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• "Black Durham [Jourdan Transfer]" [Folder 12 picture 1] (1)
  "Black Durham [Jourdan Transfer]" [Folder 12 picture 1]
  
• "County Home." Picture of Durham County Home known by many as the "poor house." Built in 1881 on site now occupied by Durham County General Hospital. The picture replaced the first facility. n.d. (1)
  "County Home." Picture of Durham County Home known by many as the "poor house." Built in 1881 on site now occupied by Durham County General Hospital. The picture replaced the first facility. n.d.
  
• "Criges" [?]. ("No. 29") (1)
  "Criges" [?]. ("No. 29")
  
• "Early Days," SW corner Church & Parrish Streets. [postcard]. (1)
  "Early Days," SW corner Church & Parrish Streets. [postcard].
  
• "Fifth" Avenue, Warrenton, N.C.. ("Ess an [sic] Ess Photo Co., Inc. 11 E. 17th St., New York, N.Y.") (1)
  "Fifth" Avenue, Warrenton, N.C.. ("Ess an [sic] Ess Photo Co., Inc. 11 E. 17th St., New York, N.Y.")
  
• "Looking toward E." (Copyrighted 1935?. Southern Air Service. Greensboro, N.C.) [DCC Folder 1, No. 19?] (1)
  "Looking toward E." (Copyrighted 1935?. Southern Air Service. Greensboro, N.C.) [DCC Folder 1, No. 19?]
  
• "M. J. Paschall, Wholesalers and Distributors of Pillsbury's Family Foods - Paschall Bakery," ("100") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 19] (1)
  "M. J. Paschall, Wholesalers and Distributors of Pillsbury's Family Foods - Paschall Bakery," ("100") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 19]
  
• "Old Cap., Richmond," [prior to Jul 1906] (1)
  "Old Cap., Richmond," [prior to Jul 1906]
  
• "Old bus station converted into post exchange in 1944 by Exchange club. Picture shows building from Rigsbee side [?]. Building razed & site is now part of the city parking lot bounded by Mangum & Chapel Hill Streets & Rigsbee Avenue [?]. [1944]. (1)
  "Old bus station converted into post exchange in 1944 by Exchange club. Picture shows building from Rigsbee side [?]. Building razed & site is now part of the city parking lot bounded by Mangum & Chapel Hill Streets & Rigsbee Avenue [?]. [1944].
  
• "Plant of Va. & Carolina, Chem. Co.." [DCC Folder 1, No. 10 or 13] (1)
  "Plant of Va. & Carolina, Chem. Co.." [DCC Folder 1, No. 10 or 13]
  
• "S. A." [Salvation Army]. [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 15] (1)
  "S. A." [Salvation Army]. [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 15]
  
• "Sunday—Smoke & Dust from Blasting comes out windows." Demolition of Durham Hotel, formerly Washington Duke Hotel, 1975. ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  "Sunday—Smoke & Dust from Blasting comes out windows." Demolition of Durham Hotel, formerly Washington Duke Hotel, 1975. ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• "[E. J. Parrish Residence.]". (1)
  "[E. J. Parrish Residence.]".
  
• $1.35-a-gallon (1)
  $1.35-a-gallon
  
• 127 N. Mangum (1)
  127 N. Mangum
  
• 2 [_? _? _? JPM? (generally illegible)]. Property of Lillian C. Bragg, n.d. (Foltz Photography, Savannah, Ga..) (1)
  2 [_? _? _? JPM? (generally illegible)]. Property of Lillian C. Bragg, n.d. (Foltz Photography, Savannah, Ga..)
  
• 201st Anniversary. Bethesda Home for Boys. Savannah, Georgia, ("Artvue Post Card Co., 225 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.") (1)
  201st Anniversary. Bethesda Home for Boys. Savannah, Georgia, ("Artvue Post Card Co., 225 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.")
  
• 20th St. Albering [?] North, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Sep. 1906] "15183" (1)
  20th St. Albering [?] North, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Sep. 1906] "15183"
  
• 301-05 Charles Store, 305 1/2 Thom McAn [sic] Shoe Store. West Main Street. Buildings razed to make room for First Union Bank bldg. In early days of Durham steps [?] led to basement of some [?] of the building. The doorways and windows shown in the picture [?-d] businesses in the basement. ("Herald Sun Photo by Harold Moon.") (1)
  301-05 Charles Store, 305 1/2 Thom McAn [sic] Shoe Store. West Main Street. Buildings razed to make room for First Union Bank bldg. In early days of Durham steps [?] led to basement of some [?] of the building. The doorways and windows shown in the picture [?-d] businesses in the basement. ("Herald Sun Photo by Harold Moon.")
  
• 32 South Battery, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886. [At spot where man is standing on ladder there is an earthquake bolt.] (1)
  32 South Battery, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886. [At spot where man is standing on ladder there is an earthquake bolt.]
  
• 3rd floor removed. Picture taken Aug. 21, 195[7?]. S.W. corner Main and Corcoran Sts. Building razed to make way for Thalheimer's store. 1972: Thalheimer's Bldg. remodeled for new Wachovia Bank quarters. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.") (1)
  3rd floor removed. Picture taken Aug. 21, 195[7?]. S.W. corner Main and Corcoran Sts. Building razed to make way for Thalheimer's store. 1972: Thalheimer's Bldg. remodeled for new Wachovia Bank quarters. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.")
  
• 42nd Lightning from Camp Butner, parading down Main Street in Durham, "early 40s." (1)
  42nd Lightning from Camp Butner, parading down Main Street in Durham, "early 40s."
  
• 78th Infantry division on parade from Camp Butner (camp opened on June 15, 1942 — closed in 1945, [Nov. 12, 1945?]) ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  78th Infantry division on parade from Camp Butner (camp opened on June 15, 1942 — closed in 1945, [Nov. 12, 1945?]) ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• A Group of Trinity College Views, Durham, N.C.:Library Building, Trinity College Washington Duke Building, Trinity College Entrance, Trinity College New Dormitory, Trinity College Graven Memorial Hall, Trinity College, [prior to Nov. 1910] ("The Hugh C. Leighton Co., Manufacturers, Portland, Me., U.S.A. 6702. [sic] Made in Germany.") (1)
  A Group of Trinity College Views, Durham, N.C.: Library Building, Trinity College Washington Duke Building, Trinity College Entrance, Trinity College New Dormitory, Trinity College Graven Memorial Hall, Trinity College, [prior to Nov. 1910] ("The Hugh C. Leighton Co., Manufacturers, Portland, Me., U.S.A. 6702. [sic] Made in Germany.")
  
• A High Point Residence, High Point, N.C., [prior to Apr. 1912] (1)
  A High Point Residence, High Point, N.C., [prior to Apr. 1912]
  
• A View on South Main Street, High Point, N. Car. [sic], [prior to Dec. 1911] ("Published by H. G. Zimmerman & Co., Chicago.") (1)
  A View on South Main Street, High Point, N. Car. [sic], [prior to Dec. 1911] ("Published by H. G. Zimmerman & Co., Chicago.")
  
• A.M. Set up (1)
  A.M. Set up
  
• Abandoned Shacks (1)
  Abandoned Shacks
  
• Above French Bridge, Canton [China]. (1)
  Above French Bridge, Canton [China].
  
• Advent Christian Church, 127 North St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1890. Church organized in Salem Jan. 1875. (1)
  Advent Christian Church, 127 North St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1890. Church organized in Salem Jan. 1875.
  
• After the storm in Savannah [Ga.], about 1915. Note that sphinx in left of view was destroyed. View on Bull St. S from Gaston. (1)
  After the storm in Savannah [Ga.], about 1915. Note that sphinx in left of view was destroyed. View on Bull St. S from Gaston.
  
