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Fair Grounds, New Bern, N.C., Feb 23, 1898
Mounted photograph of the New Bern Fair Grounds on George Street, February 23, 1898 showing the Fish, Oyster, and Game House and part of the race track.
Position: 485 (24 views)
[House at old No. 82 North Craven Street, ca. 1900]
Mounted photograph, ca. 1900, of a two story house with two adults and two children on a large porch. The house was formerly located at No. 82 North Craven Street, New Bern, N.C.
Position: 527 (22 views)
Palmer-Marsh House, Bath, N.C.
B&W real-photo postcard of a large tree next to the Palmer-Marsh house in Bath, N.C., ca. 1930s.
Position: 566 (20 views)
St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Bath, N.C.
B&W postcard of St. Thomas Church in Bath, N.C., ca. 1930s.
Position: 652 (16 views)
1913 Hurricane scene
Postcard of waves washing over the banks along East Front Street during the hurricane of 1913. Addressed to "Miss Mary L. Jones" and postmarked "Sep 26 13"
Position: 549 (21 views)
Montford Point, Camp Lejeune, New River yearbook
A yearbook of life at Montford Point, the camp of the first African-American United States Marine Corps recruits.
Position: 292 (40 views)
Pirate, 1976 : Trent Academy
1976 yearbook for Trent Academy
Position: 27 (108 views)
Pirate, 1977 : Trent Academy
1977 yearbook for Trent Academy
Position: 59 (103 views)
Pirate, 1975 : Trent Academy
1975 yearbook for Trent Academy
Position: 38 (105 views)
Pirate, 1974 : Trent Academy
1974 yearbook for Trent Academy
Position: 30 (107 views)
Pirate, 1973 : Trent Academy
1973 yearbook for Trent Academy
Position: 77 (100 views)
Hotel Queen Anne, New Bern, North Carolina
B&W postcard of the Queen Anne Hotel with a horse-drawn carriage in front. The hotel was originally the residence of James B. Blades, built in 1913 and demolished ca. 1967.
Position: 217 (65 views)
"A Few Scattering Thoughts Dedicated to the Readers of this Pamphlet By A Young Teacher, Entertaining the Slight Faith That They Might Not Be Without Some Good Effect."
John Stanly Thomas writes to young students urging them to protect their sense of individuality and worth. He also encourages them to follow the Christian Church and read the Bible. He states "...let us be honest with ourselves regardless of human…
Position: 761 (11 views)
1915 The Planet
The Planet is a book put together by the students of The West Street Graded School in New Bern. The principal is J.T. Barber. Graduating class rolls, alumni updates, valedictorian speeches, and local advertisements are included as well.
Position: 393 (30 views)
First Presbyterian Church, Newbern, N.C.
Colored postcard of First Presbyterian Church, ca. 1910.
Position: 224 (63 views)