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200 block of Middle Street, 1890s.
200 block of Middle Street looking north during the 1890s after a snowstorm.
Position: 181 (82 views)
200 block of Middle Street looking North, 1890s.
East side of the 200 block of Middle Street looking north during the 1890s after a snowstorm.
Position: 177 (85 views)
200 block of Broad Street looking East, 1890s.
200 block of Broad Street looking east from Middle Street toward the Neuse River during the 1890s following a snowstorm.
Position: 178 (84 views)
700 block of Broad Street looking East, 1900s.
700 block of Broad Street looking east toward the Neuse River from the Catholic Nunnery during the early 1900s.
Position: 190 (80 views)
400 block of New Street looking West, 1900s.
400 block of New Street looking west from Middle Street. The Presbyterian Church yard is enclosed by the fence.
Position: 201 (76 views)
Parade, 400 block of Pollock Street, looking West, 1900s
Parade down 400 block of Pollock Street looking west from Middle Street.
Position: 188 (81 views)
300 block of Pollock Street, looking West, 1890s.
300 block of Pollock Street looking west from Craven Street following a snowstorm.
Position: 181 (82 views)
500 block of Craven Street, looking North, 1900s.
500 block of Craven Street looking north at corner of Change Street. Home of John D. Whitford at right center.
Position: 198 (77 views)
Col. John D. Whitford and his grandson taken by Reid Whitford, 1895.
500 block of Craven Street looking southwest from the porch of John D. Whitford.
Position: 198 (77 views)
Hancock Street looking North from the Trent River Railroad Bridge, taken by Reid Whitford, 1895.
100 block of Hancock Street looking north from the Trent River Railroad Bridge.
Position: 181 (82 views)
East Front Street, New Bern, N.C.
View of East Front Street waterfront looking south to southwest.
Position: 263 (47 views)
Postcard of waterfront & Revenue Cutter, 1907
The New Bern waterfront with the Revenue Cutter moored to a pier.
Position: 369 (32 views)
First Presbyterian Church, Newbern, N.C.
Colored postcard of First Presbyterian Church, ca. 1910.
Position: 226 (63 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: 369 (32 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: 750 (12 views)