• Allen House, 77 Derby St., corner of Hardy St. (1)
  Allen House, 77 Derby St., corner of Hardy St.
  
• Along Main St., Durham, N.C., 3­24­14. (1)
  Along Main St., Durham, N.C., 3­24­14.
  
• American Consulate. Canton [China]. (1)
  American Consulate. Canton [China].
  
• American Tobacco Co. plant, n.d. (1)
  American Tobacco Co. plant, n.d.
  
• An entrance gate to Grand Prize Races, Savannah [Ga.], 1914? ("157".) (1)
  An entrance gate to Grand Prize Races, Savannah [Ga.], 1914? ("157".)
  
• Another Day Ends at Dan River (1)
  Another Day Ends at Dan River
  
• Archival Print, printed 1971, Sept.. Night: San Francisco, 1966 [4664-3] (1)
  Archival Print, printed 1971, Sept.. Night: San Francisco, 1966 [4664-3]
  
• Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Catskill, New York, 1972 [8098-18] (1)
  Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Catskill, New York, 1972 [8098-18]
  
• Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Coxsackie, New York, 1972 [8039-9] (1)
  Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Coxsackie, New York, 1972 [8039-9]
  
• Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Coxsackie, New York, 1972 [8053-4] (1)
  Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Coxsackie, New York, 1972 [8053-4]
  
• Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Coxsackie, New York, 1972 [8074-1] (1)
  Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Coxsackie, New York, 1972 [8074-1]
  
• Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7941-12] (1)
  Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7941-12]
  
• Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7989-22] (1)
  Archival Print, printed April 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7989-22]
  
• Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I1004-4] (1)
  Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I1004-4]
  
• Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I1058-4] (1)
  Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I1058-4]
  
• Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I1091-6] (1)
  Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I1091-6]
  
• Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I1175-2] (1)
  Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I1175-2]
  
• Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I1731-15] (1)
  Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I1731-15]
  
• Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I2316-6] (1)
  Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I2316-6]
  
• Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I2378-36] (1)
  Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I2378-36]
  
• Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I483-4] (1)
  Archival Print, printed March 1972: Benares 1969-1971 [I483-4]
  
• Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Cairo, New York, 1972 [8037-36] (1)
  Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Cairo, New York, 1972 [8037-36]
  
• Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Detroit, Mi[ch.], 1966 [3779-1] (1)
  Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Detroit, Mi[ch.], 1966 [3779-1]
  
• Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Detroit, Mich., 1966 [3739-35] (1)
  Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Detroit, Mich., 1966 [3739-35]
  
• Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Detroit, [Mich.], 1966 [3750-19] (1)
  Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Detroit, [Mich.], 1966 [3750-19]
  
• Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7937-28] (1)
  Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7937-28]
  
• Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7960-9] (1)
  Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7960-9]
  
• Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7979-2] (1)
  Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7979-2]
  
• Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7998-31] (1)
  Archival Print, printed May 1973. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7998-31]
  
• Archival Print, printed Sept. 1972. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972, Aug. [7942-20A] (1)
  Archival Print, printed Sept. 1972. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972, Aug. [7942-20A]
  
• Archival Print, printed Sept. 1972. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972, August [7952-35] (1)
  Archival Print, printed Sept. 1972. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972, August [7952-35]
  
• Archival Print, printed Sept. 1972. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972, August [7975-16] (1)
  Archival Print, printed Sept. 1972. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972, August [7975-16]
  
• Archival Print, printed Sept. 1972. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972, August [7982-19A] (1)
  Archival Print, printed Sept. 1972. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972, August [7982-19A]
  
• Archival Print. Night: Rochester, New York; printed May 1973. [3554-29] (1)
  Archival Print. Night: Rochester, New York; printed May 1973. [3554-29]
  
• Archival Print. Night: printedSept. 1971. [3551-11] (1)
  Archival Print. Night: printedSept. 1971. [3551-11]
  
• Archival Print: Benares 1969-1971 [I1113-3] (1)
  Archival Print: Benares 1969-1971 [I1113-3]
  
• Armory­Auditorium, Lumberton, N.C.. ("The Lumberton City Armory­Auditorium is one of themost handsome and best equipped buildings of its kind in North Carolina. It is the home of the famous Lumberton Coast Artillery Company and the war-time organization Home Guards. Rose's 5­10­25C Store, Lumberton, N.C. Genuine Curteich-Chicago 'C.T. American Art' Postcard (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.)") (1)
  Armory­Auditorium, Lumberton, N.C.. ("The Lumberton City Armory­Auditorium is one of themost handsome and best equipped buildings of its kind in North Carolina. It is the home of the famous Lumberton Coast Artillery Company and the war-time organization Home Guards. Rose's 5­10­25C Store, Lumberton, N.C. Genuine Curteich-Chicago 'C.T. American Art' Postcard (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.)")
  
• Assembly of God. (1)
  Assembly of God.
  
• At Grand Prize Auto Race. Savannah [Ga.], 1914? ("158".) (1)
  At Grand Prize Auto Race. Savannah [Ga.], 1914? ("158".)
  
• Atlanta, Ga. Century Building, [prior to Aug. 1908] (" Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2267, "Atlanta, Ga." Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King & Queen. Printed in Germany.") (1)
  Atlanta, Ga. Century Building, [prior to Aug. 1908] (" Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2267, "Atlanta, Ga." Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King & Queen. Printed in Germany.")
  
• Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, N.C., [prior to Jul. 1908]. ("Photo by Foust. Pub. by O. V. Foust, Wilson, N.C. Made in Germany.") (1)
  Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, N.C., [prior to Jul. 1908]. ("Photo by Foust. Pub. by O. V. Foust, Wilson, N.C. Made in Germany.")
  
• Auctioning Tobacco on the Warehouse Floor, Lumberton, N.C., [prior to July 1949]("Published by The Colortype Co., Elizabeth, N.J. and N.Y.") (1)
  Auctioning Tobacco on the Warehouse Floor, Lumberton, N.C., [prior to July 1949] ("Published by The Colortype Co., Elizabeth, N.J. and N.Y.")
  
• B. & N. Tree (?), St. David's Church, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 43") (1)
  B. & N. Tree (?), St. David's Church, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 43")
  
• Bahama U.S.A. (1)
  Bahama U.S.A.
  
• Barton Sq. Church, erected 1824. Thomas W. Sumner of Brookline architect. Now 1901 [?] remodeled into Salem Theater. (1)
  Barton Sq. Church, erected 1824. Thomas W. Sumner of Brookline architect. Now 1901 [?] remodeled into Salem Theater.
  
• Baton Rouge High School, Baton Rouge, La., [ca. 1927] ("C.T. American Art.") (1)
  Baton Rouge High School, Baton Rouge, La., [ca. 1927] ("C.T. American Art.")
  
• Baton Rouge, La. Post Office., [prior to Sep. 1910] ("F.W. Heroman, Pub. Photochromed in Saxony.") ("Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2689, 'Baton Rouge, La.' Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King and Queen.") (1)
  Baton Rouge, La. Post Office., [prior to Sep. 1910] ("F.W. Heroman, Pub. Photochromed in Saxony.") ("Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2689, 'Baton Rouge, La.' Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King and Queen.")
  
• Battalion Headquarters, Cadet Armory, 136 Essex St., Built 1819-21. (1)
  Battalion Headquarters, Cadet Armory, 136 Essex St., Built 1819-21.
  
• Beginning of new Y.M.C.A., corner Trinity Ave. & Duke St. Picture shows site at one of a number of luncheons held as part of fund-raising project, 1956. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Beginning of new Y.M.C.A., corner Trinity Ave. & Duke St. Picture shows site at one of a number of luncheons held as part of fund-raising project, 1956. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Below English Bridge, Canton [China]. (1)
  Below English Bridge, Canton [China].
  
