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A 1920s view of St. John's Masonic Lodge and accompanying theater in the 500 block of Hancock Street.

Position: 58 (5 views)

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View of the Tryon Theater at 414 Pollock Street. The marquee advertises "Big Jake" starring John Wayne.

Position: 474 (2 views)

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Neuse River bridge at New Bern in 1899 over a frozen Neuse River

Position: 36 (6 views)

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A 1957 view of the residence of Francis Stringer Duffy.

Position: 238 (3 views)

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A view of the Coplon Smith Department Store and the neighboring Parisian women's clothing store taken about 1971.

Position: 238 (3 views)

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View of the 300 block of Pollock Street, looking West from near Craven Street. The United States Courthouse and Post Office building with the Clock Tower is center-framed. A lady stands on the steps of the building.
Horse-drawn vehicles can be seen…

Position: 238 (3 views)

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A horse-drawn vehicle stopped on the 400 block of East Front street following a snowstorm.

Position: 58 (5 views)

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Image of the Bank of New Bern building as it appeared around 1900. The Bank of New Bern building was constructed around 1818 and was liquidated around 1834. The building then housed the Merchants Bank.

Position: 115 (4 views)

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300 block of Pollock Street looking west from Craven Street following a snow storm.

Position: 238 (3 views)

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Man with umbrella advertising "Drink Rienzi" Rochester Beer.

Position: 115 (4 views)

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Children standing on a frozen river near a sailboat, about 1899.

Position: 115 (4 views)

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Bradham's Pharmacy, corner of Middle and Pollock Streets. Oscar Marks is identified as the man on the left. "Uncle Dick" (Richard F. Butler) is identified on the right.

Position: 238 (3 views)

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Image of the foot of Middle Street with Nelson's Sea Food Restaurant in the distance.

Position: 238 (3 views)

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Image of Sandlin Battery and Vulcanizing Company

Position: 474 (2 views)

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Governor Abner Nash [ca. 1740-1786] grave site, Pembroke Plantation, Number Seven Township, Craven County, North Carolina, about 1930.

Position: 238 (3 views)

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