The Good Shepherd Hospital, opened in 1938 for the Black Community, had been a functioning hospital until 1963. This is an annual and financial report to the Board of Trustees given by the administrator, O.T. Faison, in January 1963.
The Administrator of Good Shepherd Hospital, O.T. Faison, is reporting to the Board of Trustees on the events of the hospital during the 1963 fiscal year.
Good Shepherd Hospital is being compared and contrasted with eighteen different hospitals in the surrounding area. They are also calling for a meeting of the board, as well as preparing to make an important announcement.
The Good Shepherd Hospital Monthly Reports from 1962-1964 show the amount of money coming in, the different patients, and the amount of deaths for each month.
In this program, The Eastern District of the Old Eastern Missionary Baptist Association is convening a session at the First Baptist Church. Reverend T.L. Bynum, who was pastor of First Baptist Church, is heading up the session. This three-day…
Interview between Alberta E. Jones and Gwen Fisher conducted as part of the African-American Voices Between Two Rivers Oral History Project. Jones discusses family members and life in New Bern from the 1920s to 2009.
Thomas Gates appoints an unnamed proxy on December 11, 1883, to act in his place for stockholder meetings for the Eastern Carolina Railroad Company. The document was never witnessed
Interview between John H. Harmon and Bernard George conducted as part of the African-American Voices Between Two Rivers Oral History Project. Harmon discusses family members and life in New Bern from the 1930s to 2009.
Interview between Luke Perkins Martin, Jr., and Bernard George conducted as part of the African-American Voices Between Two Rivers Oral History Project. Martin discusses family members and life in New Bern from the 1920s to 2009.
Photostatic copy of a hand-drawn map of the New Bern area by Christophe von Graffenried. Plan der Schwytzerischen Coloney in Carolina, angefangen im October 1710 durch Christophel von Graffenriedt und Frantz Ludwig Michel [title] | Anlage der Stadt…