• Benj. Goodhue House, 70 Boston St., Salem [Mass.]. (1)
  Benj. Goodhue House, 70 Boston St., Salem [Mass.].
  
• Beverly Pickering House, 91 Lathrope SE. Summer residence. (1)
  Beverly Pickering House, 91 Lathrope SE. Summer residence.
  
• Billiard Hall, Cadet Armory, Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Eastern end. (1)
  Billiard Hall, Cadet Armory, Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Eastern end.
  
• Billiard Hall, Cadet Armory, Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Western end. (1)
  Billiard Hall, Cadet Armory, Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Western end.
  
• Bird's Eye View, Looking East, by Night, Durham, N.C., [prior to Sep. 1912] ("Published by the Durham Book and Stat'[tioner]y Co., Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Bird's Eye View, Looking East, by Night, Durham, N.C., [prior to Sep. 1912] ("Published by the Durham Book and Stat'[tioner]y Co., Durham, N.C.")
  
• Bird's eye view of Durham's downtown area, 1938. (1)
  Bird's eye view of Durham's downtown area, 1938.
  
• Birmingham Green [?], n.d. ["Purchased 1977"] ("J 34. Dist. by Jefferson News Co. Inc., 2316 First Ave. South, Birmingham, Ala.") (1)
  Birmingham Green [?], n.d. ["Purchased 1977"] ("J 34. Dist. by Jefferson News Co. Inc., 2316 First Ave. South, Birmingham, Ala.")
  
• Birmingham, Ala. Scene in Capitol Park, [prior to Mar. 1907] ("5257. Manufactured by Curt Teich & Co., Chicago, Ill.") (1)
  Birmingham, Ala. Scene in Capitol Park, [prior to Mar. 1907] ("5257. Manufactured by Curt Teich & Co., Chicago, Ill.")
  
• Bishop's House on Broad St.. Taken [by] Miss A[tkins], Charleston, [S.C.] 1936. (1)
  Bishop's House on Broad St.. Taken [by] Miss A[tkins], Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
  
• Brick wall around Christ Church Cemetery (Colonial Park), Savannah [Ga.], n.d. Wall built after Am[erican] Rev[olution]. (1)
  Brick wall around Christ Church Cemetery (Colonial Park), Savannah [Ga.], n.d. Wall built after Am[erican] Rev[olution].
  
• Bridge between San Nicolas [Philippine Islands] and Cebu [Philippine Islands]. (1)
  Bridge between San Nicolas [Philippine Islands] and Cebu [Philippine Islands].
  
• Bridge over Canal, Canton [China]. (1)
  Bridge over Canal, Canton [China].
  
• Broad Street—Richmond, Va., [prior to May 1906] ("J. Murray Jordan, Publishers. 1438 So. Penn. Sq., Philadelphia.") (1)
  Broad Street—Richmond, Va., [prior to May 1906] ("J. Murray Jordan, Publishers. 1438 So. Penn. Sq., Philadelphia.")
  
• Broughton St., Savannah [Ga.], view West from Abercorn St. Circa 1910. (1)
  Broughton St., Savannah [Ga.], view West from Abercorn St. Circa 1910.
  
• Broughton Street, Savannah, Ga. [prior to Jul. 1913] ("203445 JV." "The Leighton & Valentine Co., N. Y. City. Printed in United States.") (1)
  Broughton Street, Savannah, Ga. [prior to Jul. 1913] ("203445 JV." "The Leighton & Valentine Co., N. Y. City. Printed in United States.")
  
• Brown, Marx, Woodward, Empire and First National Bank Building, as seen from the Title Guarantee Building, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Mar. 1911?] ("Post Card Exchange, Publishers, Birmingham, Ala., Made in U. S. A.") (1)
  Brown, Marx, Woodward, Empire and First National Bank Building, as seen from the Title Guarantee Building, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Mar. 1911?] ("Post Card Exchange, Publishers, Birmingham, Ala., Made in U. S. A.")
  
• Building erected in 1804 by Nathan Pierce and occupied for some time by Hon. Stephens [?] C. Phillips. Occupied as the Hospital in 1874. Salem Hospital, 31 Charter St.. (1)
  Building erected in 1804 by Nathan Pierce and occupied for some time by Hon. Stephens [?] C. Phillips. Occupied as the Hospital in 1874. Salem Hospital, 31 Charter St..
  
• Building is of second fire dept. building housing Hose Co. # 1 at Mangum & Holloway streets. When it was abandoned the property was bought by private interests & remodelled & occupied by them for office use. (1)
  Building is of second fire dept. building housing Hose Co. # 1 at Mangum & Holloway streets. When it was abandoned the property was bought by private interests & remodelled & occupied by them for office use.
  
• Buildings northeast side [?] of Peabody Street near Mangum Street. Torn down for parking lot for Central Carolina Bank customers of branch located at southeast corner of Main & Mangum. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.") (1)
  Buildings northeast side [?] of Peabody Street near Mangum Street. Torn down for parking lot for Central Carolina Bank customers of branch located at southeast corner of Main & Mangum. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.")
  
• Buildings on northeast corner of Corcoran & Parrish Streets—torn down in 1956. [1956.] ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Buildings on northeast corner of Corcoran & Parrish Streets—torn down in 1956. [1956.] ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Built by Joseph Peabody for his son Augustine [Peabody]. Site of Gov. Bradstreet's house. Cadet Armory, Peabody House, 136 Essex St., erect 1819-1821. (1)
  Built by Joseph Peabody for his son Augustine [Peabody]. Site of Gov. Bradstreet's house. Cadet Armory, Peabody House, 136 Essex St., erect 1819-1821.
  
• Bull St., from Monterey Square, Savannah, Ga., [prior to Nov. 1909] "Bull St. is the dividing St. in Savannah like trade in Charlotte." ("American Post Card Co., New York. O. K. Series No. 162. Made in Germany.") (1)
  Bull St., from Monterey Square, Savannah, Ga., [prior to Nov. 1909] "Bull St. is the dividing St. in Savannah like trade in Charlotte." ("American Post Card Co., New York. O. K. Series No. 162. Made in Germany.")
  
• Bull St., viewed N from State St.. Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. (1)
  Bull St., viewed N from State St.. Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915.
  
• Buncombe and Richardson Street, Greenville, S.C., [prior to Dec. 1917]("Published by Southern Post Card Co., Asheville, N. C. Made in U. S. A.") (1)
  Buncombe and Richardson Street, Greenville, S.C., [prior to Dec. 1917]("Published by Southern Post Card Co., Asheville, N. C. Made in U. S. A.")
  
• Bus station after its completion, n.d. (1)
  Bus station after its completion, n.d.
  
• Buses of Durham Public Service Co.. [Folder 7 picture 4] (1)
  Buses of Durham Public Service Co.. [Folder 7 picture 4]
  
• Businessman (1)
  Businessman
  
• Butte scene [Stockman's Bar]. (1)
  Butte scene [Stockman's Bar].
  
• Camp in City Park, Broad St. Meeting, [Charleston, S.C., ] 1886. (1)
  Camp in City Park, Broad St. Meeting, [Charleston, S.C., ] 1886.
  
• Campus View, Davidson College, Davidson, N.C. Shearer Hall, Carnegie Library, [prior to Aug. 1915]. ("Publ. by White Drug Co. Drugist [sic], Davidson, N.C.") (1)
  Campus View, Davidson College, Davidson, N.C. Shearer Hall, Carnegie Library, [prior to Aug. 1915]. ("Publ. by White Drug Co. Drugist [sic], Davidson, N.C.")
  
