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Photo Album Image, XI.1g1
Simpson-Oaksmith House, southeast corner of East Front and Pollock Streets
Position: 656 (16 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1g2
Christ Episcopal Church cemetery, 320 Pollock Street
Position: 725 (13 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: 682 (15 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1h2
West wing of Tryon Palace, 200 block, George Street
Position: 608 (18 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1h3
Train engine and cars on Hancock Street
Position: 682 (15 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1i1
John Wright Stanly House, southwest corner of Middle and New Streets
Position: 725 (13 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1i2
View overlooking the Neuse River along East Front Street
Position: 366 (32 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1j1
Mitchell-Allen & Company Buildingdecorated for the 1900 Fair. "The Prize Winner", "Hackburn's"
Position: 339 (35 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1j2
Horse-drawn vehicles decorated for the 1900 Fair parade
Position: 379 (31 views)
Photo Album Image, XI.1j3
Horse-drawn vehicle decorated for the 1900 Fair parade
Position: 354 (34 views)
Photo, Interior "Xmas Decorations, 1945"
Photograph of Christ Episcopal Church Sanctuary decorated for Christmas in 1945.
Position: 506 (23 views)
Photograph of an Unidentified Man Stepping Into A Carriage
A New Bern man, currently unidentified, is pictured stepping into a carriage with his cane and hat in hand.
Position: 465 (25 views)
Photograph of James A. Bryan
A photograph of James A. Bryan. "James Augustus Washington Bryan (1839-1923), son of James West and Ann (Washington) Bryan, was a Confederate officer, planter, and banker, of New Bern, N.C. He attended New Bern Academy, Chestnut Hill School (Oxford,…
Position: 429 (27 views)
Photograph of New Bern Academy
A photograph of the New Bern Academy that was founded in 1766. The building itself was not completed until 1810. The school building was in use until after March 14, 1862, The Battle of New Bern, when New Bern became under federal control during the…
Position: 465 (25 views)
Photograph of Pollock Street looking east from George Street
A photograph of Pollock Street looking east from George Street. The Stevenson House can be seen near the center of the image. Oxen and carts are visible down the street with a few onlookers in the background.
Position: 339 (35 views)