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Main Gate at Cedar Grove Cemetery
Main gate, Cedar Grove Cemetery, 600 block, Queen Street
Position: 743 (22 views)
Confederate Monument at the Cedar Grove Cemetery
Confederate Monument, Cedar Grove Cemetery, 600 block Queen Street
Position: 743 (22 views)
Simpson-Oaksmith House
Simpson-Oaksmith House, southeast corner of East Front and Pollock Streets
Position: 619 (29 views)
Christ Episcopal Church cemetery
Christ Episcopal Church cemetery, 320 Pollock Street
Position: 767 (21 views)
Journal Newspaper Office with First Baptist Church to the left
A man stands in front of the Journal newspaper office, 233 Middle Street. A horse-drawn vehicle can be seen. Church Alley and the fence of First Baptist Church are seen to the left.
Position: 619 (29 views)
West Wing of Tryon Palace
West wing of Tryon Palace, 200 block, George Street
Position: 743 (22 views)
Train Running on Hancock Street
Train engine and cars on Hancock Street
Position: 713 (24 views)
John Wright Stanly House
John Wright Stanly House, southwest corner of Middle and New Streets
Position: 804 (19 views)
East Front Street
View overlooking the Neuse River along East Front Street
Position: 431 (40 views)
Mitchell-Allen & Company Building
Mitchell-Allen & Company Building decorated for the 1900 Fair. "The Prize Winner", "Hackburn's"
Position: 394 (43 views)
Fair Parade Horse Drawn Vehicles
Horse-drawn vehicles decorated for the 1900 Fair parade
Position: 431 (40 views)
Fair Parade Horse Drawn Vehicles
Horse-drawn vehicle decorated for the 1900 Fair parade
Position: 402 (42 views)
Journal Office, Feby. 1904
Two men standing in front of the Journal office, 58 Craven Street (present day 200 block). A bicycle is leaning against a tree. The steeple for Christ Church can be seen in the background. An inscription on back of photo reads "Feby. 1904". A purple…
Position: 341 (48 views)
Journal Office, Middle Street
A man (possibly Charles Stevens) stands in front of a decorated Journal office on Middle Street. The image was probably taken during the April 1900 Fair. A buggy can be seen to the left.
Position: 394 (43 views)
George Allen & Co. Building, Pollock Street
Mitchell, Allen and Company building at present day 309 Pollock Street decorated for the April 1900 Fair. Inscription on back says: "Hackburn's April, 1900"
Position: 354 (47 views)