• Capitol Park showing Confederate and Dr. Davis Monuments, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Sep. 1912] "215628" ("The Leighton & Valerton [?] Co., N.Y. City. Printed in United States.") (1)
  Capitol Park showing Confederate and Dr. Davis Monuments, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Sep. 1912] "215628" ("The Leighton & Valerton [?] Co., N.Y. City. Printed in United States.")
  
• Carcel, Cebu [Philippine Islands]. (1)
  Carcel, Cebu [Philippine Islands].
  
• Carnegie Library, Davidson College, Davidson, N.C., [prior to Sep. 1915]. ("Publ. by White Drug Co. Druggist, Davidson, N.C.") (1)
  Carnegie Library, Davidson College, Davidson, N.C., [prior to Sep. 1915]. ("Publ. by White Drug Co. Druggist, Davidson, N.C.")
  
• Carolina College, Maxton, N.C.. ("Ess an [sic] Ess Photo Co., Inc., 11 E. 17th St., New York, N.Y.") (1)
  Carolina College, Maxton, N.C.. ("Ess an [sic] Ess Photo Co., Inc., 11 E. 17th St., New York, N.Y.")
  
• Carolina Theatre [Durham Auditorium]. ("Camera Craft Studio, Box 318 [?], Durham, N.C.") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 5] (1)
  Carolina Theatre [Durham Auditorium]. ("Camera Craft Studio, Box 318 [?], Durham, N.C.") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 5]
  
• Carr & Durham High, 1960. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.") (1)
  Carr & Durham High, 1960. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.")
  
• Cash's Station, S. C., A. C. R. R.. ("No. 33") (1)
  Cash's Station, S. C., A. C. R. R.. ("No. 33")
  
• Cebu Bay. (1)
  Cebu Bay.
  
• Central Baptist Church, Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1825, raised and remodeled 1877. (1)
  Central Baptist Church, Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1825, raised and remodeled 1877.
  
• Central Fire Station, 30 Church St. Erected 1861, remodeled 1887. (1)
  Central Fire Station, 30 Church St. Erected 1861, remodeled 1887.
  
• Charles (1)
  Charles
  
• Charleston, S.C. - Corner of Cumberland and East Bay Streets. Wm. M. Bird & Co. (Paint and Builder's Suppliers). Following the earthquake, Sept., 1886. (Wm. E. Wilson, Landscape Photographer, Savannah GA.) (1)
  Charleston, S.C. - Corner of Cumberland and East Bay Streets. Wm. M. Bird & Co. (Paint and Builder's Suppliers). Following the earthquake, Sept., 1886. (Wm. E. Wilson, Landscape Photographer, Savannah GA.)
  
• Chatham Academy, the Oldest Educational Institution in Georgia. Savannah, Ga.. ("No. 4427. Published by The American News Company, New York. Leipzig–Berlin.") (1)
  Chatham Academy, the Oldest Educational Institution in Georgia. Savannah, Ga.. ("No. 4427. Published by The American News Company, New York. Leipzig–Berlin.")
  
• Cheraw Hotel, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 4") (1)
  Cheraw Hotel, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 4")
  
• Cheraw Hotel. ("No. 6") (1)
  Cheraw Hotel. ("No. 6")
  
• Cheraw Lyceum Building, Cheraw, S.C. Cheraw's Public Library is located in this quaint little building which stands on the Town Green. It was erected sometime between 1810-1834 to house the Court of Equity. Later it was used as the monthly meeting place, and to house the library of the Cheraw Lyceum. Photographed by Bob Huey. ("Pub. by Cheraw Incorporated. Made by Dexter Press, Inc. West Nyack, N. Y.") (1)
  Cheraw Lyceum Building, Cheraw, S.C. Cheraw's Public Library is located in this quaint little building which stands on the Town Green. It was erected sometime between 1810-1834 to house the Court of Equity. Later it was used as the monthly meeting place, and to house the library of the Cheraw Lyceum. Photographed by Bob Huey. ("Pub. by Cheraw Incorporated. Made by Dexter Press, Inc. West Nyack, N. Y.")
  
• Cheraw, S. C., Turpentine still. ("No. 39") (1)
  Cheraw, S. C., Turpentine still. ("No. 39")
  
• Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 5") (1)
  Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 5")
  
• Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 40") (1)
  Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 40")
  
• Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 41") (1)
  Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 41")
  
• Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 7") (1)
  Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 7")
  
• Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 9") (1)
  Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 9")
  
• Chick Springs Hotel, Chick Springs, near Greenville, S.C., [prior to Nov. 1918?] ("Published by Southern Post Card Co., Asheville, N. C. Made in U. S. A.") (1)
  Chick Springs Hotel, Chick Springs, near Greenville, S.C., [prior to Nov. 1918?] ("Published by Southern Post Card Co., Asheville, N. C. Made in U. S. A.")
  
• Christ Church, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1910. (1)
  Christ Church, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1910.
  
• Church of the Immaculate Conception (Roman Catholic). 17 Walnut St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1858, consecrated Oct. 3, 1890. (1)
  Church of the Immaculate Conception (Roman Catholic). 17 Walnut St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1858, consecrated Oct. 3, 1890.
  
• Circus Parade going west, May 28, 1895. Durham Daily Globe [?] on corner up st[reet]. ("Durham Engraving Co.") (1)
  Circus Parade going west, May 28, 1895. Durham Daily Globe [?] on corner up st[reet]. ("Durham Engraving Co.")
  
• Citadel Square Baptist Church and Encampment on Citadel Green, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886. (1)
  Citadel Square Baptist Church and Encampment on Citadel Green, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886.
  
• City Hall to Kinsman Block, Washington St., Salem [Mass.]. City Hall, erected 1838, from surplus revenue returned from General Government. (1)
  City Hall to Kinsman Block, Washington St., Salem [Mass.]. City Hall, erected 1838, from surplus revenue returned from General Government.
  
• City Service Ice Plant, year 1914 [DCC Folder 2, No. 14] (1)
  City Service Ice Plant, year 1914 [DCC Folder 2, No. 14]
  
• Closed Down (1)
  Closed Down
  
• Confederate Monument, Baton Rouge, La.—16, ("E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee.") (1)
  Confederate Monument, Baton Rouge, La.—16, ("E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee.")
  
• Confederate Veterans in front of Oglethorpe Club, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1910. Memorial Day. (1)
  Confederate Veterans in front of Oglethorpe Club, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1910. Memorial Day.
  
• Confederate monument, Bennettsville, S.C.. (1)
  Confederate monument, Bennettsville, S.C..
  
• Construction of streets from E. Chapel Hill to Holloway Sts. as part of development of block bounded by Mangum, Chapel Hill, Cleveland & Holloway streets into city government center, 1963. ("Photo by Jim Sparks. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Construction of streets from E. Chapel Hill to Holloway Sts. as part of development of block bounded by Mangum, Chapel Hill, Cleveland & Holloway streets into city government center, 1963. ("Photo by Jim Sparks. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Corner Main Street. Looking West.Norwood, N.C.. (1)
  Corner Main Street. Looking West. Norwood, N.C..
  
• Corner of Friend and Broad Streets, Charleston, S.C.. Encampment after the earthquake, Sept., 1886. (1)
  Corner of Friend and Broad Streets, Charleston, S.C.. Encampment after the earthquake, Sept., 1886.
  
• Cotton Press, East Bay Street, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886. (1)
  Cotton Press, East Bay Street, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886.
  
• Country Club, Birmingham, Ala., n.d. (1)
  Country Club, Birmingham, Ala., n.d.
  
• County Court House, Oct. 28-31 [1918]. (1)
  County Court House, Oct. 28-31 [1918].
  
