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Confederate Memorial in Cedar Grove Cemetery
Flowers decorating the Confederate Memorial in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Position: 61 (111 views)
Complimentary Ball to the Elm City Base Ball Club
Invitation and a ticket to a ball held in honor of the Elm City Base Ball Club on November 6, 1874.
Position: 175 (94 views)
Complimentary Ball Given to General Washington at Newbern, N.C., April 24, 1791. Centennial Assembly in Commemoration of General Washington's Visit to Newbern, N.C. April 24, 1891.
Description of a centennial celebration of George Washington's 1791 visit to New Bern.
Position: 152 (99 views)
Common Schools of Craven County (November 1853)
Broadside detailing the progress of the Common Schools of Craven County during the previous year.
Position: 152 (99 views)
Common Schools in Craven County (1851)
Leaflet detailing the progress of the Common Schools of Craven County during the year.
Position: 5 (150 views)
Common Schools in Craven County (1850)
Broadside detailing the progress of the Common Schools of Craven County during the year.
Position: 90 (107 views)
Common Schools in Craven County (1847)
Broadside detailing the progress of the Common Schools of Craven County during the year.
Position: 68 (110 views)
Common Schools (March 1853)
A leaflet detailing the progress of the Common Schools of Craven County during the previous year.
Position: 166 (97 views)
Colonial Filling Station parade float
Position: 324 (44 views)
Colonel Clarke, a la Capt. Jinks
Poem about William John Clarke around the time of the Kirk-Holden War (1870).
Position: 61 (111 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: 202 (82 views)
Col. John D. Whitford
John D. Whitford with his walking stick. Photograph taken by Bayard Wootten. An inscription on the back of the photograph reads "Col. John D. Whitford (at 79) Father of Reid Whitford grandfather of Mary Vaux Whitford Col Whitford was born in New Bern…
Position: 291 (49 views)
Clergy and staff of Christ Church
A picture of currently unidentified clergy and members of Christ Church from around the 1930s.
Position: 721 (19 views)
City Hall, New Bern, N.C.
Early 1900s postcard of New Bern's City Hall building at 220 Craven Street.
Position: 314 (45 views)
Citizens Committee Leaflet
Leaflet urging voters to "express themselves on school affairs" in an upcoming election [appears to be the election on 2 May 1933].
Position: 147 (100 views)