Browse Items (30 total)
- Collection: Margaret Harper Collection
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Photo Album Image, XI.1i1
John Wright Stanly House, southwest corner of Middle and New Streets
Position: 522 (3 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1h3
Train engine and cars on Hancock Street
Position: 522 (3 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1h2
West wing of Tryon Palace, 200 block, George Street
Position: 276 (4 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1h1
A man stands in front of the Journal newspaper office, 233 Middle Street. A horse-drawn vehicle can be seen. Church Alley and the fence of First Baptist Church are seen to the left.
Position: 522 (3 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1g2
Christ Episcopal Church cemetery, 320 Pollock Street
Position: 276 (4 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1g1
Simpson-Oaksmith House, southeast corner of East Front and Pollock Streets
Position: 276 (4 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1f2
Confederate Monument, Cedar Grove Cemetery, 600 block Queen Street
Position: 276 (4 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1f1
Main gate, Cedar Grove Cemetery, 600 block, Queen Street
Position: 276 (4 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1e
Unknown lumber mill, along Neuse River on North Craven Street
Position: 276 (4 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1d3
Eli Smallwood House, 524 East Front Street
Position: 276 (4 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1d2
400 Block of East Front Street showing the Revenue Cutter dock in the distance to the north
Position: 276 (4 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1d1
Image of the Dr. John R. Justice House, 216 Pollock Street
Position: 522 (3 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1c
A young, African American girl sitting on a fence. She has a cotton sack around her neck. Cotton stalks can be seen behind her.
Position: 135 (5 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1b
Waterfront scene looking south along East Front Street. The New Bern Yacht Club (later the New Bern Library) is centered in the frame. Two sailing vessels can be seen in the background. Possibly taken in the 1890s.
Position: 135 (5 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1a
Waterfront logging scene with men using oxen to haul logs, ca 1890s
Position: 276 (4 views)