• County Court-House [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 52") (1)
  County Court-House [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 52")
  
• County Court-House [Tifton, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 62") (1)
  County Court-House [Tifton, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 62")
  
• Court House Square at Charleston [S.C.]. Taken by Miss Atkins, 1936. (1)
  Court House Square at Charleston [S.C.]. Taken by Miss Atkins, 1936.
  
• Court House Square. Taken by Miss Atkins, Charleston, [S.C.] 1936. (1)
  Court House Square. Taken by Miss Atkins, Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
  
• Court House and Confederate Monument, Lincolnton, N.C., [prior to May 1915] (1)
  Court House and Confederate Monument, Lincolnton, N.C., [prior to May 1915]
  
• Court House and Confederate Monument, Warrenton, N.C.. (1)
  Court House and Confederate Monument, Warrenton, N.C..
  
• Court House, Lumberton, N.C.. n.d. (1)
  Court House, Lumberton, N.C.. n.d.
  
• Court Houses, corner of Washington and Federal Sts., Salem, Mass.. Front view; erected 1841 and 1861. (1)
  Court Houses, corner of Washington and Federal Sts., Salem, Mass.. Front view; erected 1841 and 1861.
  
• Crowinshield [sp?] Deveraux House, showing front, south side. 72 Washington Sq. East, erected 1805. (1)
  Crowinshield [sp?] Deveraux House, showing front, south side. 72 Washington Sq. East, erected 1805.
  
• Crowninshield [sp?] Deveraux House, 72 Washington Sq. East, Salem [Mass.]. Designed by Samuel McIntire in 1805, in 1891. (1)
  Crowninshield [sp?] Deveraux House, 72 Washington Sq. East, Salem [Mass.]. Designed by Samuel McIntire in 1805, in 1891.
  
• Custom House & Old Ladies Home, Salem [Mass.]. (1)
  Custom House & Old Ladies Home, Salem [Mass.].
  
• Custom House, Cebu [Philippine Islands]. (1)
  Custom House, Cebu [Philippine Islands].
  
• D. P. S. [Durham Public Service] Co. truck, No. 3. [Folder 7 picture 18?] (1)
  D. P. S. [Durham Public Service] Co. truck, No. 3. [Folder 7 picture 18?]
  
• Damage done by Hurricane Hazel, 1956. (3)
  Damage done by Hurricane Hazel, 1956.
  Damage done by Hurricane Hazel, 1956.
  Damage done by Hurricane Hazel, 1956.
  
• Danao. (1)
  Danao.
  
• Demolition of Durham Hotel, formerly Washington Duke Hotel, Sunday, Dec. 7, 1975. ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Demolition of Durham Hotel, formerly Washington Duke Hotel, Sunday, Dec. 7, 1975. ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Derby Mansion. 140 Lafayette St., Salem [Mass.]. Photo 1891. Now (1898) taken down. (1)
  Derby Mansion. 140 Lafayette St., Salem [Mass.]. Photo 1891. Now (1898) taken down.
  
• Destruction of West Durham post office. (1)
  Destruction of West Durham post office.
  
• Digging out of snow, Thursday, Jan. 17, 1946. (1)
  Digging out of snow, Thursday, Jan. 17, 1946.
  
• Dining Room, Queen Hotel. 37 Lartin N. St., Beverly. Destroyed by fire, [1891]. Nov. 24, 1891. (1)
  Dining Room, Queen Hotel. 37 Lartin N. St., Beverly. Destroyed by fire, [1891]. Nov. 24, 1891.
  
• Doorway 118 Derby St., Salem [Mass.]. House owned by two parties, each a half—one desiring to repair, the other indifferent. Shown at World's Fair Chicago as Modern and Colonial. (1)
  Doorway 118 Derby St., Salem [Mass.]. House owned by two parties, each a half—one desiring to repair, the other indifferent. Shown at World's Fair Chicago as Modern and Colonial.
  
• Doorway interior of Crowninshield [sp?] Deveraux House, Salem [Mass.]. Designed by Samuel McIntire in 1805. #72 Washington Sq. East, in 1891 (1)
  Doorway interior of Crowninshield [sp?] Deveraux House, Salem [Mass.]. Designed by Samuel McIntire in 1805. #72 Washington Sq. East, in 1891
  
• Doorway of William's House, 5 Monroe St., Salem [Mass.]. (1)
  Doorway of William's House, 5 Monroe St., Salem [Mass.].
  
• Down by the Old Mill Stream (1)
  Down by the Old Mill Stream
  
• Duke University, Durham, N.C. – QB [?], ("Richardson Photo Card, Charlottesville–Va.") (1)
  Duke University, Durham, N.C. – QB [?], ("Richardson Photo Card, Charlottesville–Va.")
  
• Duke's Factory. ("L & M") (1)
  Duke's Factory. ("L & M")
  
• Dur[ham] East [?] Duke [?], 1960. (1)
  Dur[ham] East [?] Duke [?], 1960.
  
• Dur[ham] High & Carr, 1951. "Looking south; Ligget & Myers tobacco storage warehouses and other buildings on left." ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.") (1)
  Dur[ham] High & Carr, 1951. "Looking south; Ligget & Myers tobacco storage warehouses and other buildings on left." ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.")
  
• Durham County Stadium. [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 51] (1)
  Durham County Stadium. [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 51]
  
• Durham E[?]stre Sighting[?] Co. (Steam Plant), 1886, 1899. Building destroyed in explosion. (1)
  Durham E[?]stre Sighting[?] Co. (Steam Plant), 1886, 1899. Building destroyed in explosion.
  
• Durham Ice Cream. [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 14] (1)
  Durham Ice Cream. [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 14]
  
• Durham Library. ("photographed by jack williams, durham, n.c." [sic] "65") [DCC Folder 2, No. 7? 21?] (1)
  Durham Library. ("photographed by jack williams, durham, n.c." [sic] "65") [DCC Folder 2, No. 7? 21?]
  
• Durham Public Service Co. New office building, June 1928. (1)
  Durham Public Service Co. New office building, June 1928.
  
• Durham Public Service Co., [streetcar], 3.23-28. (1)
  Durham Public Service Co., [streetcar], 3.23-28.
  
• Durham Public Service Company - Hope Valley Bus. [Folder 5 picture 4] (1)
  Durham Public Service Company - Hope Valley Bus. [Folder 5 picture 4]
  
• Durham Traction Co. ice wagon, 1904. [1914?] ("DC How Times Change".) (1)
  Durham Traction Co. ice wagon, 1904. [1914?] ("DC How Times Change".)
  
• E.H. & M.V. Lawrence Wholesale & Millers fire. ("Picture by Walter Holladay [Halladay?]") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 12] (1)
  E.H. & M.V. Lawrence Wholesale & Millers fire. ("Picture by Walter Holladay [Halladay?]") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 12]
  
• Early in the Morning (1)
  Early in the Morning
  
• East Bay Street, [Charleston, S.C., ] 1886. (1)
  East Bay Street, [Charleston, S.C., ] 1886.
  
• East Church (Unitarian). Organized 1718. Front view, erected 1845, Washington Sq., Salem [Mass.]. Design said to have been suggested by Francis Peabody. The East and Barton Sq. have united and it is now called the Second Church. (1)
  East Church (Unitarian). Organized 1718. Front view, erected 1845, Washington Sq., Salem [Mass.]. Design said to have been suggested by Francis Peabody. The East and Barton Sq. have united and it is now called the Second Church.
  
• East Church (Unitarian). Washington between Brown and Williams St., Salem, Mass.. Erected 1845, Church organized 1718. Dr. Bently was pastor for many years. (1)
  East Church (Unitarian). Washington between Brown and Williams St., Salem, Mass.. Erected 1845, Church organized 1718. Dr. Bently was pastor for many years.
  
