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Old Rex Hospital in the 1910s-1920s, Raleigh, NC. From the Massengill Postcard Collection, PhC.184, State Archives of North Carolina.
Aerial view of the City of Greensboro, glass plate negative,
From the North Carolina Aerial Photograph Photo Collection, State Archives; Raleigh, NC.
Photograph taken c.1946-1951 of trains and railroad scenes in downtown Raleigh, near NC State, and nearby areas by Gordon Sherman while he was a student at NC State University studying in the School of Design and Architecture. From the Gordon Sherman Photograph Collection, PhC.165, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Halftone photograph mounted on thin cardboard depicting W. C. Strudwick (1884-1932) in Shaw University football uniform. Bottom of photograph is inscribed, W. C. Strudwick R. G. (presumably, Right Guard). Strudwick would later graduate from Leonard Medical School (class of 1912) at Shaw University and become a practicing physician in Durham, NC. No date; estimated 1904-1907. Unknown Photo Studio (Clipping, 2.25"x4.5"). From the Allen Houston Brock Photograph Collection, PhC.109, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC
Claudius H. Dearman of the NC Senate, 1951. From the Waller Studio Photograph Collection, PhC.14, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Unidentified young woman. Back is inscribed, “Mrs. A. B. Bukman (?) ___ ___Police inspector NY City”. Wharton Photo Studio; Raleigh, NC. No date; estimated 1889-93 (Diamond shaped Card Photograph 3”x3”). From the R. Beverly R. Webb Photograph Collection ca. 1880-1900, PhC.19, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Unidentified grist Mill with car and family c.1920s.
From the Pryor Emerson Humphrey Photo Collection, PhC.180, State Archives of NC.
Blockade Still on Ford (Close-up of Car), Wake County (?), September, 1917
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From the Dr. George Marion Cooper Photograph Collection, State Archives; Raleigh, NC.
Camp Knotty Ash, Liverpool, England. From the Captain Albert T. Willis Collection, 1917-1919, PhC.21; World War I scenes in England and France associated with the 322nd Infantry and 81st Division, 1917-1919.
Photograph taken c.1946-1951 of trains and railroad scenes in downtown Raleigh, near NC State, and nearby areas by Gordon Sherman while he was a student at NC State University studying in the School of Design and Architecture. From the Gordon Sherman Photograph Collection, PhC.165, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Pinehurst Dairy truck with sign carrying two bulls, c. 1930s.
From the Pryor Emerson Humphrey Photo Collection, PhC.180, State Archives of NC.
Men in costume in an unidentified parade. No date, estimated 1925. 4.5 inch x 3 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Photograph taken c.1946-1951 of trains and railroad scenes in downtown Raleigh, near NC State, and nearby areas by Gordon Sherman while he was a student at NC State University studying in the School of Design and Architecture. From the Gordon Sherman Photograph Collection, PhC.165, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Kathleen Snyder, Home Economics teacher at Warsaw School.
(Identified in the Duplin Times newspaper, July 11, 2013, issue.)
Seaboard Air Line caboose is seen being hoisted onto track by two cranes following derailment, no date, c. 1900. (8"x10" card photograph)
From the Charles F. McKee Collection, State Archives; Raleigh, NC.
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Charity School auditorium.
(Identified in the Duplin Times newspaper, July 11, 2013, issue.)
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
1st row front: Forrest Fussell; 2nd row, second is Ed Merritt; the Ruby Parker, and Barbara Heyer; 3rd row front: Leonard Teachey, rear Jane Wilkins; 4th row, second girl is Emily Wood, Rose Hill School.
(Identified in the Duplin Times newspaper, July 11, 2013, issue.)
Turpentine industry worker demonstrates "scraping" on pine tree, September 1890. Back inscribed, "Scraping or gathering the hard product, Sampson County, NC, September 1890, the Beaman's" 9.5"x13" card photograph. Original of N.68.3.23
From PhC.275, Sampson County Turpentine Manufacturing Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Photograph taken c.1946-1951 of trains and railroad scenes in downtown Raleigh, near NC State, and nearby areas by Gordon Sherman while he was a student at NC State University studying in the School of Design and Architecture. From the Gordon Sherman Photograph Collection, PhC.165, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Photograph taken c.1946-1951 of trains and railroad scenes in downtown Raleigh, near NC State, and nearby areas by Gordon Sherman while he was a student at NC State University studying in the School of Design and Architecture. From the Gordon Sherman Photograph Collection, PhC.165, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
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Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Rose Hill School.
(Identified in the Duplin Times newspaper, July 11, 2013, issue.)
Photograph taken c.1946-1951 of trains and railroad scenes in downtown Raleigh, near NC State, and nearby areas by Gordon Sherman while he was a student at NC State University studying in the School of Design and Architecture. From the Gordon Sherman Photograph Collection, PhC.165, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Composite of unidentified woman on Christmas greeting card. 3.5"x5.5" real photo postcard c. 1930.
From the C. H. Jordan Photograph Collection, PhC_24, State Archives of North Carolina
Photograph taken c.1946-1951 of trains and railroad scenes in downtown Raleigh, near NC State, and nearby areas by Gordon Sherman while he was a student at NC State University studying in the School of Design and Architecture. From the Gordon Sherman Photograph Collection, PhC.165, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Unidentified port scene c. 1920s.
From the Pryor Emerson Humphrey Photo Collection, PhC.180, State Archives of NC.
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
F. Ignatius and Marshall Gary in "Rapid Transit" the ox cart. Halifax County, NC; c. 1904
From the Marshall Gary Photograph Collection.
South Building, 1798, on the campus of the University of North Carolina.
From the B. Perry Morrison, Jr., UNC-Chapel Hill Miniature Postcard Collection, 1890-1930
Color film strip depicting various photos of scenes and statistics from c.1949-1950’s Duplin County Schools, PhC.188. From Photograph Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Identified as Elizabeth Forlaw, First Grade Teacher at Rose Hill School (Duplin Times newspaper, July 11, 2013, issue)
Postcard depicting the Confederate Monument on Capitol Square with First Baptist Church in background; Raleigh, NC c. 1915.
From the Karl Larson Photograph Collection (PhC.205), State Archives of NC.
Card photograph of an unidentified African American woman. No date; estimated 1890-1900. A. H. Plecker Photo Studio; Lynchburg, VA. (Carte de Visite, 2.5"x4.25"). From the Allen Houston Brock Photograph Collection, PhC.109, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC
Alden O'Brien, costume curator for the DAR, wrote about this dress in November 2015:
This looks as if it’s a woven design tho it’s hard to tell. I don’t know that polka dots were particularly a fad at this time, but people did like bold designs. The date of 1890-1900 is pretty close, but I can narrow it down to more like 1888-90 or 91 at the latest—there is NO puff in that sleeve and the bodice is still very 1880s looking.