmons' Goose Kill, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.20

J. Leslie Simmons Posing with Game, Lake Mattamuskeet, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.21

James Harris with Geese, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.4.22

Fenner Jarvis, J. Leslie Simmons and Joseph L. Simmons, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.23

Hunters Posing in Front of Blind with Game, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.24

J. Leslie Simmons and Goose Kill, Hyde County, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.25

J. Leslie and Joe L. Simmons, Lake Mattamuskeet, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.26

J. Leslie and Joe L. Simmons, Lake Mattamuskeet, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.27

Hunters at Duck Blind, Lake Mattamuskeet, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.28

Hunter Poses with Rifle, Lake Mattamuskeet, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.29

Hunters at Blind with Boat, Lake Mattamuskeet, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.30

Hunters Posing Behind Blind, Lake Mattamuskeet, 1993, [c. 1930s]

N.93.4.31

Russellborough Model, Brunswick County, 1993, [1967]

N.93.4.32A

House of Representatives, Wake County, 1993

N.93.4.32-57

Ox Cart and Driver, Raleigh, 1993, [1908]

N.93.4.58

Senate Session, Wake County, 1993

N.93.4.60-66

Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, 1993, [1908]

N.93.4.59

Girl With Toys, 1993, [c. 1900]

N.93.4.67

Main Street after a Fire, Durham, 1993, [1914]

N.93.4.68

Arnold Henry Guyot (1804-1884), 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.4.69

Elizabeth Avery Colton (1872-1924), Raleigh, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.4.70

Charter for Mt. Pleasant Lodge No. 573, Wilkes County, 1993, [1910]

N.93.4.71

Governor John Albion Andrew (1818-1867), Massachusetts, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.4.72

Joseph Henry (1797-1878), 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.4.73

Governor Zebulon Vance to Robert Ould, Letter, 1993, [1863]

N.93.4.74

James Chaplin Beecher, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.4.75

John Gray Foster, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.4.76

Frances Burton Hoke, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.1

General Robert Frederick Hoke (1837-1912), 1993, [1864]

N.93.5.2

General Robert Frederick Hoke and Lydia Van Wyck, Wedding, 1993, [1869]

N.93.5.3

General Robert F. Hoke and Lydia Hoke with Family Members, 1993, [c. 1890s]

N.93.5.4

Charleston Dance Contest, 1993, [c. 1920s]

N.93.5.5

Bee Jackson, World Charleston Champion, 1993, [c. 1920s]

N.93.5.6

Washington Street at Night, Rockingham, 1993, [c. 1950s]

N.93.5.7

Nash Street, Wilson, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.8

Business District, Shelby, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.9

Anson County Courthouse, Wadesboro, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.10

Street Scene, Fanklin, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.11

Street Scene, Downtown Monroe, 1993, [c. 1960s]

N.93.5.12

Beaufort County Courthouse, Washington, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.13

Main Street, Andrews, 1993, [1940s]

N.93.5.14

Carolina Beach Drug Store and Bus Station, 1993, [c. 1950]

N.93.5.15

Main Street at Night, Burlington, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.16

Post Office, Carolina Beach, 1993, [1940s]

N.93.5.17

Main Street, Elizabeth City, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.18

Center Street, Fairmont, 1993, [c. 1940s]

N.93.5.19

Street Scene, Carolina Beach, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.20

Evans Street, Greenville, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.21

Main Street, Laurinburg, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.22

Union Street looking West, Morganton, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.23

Arendell Street looking East, Morehead City, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.24

Middle Street, New Bern, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.25

Main Street, Mt. Gilead, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.26

The Square, Rockingham, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.27

Hotel Queen Anne, New Bern, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.28

Lantern Inn, Rocky Mount, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.29

Business Section, Rocky Mount, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.30

Main Street, Wallace, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.31

Main Street looking North, Tarboro, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.32

Edward Carver at 16., 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.33

Octavia Jones, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.34

Octavia Jones, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.35

Hargett Street in Snow, Raleigh, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.36

Colburn-Seawell House, Hargett Street, Raleigh, 1993, [1936]

N.93.5.37

Seawell-Colburn House, Hargett Street, Raleigh, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.38

Joseph Lacey and Edward Carver Seawell, Raleigh, 1993, [1901]

N.93.5.39

Pearl Carver Seawell and Friend, Raleigh, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.40

Lizzie and Pearl Carver Seawell, Raleigh, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.41

Pearl Carver and Edward Carver Seawell, Raleigh, 1993, [c. 1900]

N.93.5.42

Aunt Miriam's Cook and Bucks posed by Partridge School, Raleigh, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.43

Gathering at Oakforest House, Wake Forest, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.44

Henry Seawell, Raleigh, 1993, [1908-1910]

N.93.5.45

Seawell Children on Porch of Seawell-Colburn House, Raleigh, 1993, [c. 1904]

N.93.5.46

R. E. L. Bunch, S. H. Wiley, Jr., and J. L. Seawell, Raleigh, 1993, [1890]

N.93.5.47

Hinton Family Reunion, Clay Hill, 1993, [c. 1914]

N.93.5.48

Mr. Brown with Coat of Arms, 1993, [c. 1850s]

N.93.5.49

Corcoran and Main, Fire Aftermath, Durham, 1993, [1914]

N.93.5.50

William Sydney Porter, Greensboro, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.51

Robert Palmer, Bath, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.52

Lewis LeRoy, Bath, 1993, [n.d.]

N.93.5.53

Aunt Betsy Holmes Dressed For Church, Raleigh, 1993, [c. 1900s]

N.93.5.54

Uncle Billy Holmes, Marsh Creek, 1993, [ca. 1900s]

N.93.5.55

Mordecai House Personnel, Freed and Slave, Raleigh, 1993, [c. 1900s]

N.93.5.56

Mordecai House, Raleigh, 1993, [c. 1910s]

N.93.5.57

Montford Hall, Raleigh, 1993, [1908]

N.93.5.58

Montford Hall, Raleigh, 1993, [1908]

N.93.5.59

House on Glenwood Ave., Raleigh, 1993, [1910]

N.93.5.60

House, Glenwood Avenue, Raleigh, 1993, [c. 1910]

N.93.5.61

Patterson Hall and 1911 Building, N. C. State, Raleigh, 1993, [1910]

N.93.5.62