• Eastly's Sawmill. ("No. 15") (1)
  Eastly's Sawmill. ("No. 15")
  
• Eiwuerton House Doorway, 328 Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. (1)
  Eiwuerton House Doorway, 328 Essex St., Salem [Mass.].
  
• Eiwuerton House, Salem [Mass.]. Essex St., Built 1818. Remodeled by Aukin Leeite [sp?]. Residence for many years of the late Hon. Geo. B. Loring. (1)
  Eiwuerton House, Salem [Mass.]. Essex St., Built 1818. Remodeled by Aukin Leeite [sp?]. Residence for many years of the late Hon. Geo. B. Loring.
  
• Elks Home, High Point, N.C.. ("Pub. by S. H. Kress & Co.") (1)
  Elks Home, High Point, N.C.. ("Pub. by S. H. Kress & Co.")
  
• Elm Street, Looking North, Lumberton, N.C.. ("Elm Street is one of Lumberton's principal retail business thorofares. [sic] It parallels the beautiful Lumber River, which flows through the city limits just one block to the west." Photo by Hughes Studio & Camera Store, Lumberton N.C., Genuine Curteich-Chicago 'C.T. American Art' Postcard (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.)") (1)
  Elm Street, Looking North, Lumberton, N.C.. ("Elm Street is one of Lumberton's principal retail business thorofares. [sic] It parallels the beautiful Lumber River, which flows through the city limits just one block to the west." Photo by Hughes Studio & Camera Store, Lumberton N.C., Genuine Curteich-Chicago 'C.T. American Art' Postcard (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.)")
  
• Elwood Hotel, High Point, N.C.. ("No. 4680. Adolph Selige Pub. Co., St. Louis­Leipzig. Made in Germany.") (1)
  Elwood Hotel, High Point, N.C.. ("No. 4680. Adolph Selige Pub. Co., St. Louis­Leipzig. Made in Germany.")
  
• English Bridge, Canton [China]. (1)
  English Bridge, Canton [China].
  
• Ernest Cagle's front porch (1)
  Ernest Cagle's front porch
  
• Erwin Mills - Aerial View. ("Durham Engraving Company") [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 1] (1)
  Erwin Mills - Aerial View. ("Durham Engraving Company") [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 1]
  
• Essex House, Salem [Mass.]. 176 Essex St. Built by William Gray in 1800. Occupied by William Gray until 1809. Lafayette entertained here in 1824. (1)
  Essex House, Salem [Mass.]. 176 Essex St. Built by William Gray in 1800. Occupied by William Gray until 1809. Lafayette entertained here in 1824.
  
• Essex Institute Building, 132 Essex St. The White house next to the Institute was where Capt. White lived. (1)
  Essex Institute Building, 132 Essex St. The White house next to the Institute was where Capt. White lived.
  
• Essex Institute, 136 Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Historic room with portrait of President Henry Wheatton. (1)
  Essex Institute, 136 Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Historic room with portrait of President Henry Wheatton.
  
• Estill Ave. (now Victory Drive) viewed E from Bull St., circa 1915. (1)
  Estill Ave. (now Victory Drive) viewed E from Bull St., circa 1915.
  
• Evo (1)
  Evo
  
• Excited to see Maureen, Pam runs out of her house, 4-3-83 (1)
  Excited to see Maureen, Pam runs out of her house, 4-3-83
  
• Fair grounds, Cheraw, S. C.. (1)
  Fair grounds, Cheraw, S. C..
  
• Female College, Greenville, S.C. "A Baptist College" (1)
  Female College, Greenville, S.C. "A Baptist College"
  
• Field Day at Female Baptist College, Greenville, S.C., [prior to Dec. 1917] ("The Leighton & Valentine Co., N. Y. City. Printed in United States.") (1)
  Field Day at Female Baptist College, Greenville, S.C., [prior to Dec. 1917] ("The Leighton & Valentine Co., N. Y. City. Printed in United States.")
  
• Finished Archival Print, printed 1983, Oct. Night: Brooklyn [N.Y.], 1983, Feb. [2093-3-1] (1)
  Finished Archival Print, printed 1983, Oct. Night: Brooklyn [N.Y.], 1983, Feb. [2093-3-1]
  
• Finished Print? Night: San Francisco, 1975 [8815-41] (1)
  Finished Print? Night: San Francisco, 1975 [8815-41]
  
• Finished Prints? Night: San Francisco? [8768] (1)
  Finished Prints? Night: San Francisco? [8768]
  
• Finished Prints? Night: Brooklyn [N.Y.], printed 1975, Sept. 15. [3374] (1)
  Finished Prints? Night: Brooklyn [N.Y.], printed 1975, Sept. 15. [3374]
  
• Finished Prints? Night: Coxsackie, New York, 1972 [8074-4] (1)
  Finished Prints? Night: Coxsackie, New York, 1972 [8074-4]
  
• Finished Prints? Night: San Francisco 1966 [1857-39] (1)
  Finished Prints? Night: San Francisco 1966 [1857-39]
  
• Finished Prints? Night[8619 - duplicate] (1)
  Finished Prints? Night[8619 - duplicate]
  
• Finished Prints? Night: Butte, Montana 1966 [4185] (1)
  Finished Prints? Night: Butte, Montana 1966 [4185]
  
• Finished Prints? Night: San Francisco 1975 [8772-19] (1)
  Finished Prints? Night: San Francisco 1975 [8772-19]
  
• Finished Prints? printed 1975, Aug. 10. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7927-12] (1)
  Finished Prints? printed 1975, Aug. 10. Night: Knoxville, [Tenn.], 1972 [7927-12]
  
• Fire guts 4 buildings - north side Main Street looking west from Church Street. 3 other buildings damaged. Friday, April 18, 1969. (1)
  Fire guts 4 buildings - north side Main Street looking west from Church Street. 3 other buildings damaged. Friday, April 18, 1969.
  
• Fire guts 4 buildings - north side Main Street looking west from Church Street. 3 other buildings damaged. Friday, April 18, 1969. ("Photo by Tony Rumple, Durham, N.C.") (2)
  Fire guts 4 buildings - north side Main Street looking west from Church Street. 3 other buildings damaged. Friday, April 18, 1969. ("Photo by Tony Rumple, Durham, N.C.")
  Fire guts 4 buildings - north side Main Street looking west from Church Street. 3 other buildings damaged. Friday, April 18, 1969. ("Photo by Tony Rumple, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Fire guts 4 buildings - north side Main Street looking west from Church Street. 3 other buildings damaged. Friday, April 18, 1969.("Photo by Tony Rumple, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Fire guts 4 buildings - north side Main Street looking west from Church Street. 3 other buildings damaged. Friday, April 18, 1969.("Photo by Tony Rumple, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Fire in tobacco warehouse district, July 8, 1944. Warehouse which faced on Mangum Street. (1)
  Fire in tobacco warehouse district, July 8, 1944. Warehouse which faced on Mangum Street.
  
• First Baptist Church, Greenville S.C., [prior to Sep. 1909] ("Carpenter Bros., Greenville, S.C. Made in Germany.") (1)
  First Baptist Church, Greenville S.C., [prior to Sep. 1909] ("Carpenter Bros., Greenville, S.C. Made in Germany.")
  
• First Baptist Church, Lumberton, N.C. (1)
  First Baptist Church, Lumberton, N.C.
  
• First Baptist Church, Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1805, church organized 1804. Tower contains one of the largest bells in Salem. (1)
  First Baptist Church, Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1805, church organized 1804. Tower contains one of the largest bells in Salem.
  
• First National Bank Bldg., 11 Central St., Salem [Mass.]. Designed by Bulfinch. (1)
  First National Bank Bldg., 11 Central St., Salem [Mass.]. Designed by Bulfinch.
  
