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Entrance to country club between Wilson and Goldsboro, November 1923. 2.5 inch x 3 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Tintype depicting a balding man with a beard. No date; estimated 1870-1880 (Bon Ton sized tintype, 2.25"x3.75")
From the Thomas J. Ricks Photograph Collection, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
R.W. Wilkinson's boarding house on 113 South White Street in Wake Forest, NC, 1920. From the Martha McKinnon Harris Monroe Photograph Collection, PhC.16, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Turpentine industry worker demonstrates "dipping," no date, estimated 1890. Front inscribed, "Dipping, (name illegible). " 9.5"x13" card photograph.
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.
Aerial view of the North Carolina mountains
March 20, 1936
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.
St. Die, France. 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.
C.T.D. Co.s first experimental crop of crimson clover and alfalfa. Farming colonies founded by Hugh MacRae and the Carolina Trucking Development Company of Wilmington, NC, c.1909. From the Hugh MacRae Carolina Trucking Development Company Photograph Collection, PhC.150
Exterior of the Swan Island Club and surrounding buildings and landscape.
From the Swan Island Club Photograph Collection, State Archives of North Carolina.
Automobile and people on the Trent Creek Bridge, Pamlico County, 22 December 1925. 4.5 inch x 2.5 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Aerial view of the North Carolina mountains
March 20, 1936
From the North Carolina Aerial Photograph Photo Collection, State Archives; Raleigh, NC.
Project 293, bridge under construction, White Oak Swamp between Wilson and Farmville, road 91, May 1924. 3.5 inch x 2.5 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Photo of work crew in swamp (probably Middle Swamp and project 189), December 1923. 2.5 inch x 3.5 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Durham Gypsy [motorcycle] Tour, June 17 1923, Old West Building, Trinity College, Durham; S. E. Rochelle (second from left). 14”x12” card photograph.
From the S. E. Rochelle Photograph Collection, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Project 293, White Oak Swamp Bridge, Wilson County, October 1924. 3.5 inch x 6 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Aerial view of Federal Point (below Wilmington)
April, 1931
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.
Personnel Center, 322nd Infantry, Belrupt, France. 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.
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The United States cutter, Pamlico. 12 June 1929. 3 inch x 4 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Elevated view of Raleigh, North Carolina looking northeast towards the Legislative Building and State Archives, July 29, 1978. From the Lenox T. Thornton Photograph Collection, PhC.13, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Sampson County Courthouse, Clinton, NC, in snow, c.1910-1915, from the Claudeous (Claudius) and Sudie (Murray) Oates Photo Collection, PhC.22, State Archives of North Carolina.
Prospective colonists at Artesia, near present-day Hallsboro, NC. c. 1905.
From the Hugh MacRae Photograph Collection.
From the William Anderson Allen III Photograph Collection, PhC.170, 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.
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.
Postcard depicting North Elm Street looking North, Greensboro, NC., 6 November 1909.
From the Marcus Tuttle Postcard Collection, PhC.110, State Archives of North Carolina; Raleigh, NC.
Mill Dam Creek, Bayboro, 17 September 1924. 3 inch x 5 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Project 293, White Oak Swamp Bridge, Wilson County, October 1924. 3.5 inch x 6 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Graves of the 161st Brigade, killed 11 November 1918. 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.
Aerial view of Wrightsville Beach and vicinity
April, 1931
From the North Carolina Aerial Photograph Photo Collection, State Archives; Raleigh, NC.
Postcard depicting Post Office and U.S. Court House in Greensboro, NC., 7 October 1909.
From the Marcus Tuttle Postcard Collection, PhC.110, State Archives of North Carolina; Raleigh, NC.
Postcard depicting YMCA Building in Winston-Salem, NC., 1909.
From the Marcus Tuttle Postcard Collection, PhC.110, State Archives of North Carolina; Raleigh, NC.
Driving equipment and crew, 10 December 1924. Probably Trent Creek, Pamlico County. 4.5 inch x 2.5 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Aerial view, of the coast (Carolina Beach)
April, 1931
From the North Carolina Aerial Photograph Photo Collection, State Archives; Raleigh, NC.
Dry plate glass negative and contact print divided into two frames. Left frame depicts a formally dressed African American man and a woman, approximately 25 years old, posing for a full length portrait. Right frame depicts another African American couple in the same pose and dress. No date; estimated 1915-1920 (gelatin dry plate glass negative and contact print, 5"x7")
From the Thomas J. Ricks Photograph Collection, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
Residence of Messrs Tinger and Van Ness, Hollanders, Castle Hayne Colony. Farming colonies founded by Hugh MacRae and the Carolina Trucking Development Company of Wilmington, NC, c.1909. From the Hugh MacRae Carolina Trucking Development Company Photograph Collection, PhC.150
Abaucourt, east of Verdun. 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.
Driving test pile, Trent Creek, Pamlico County, 1925. 4.5 inch x 2.5 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Project 189, excavating foundation for bridge over Middle Swamp on Road No. 40 between Farmville and Snow Hill. December 1923. 2.5 inch x 3.5 inch silver gelatin print.
From the David Stone Hicks, Jr. Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
Mother's Day greeting card c. 1940.
From the C. H. Jordan Photograph Collection, PhC_24, State Archives of North Carolina
Postcard depicting Lutheran Church in Winston-Salem, NC, c. 1910.
From the Marcus Tuttle Postcard Collection, PhC.110, State Archives of North Carolina; Raleigh, NC.