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.
Caleb Bradham's drugstore on the southeast corner of Middle and Pollock Streets decorated in bunting for the 1900 Fair. Bicycles are parked in front of the building.
Bradham's Pharmacy decorated for the April 1900 Fair. The building was located at the southeast corner of Middle and Pollock Streets. Several men are standing in front of the building, some with bicycles.
Billhead for Bradham and Smith, Brokers and Commission Merchants, on Craven Street in New Bern. The principal owners were Caleb D. Bradham, inventor of Pepsi-Cola, and William J. Smith.
Pamphlet describing the school, teachers, and courses of the Bourdelais School of Music, which began operation in New Bern in 1913. The school continued until shortly before the death of Mr. Bordelais in October 1932.
Picture and brief biography of James Walker Hood, Bishop in the A.M.E. Zion Church, who lived in New Bern, N.C. Item appears to be clipped from Twentieth century Negro literature, or, A cyclopedia of thought on the vital topics relating to the…
The Simplified Edition…The Holy Bible based upon the Authorized Version of the Old and New Testaments…Richly Illustrated…The S.A. Mullikin Company, Publishers, Marietta, Ohio
Interview between Rev. Robert Johnson and Donna E. Rhein conducted as part of the African-American Voices Between Two Rivers Oral History Project. Johnson discusses his life and ministry.
Interview between Otto White and Tiffany Dove conducted as part of the African-American Voices Between Two Rivers Oral History Project. White discusses family members and life in New Bern between the 1920s and 2009.