• First Presbyterian Church, High Point, N.C., [prior to May 1910] ("Nr. C 2389. Published by The American News Company, New­York. Leipzig­Berlin­Dresden. Printed in Germany.") (1)
  First Presbyterian Church, High Point, N.C., [prior to May 1910] ("Nr. C 2389. Published by The American News Company, New­York. Leipzig­Berlin­Dresden. Printed in Germany.")
  
• First church (Unitarian), Essex. Corner of Washington St., Salem, Mass.. Fourth (present) building erected 1826, remodeled 1874. On this site in 1634 was erected the first meeting house built in Salem. Also on this site was organized in Aug. 1629 the first church. (1)
  First church (Unitarian), Essex. Corner of Washington St., Salem, Mass.. Fourth (present) building erected 1826, remodeled 1874. On this site in 1634 was erected the first meeting house built in Salem. Also on this site was organized in Aug. 1629 the first church.
  
• Five Points Circle, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Aug. 191?] ("Post Card Exchange Publishers, Birmingham, Ala. Made in U. S. A.") (1)
  Five Points Circle, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Aug. 191?] ("Post Card Exchange Publishers, Birmingham, Ala. Made in U. S. A.")
  
• Flagler Memorial Church, Flagler Home, Y.M.C.A., (1)
  Flagler Memorial Church, Flagler Home, Y.M.C.A.,
  
• Flower Boats, Canton [China]. (1)
  Flower Boats, Canton [China].
  
• Following parade during World War II sponsored by Chamber of Commerce with soldiers from Camp Butner participating. (1)
  Following parade during World War II sponsored by Chamber of Commerce with soldiers from Camp Butner participating.
  
• Forest Hills Shopping Center. [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 42] (1)
  Forest Hills Shopping Center. [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 42]
  
• Formal opening of Bus Station at northwest corner of Main & Dillard streets. Home erected by W. W. Fuller, occupants included Judge R.W. Winston & C.W. Jones [?]. Was torn down to make way for bus station, n.d. (1)
  Formal opening of Bus Station at northwest corner of Main & Dillard streets. Home erected by W. W. Fuller, occupants included Judge R.W. Winston & C.W. Jones [?]. Was torn down to make way for bus station, n.d.
  
• Forsythe Park? Savannah [Ga.]. Storm of July 1922? (1)
  Forsythe Park? Savannah [Ga.]. Storm of July 1922?
  
• Fountain in Forsyth Park, Savannah [Ga.]. (1)
  Fountain in Forsyth Park, Savannah [Ga.].
  
• Frank Scarboro & Home [Tifton, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 63") (1)
  Frank Scarboro & Home [Tifton, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 63")
  
• Franklin building, 10 Washington Sq., corner of Essex St.. First building erected 1810, since 1810 twice ruined by fire. (1)
  Franklin building, 10 Washington Sq., corner of Essex St.. First building erected 1810, since 1810 twice ruined by fire.
  
• French Bridge, Canton [China]. (1)
  French Bridge, Canton [China].
  
• From lower end Shamen. Canton [China]. (1)
  From lower end Shamen. Canton [China].
  
• Front room interior of Nasbonne House, 71 Essex St., Salem [Mass.], showing Bouffee. The best preserved old house in Salem, erected 1680. (1)
  Front room interior of Nasbonne House, 71 Essex St., Salem [Mass.], showing Bouffee. The best preserved old house in Salem, erected 1680.
  
• Front view of Queen Hotel in1891. 37 Lartin N. St., Beverly. Destroyed by fire Nov. 24, 1891. Loss $75,000. [Replacement] Erected 1899. Opened June 27, 1899. (1)
  Front view of Queen Hotel in1891. 37 Lartin N. St., Beverly. Destroyed by fire Nov. 24, 1891. Loss $75,000. [Replacement] Erected 1899. Opened June 27, 1899.
  
• Front view of Southern Presbyterian College and Conservatory of Music, Red Springs, N.C. [prior to Feb. 1906]. ("Illustrated Post Card Co., N.Y. 4323") (1)
  Front view of Southern Presbyterian College and Conservatory of Music, Red Springs, N.C. [prior to Feb. 1906]. ("Illustrated Post Card Co., N.Y. 4323")
  
• Furman University, Main Building, Greenville, S.C.. ("Pub. by Carpenter Bros., Greenville, S.C. Printed in Germany. A. M. S. 15469, 4824.") (1)
  Furman University, Main Building, Greenville, S.C.. ("Pub. by Carpenter Bros., Greenville, S.C. Printed in Germany. A. M. S. 15469, 4824.")
  
• Gateway to the Unitarian Church yard on King St. Taken by Miss A[tkins] at Charleston, [S.C.] 1936. (1)
  Gateway to the Unitarian Church yard on King St. Taken by Miss A[tkins] at Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
  
• Geer building that stood at northeast corner of Main & Corcoran Streets. People shown in picture were watching a parade (n.d.). It was torn down & today (1982) the lot is vacant. (1)
  Geer building that stood at northeast corner of Main & Corcoran Streets. People shown in picture were watching a parade (n.d.). It was torn down & today (1982) the lot is vacant.
  
• Governor J. Melville Broughton at ceremony formally opening Union bus terminal – northwest corner Main & Dillard Streets. House of Judge Robert Winston & later C. W. Jones [?] stood on site.. (1)
  Governor J. Melville Broughton at ceremony formally opening Union bus terminal – northwest corner Main & Dillard Streets. House of Judge Robert Winston & later C. W. Jones [?] stood on site..
  
• Governor's Mansion, Baton Rouge, La., ("Copyright 1905 by the Rotograph Co.") (1)
  Governor's Mansion, Baton Rouge, La., ("Copyright 1905 by the Rotograph Co.")
  
• Governor's Palace, Cebu [Philippine Islands]. (1)
  Governor's Palace, Cebu [Philippine Islands].
  
• Grace Church, Salem [Mass.] (Episcopal). 381 Essex St., built 1858. (1)
  Grace Church, Salem [Mass.] (Episcopal). 381 Essex St., built 1858.
  
• Graded School Building, Lumberton, N.C., [prior to Aug 1919? 1909?] (1)
  Graded School Building, Lumberton, N.C., [prior to Aug 1919? 1909?]
  
• Graded School, High Point, N.C., [prior to Jan. 1911] ("Nr. C 2394. Published by The American News Company, New­York. Leipzig­Berlin­Dresden. Printed in Germany.") (1)
  Graded School, High Point, N.C., [prior to Jan. 1911] ("Nr. C 2394. Published by The American News Company, New­York. Leipzig­Berlin­Dresden. Printed in Germany.")
  
• Graded School, Lincolnton, N.C.. n.d. (1)
  Graded School, Lincolnton, N.C.. n.d.
  
• Greenville, S.C. Cotton Mill of F. W. Poe Mfg. Co., [prior to May 1909] "Cotton Mill of F. W. Poe Mfg. Co. This is one of the largest and finest cotton mills in the South. [It?] is equipped throughout with all the latest improved machinery [?] for making fine cotton fabrics. The main building is an eighth [?] of a mile long by more than a hundreed feet wide, with four stories and basement. The mill was started in operation Jan. 1897 with 10,000 spindles and 304 looms, and contains now about 60,000 spindles and 1500 looms. The plant cost about $;1,000,000." ("Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2461, "Greenville, S.C." Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King & Queen. Phototyped in Berlin.") (1)
  Greenville, S.C. Cotton Mill of F. W. Poe Mfg. Co., [prior to May 1909] "Cotton Mill of F. W. Poe Mfg. Co. This is one of the largest and finest cotton mills in the South. [It?] is equipped throughout with all the latest improved machinery [?] for making fine cotton fabrics. The main building is an eighth [?] of a mile long by more than a hundreed feet wide, with four stories and basement. The mill was started in operation Jan. 1897 with 10,000 spindles and 304 looms, and contains now about 60,000 spindles and 1500 looms. The plant cost about $;1,000,000." ("Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2461, "Greenville, S.C." Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King & Queen. Phototyped in Berlin.")
  
