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Cedar Grove Cemetery, New Bern, N.C.
Real photo postcard of the main avenue of Cedar Grove Cemetery, ca. 1910.
Cedar Grove Cemetery
View of Cedar Grove Cemetery from the corner of Queen and George Streets looking down Queen toward the entry arch.
Carte General de la Caroline…
Engraved map: Carte General de la Caroline Dresse fur les Memoires le plus Nouveaux Par le Sieua S[anson] A Amsterdam. Chez Pierre Mortier Libraire Avec Privilege de Nos Seigneurs les Etats [cartouche] | Inset of Charles Town harbor showing the…
Carolina
Hand-colored engraved map: Carolina. By H. Moll Geographer [Cartouche, lower right] | The English claim the Property of Carolina from Lat. 29 &c. Degrees as part of Cabot’s Discoveries who set out from Bristol in 1498, at the Charge of King Henry ye…
C.L. Abernethy and two others at wheel of United States Coast Guard Cutter Pamlico
"I do not know them--except Daddy in the middle. It's that same trip."
C.L. Abernethy and four women beside the engine order telegraph aboard the United States Coast Guard Cutter Pamlico.
"From l to r: Mary Louise Guion, Mrs. Sam Dill, Mrs. James West I, C.L. Abernethy, etc."
BY-LAWS of the "Elm City Riflemen" Co. "C," 1st Reg. N.C.S.G. Adopted January 31, 1879.
A booklet describing the bylaws and order of business for the Elm City Riflemen, a militia unit based in New Bern, N.C. Also included is a list of the officers for 1879.
Bryan's and Stewart's Buggy, April 1900
Two horse-drawn vehicles decorated for the April 1900 Fair parade
Broad Street, 200 block, north side
Three men stand in front of a house in the 200 block of Broad Street. Herbert E. Valentine describes the house as the quarters for Company I, 23rd Massachusetts, during the Civil War. Valentine states the men are A.D. Trout, a "colored man [that] was…
Broad Street Parade
People lined up along the south side of the 500 and 600 blocks of Broad Street (intersection of Metcalf). Men dressed as British soldiers are marching.