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A Preliminary Report for the Use of the Archeological Project at the Site of Tryon's Palace in New Bern, N.C.
Before the reconstruction in the fifties, an archeological dig was conducted in the forties for Tryon Palace. This is a report on the history of Tryon Palace and what can be and cannot be found on that site.
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Craven County Hospital Pamphlet
A pamphlet commemorating the opening of the new Craven County Hospital building in 1963. The original hospital, St. Luke’s in downtown New Bern, was purchased by the county from a group of nuns from New Jersey in 1962. The new facility was built to…
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Warrior, 1975 : J.T. Barber
1975 J.T. Barber Annual
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Warrior, 1974 : J.T. Barber
1974 J.T. Barber Annual
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Warrior, 1973 : J.T. Barber
1973 J.T. Barber Annual
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Warrior, 1972 : J.T. Barber
1972 J.T. Barber Annual
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Warrior, 1971 : J.T. Barber
1971 J.T. Barber Annual
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Warehouse Factory Workers
Employees of a currently unidentified warehouse in Eastern North Carolina.
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New Bern Iron Works and Supply Company Office
A photograph of the staff at the New Bern Iron Works and Supply Company. The company officially established in 1905 off of Craven Street was expanded next door to a warehouse as well in 1912 due to growth in business.
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Transcript of Oral Interview of Earnestine Clemmons Part Two
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Transcript of Oral Interview of Earnestine Clemmons Part One
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Transcript of Oral Interview of Aaron Boyd and Earnestine Clemmons
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Battlefield of NewBerne, N.C.
A map of the battlefield for the Battle of New Bern on March 14, 1862.
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The Effects of the Proclamation--Freed Negroes Coming Into Our Lines at Newbern, North Carolina
An engraving of freed slaves marching into Federal territory after the Emancipation Proclamation of January 1, 1863.
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Flight of the Rebels at Newbern
An engraving of the Confederate troops fleeing New Bern to the train after their defeat, March 14, 1862.
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