• Greenville, S.C. Looking up Reedy River, [prior to Mar. 1909] ("Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 0183, "GREENVILLE, S.C." Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King & Queen. Phototyped in Berlin.") (1)
  Greenville, S.C. Looking up Reedy River, [prior to Mar. 1909] ("Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 0183, "GREENVILLE, S.C." Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King & Queen. Phototyped in Berlin.")
  
• Greenville, S.C., Carnegie Library, [prior to Mar. 1908] ("7486. W. H. Houston & Bro., Stationers, Greenville, S.C. Made in Germany.") (1)
  Greenville, S.C., Carnegie Library, [prior to Mar. 1908] ("7486. W. H. Houston & Bro., Stationers, Greenville, S.C. Made in Germany.")
  
• Greenville, S.C., Horse Show, [prior to Sep. 1908] ("Lewis & Hartzog. Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 0183, "Greenville, S.C." Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King & Queen. Phototyped in Berlin.") (1)
  Greenville, S.C., Horse Show, [prior to Sep. 1908] ("Lewis & Hartzog. Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 0183, "Greenville, S.C." Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King & Queen. Phototyped in Berlin.")
  
• Greenville, S.C., Huguenot Mill. ("Lewis & Hartzog. Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 0183, "Greenville, S.C." Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King & Queen. Phototyped in Berlin.") (1)
  Greenville, S.C., Huguenot Mill. ("Lewis & Hartzog. Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 0183, "Greenville, S.C." Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King & Queen. Phototyped in Berlin.")
  
• Group of Churches, Birmingham, Ala.: West End Baptist Church; 55th St. Baptist Church; First Baptist Church; So. Side Baptist Church., n.d. (1)
  Group of Churches, Birmingham, Ala.: West End Baptist Church; 55th St. Baptist Church; First Baptist Church; So. Side Baptist Church., n.d.
  
• Gulf Refining Co., 5/30/25. (1)
  Gulf Refining Co., 5/30/25.
  
• H.M. Kramer Tobacco Co. Wholesale. [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 11] (1)
  H.M. Kramer Tobacco Co. Wholesale. [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 11]
  
• Hanging Out On Corners (1)
  Hanging Out On Corners
  
• Hawthorne's Birthplace, 27 Union St., Salem [Mass.]. [?] in North West Chamber on morning of July 4, 1804. (1)
  Hawthorne's Birthplace, 27 Union St., Salem [Mass.]. [?] in North West Chamber on morning of July 4, 1804.
  
• High Point Hospital, n.d. (1)
  High Point Hospital, n.d.
  
• High Point Residence, High Point, N.C., [prior to Oct. 1911] (1)
  High Point Residence, High Point, N.C., [prior to Oct. 1911]
  
• High Point, N.C. First Baptist Church., ("Chas. T. Hendrick, High Point, N.C. Made in Germany.") (1)
  High Point, N.C. First Baptist Church., ("Chas. T. Hendrick, High Point, N.C. Made in Germany.")
  
• High Point, N.C. Showing portion of freight depot. Broad Street, ("Jarrett Stationery Co. Printed in Germany. Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2876. 'High Point, N.C.' Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King and Queen.") (1)
  High Point, N.C. Showing portion of freight depot. Broad Street, ("Jarrett Stationery Co. Printed in Germany. Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2876. 'High Point, N.C.' Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King and Queen.")
  
• High School [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 53") (1)
  High School [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 53")
  
• High School, High Point, N.C., [prior to Jul. 1914] (1)
  High School, High Point, N.C., [prior to Jul. 1914]
  
• His [Frank Scarboro's] bank [Tifton, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 63") (1)
  His [Frank Scarboro's] bank [Tifton, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 63")
  
• Hoffman Hall, Sewane, Tenn., [University of the South]. (1)
  Hoffman Hall, Sewane, Tenn., [University of the South].
  
• Home Savings Bank - N.W. Corner Main & Market. ("8") [DCC Folder 1, No. 3] (1)
  Home Savings Bank - N.W. Corner Main & Market. ("8") [DCC Folder 1, No. 3]
  
• Home of John Spencer Bassett, then of Frank Clyde Brown. [DCC Folder 2, No. 9] (1)
  Home of John Spencer Bassett, then of Frank Clyde Brown. [DCC Folder 2, No. 9]
  
• Home of John Sprunt Hill on South Duke Street. [DCC Folder 2, No. 25] (1)
  Home of John Sprunt Hill on South Duke Street. [DCC Folder 2, No. 25]
  
• Hon. Rufus Choate House, 14 Lynde St., Salem [Mass.]. [Hon. Rufus Choate] lived in this house from 1832 to 1834. (1)
  Hon. Rufus Choate House, 14 Lynde St., Salem [Mass.]. [Hon. Rufus Choate] lived in this house from 1832 to 1834.
  
• Hong Kong. (1)
  Hong Kong.
  
• House 14 Mall St., Salem [Mass.]. Where Hawthorne wrote The Scarlet Letter. In1891. (1)
  House 14 Mall St., Salem [Mass.]. Where Hawthorne wrote The Scarlet Letter. In1891.
  
• Houses on northwest corner [of] Morris and Morgan Streets. Now being torn down following condemnation, (Sept. 28, 1948.) Property at one time was owned by Imperial Tobacco Co. on which an addition to plant was planned but later the plan was abandoned. (1)
  Houses on northwest corner [of] Morris and Morgan Streets. Now being torn down following condemnation, (Sept. 28, 1948.) Property at one time was owned by Imperial Tobacco Co. on which an addition to plant was planned but later the plan was abandoned.
  
• Human Statues (1)
  Human Statues
  
• I. F. [?] Hill Home, S.W. corner Main & Green [?]. ("Photo by Jim Thornton, Durham Herald-Sun.") (1)
  I. F. [?] Hill Home, S.W. corner Main & Green [?]. ("Photo by Jim Thornton, Durham Herald-Sun.")
  
• Ice House, Wanchese Fish Co.. (1)
  Ice House, Wanchese Fish Co..
  
• In the Beginning – (1)
  In the Beginning –
  
• Interior Room in Nichols House, Federal St., Salem [Mass.]. East Parlor / Sitting Room, built 1788. (1)
  Interior Room in Nichols House, Federal St., Salem [Mass.]. East Parlor / Sitting Room, built 1788.
  
• Interior of Peabody Academy of Science, Salem [Mass.], 1891. (1)
  Interior of Peabody Academy of Science, Salem [Mass.], 1891.
  
• Interior of the Habersham House which stood on the site of the Municipal Auditorium. (1)
  Interior of the Habersham House which stood on the site of the Municipal Auditorium.
  
• Intersection of Main & Mangum Streets, 1972, looking east. Now [New?] Duke Power Co. office building shown at northeast corner. ("Photo by Tony Rumple, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Intersection of Main & Mangum Streets, 1972, looking east. Now [New?] Duke Power Co. office building shown at northeast corner. ("Photo by Tony Rumple, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Italian Gardens of Mr. Richard W. Massey, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Feb. 1914] "11193." ("Post Card Exchange Publishers, Birmingham, Ala. Made in U.S.A.") (1)
  Italian Gardens of Mr. Richard W. Massey, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Feb. 1914] "11193." ("Post Card Exchange Publishers, Birmingham, Ala. Made in U.S.A.")
  
• J. Forrest Greer House, Beaufain Street at Kirkland Lane, Charleston, S.C.. Following the earthquake, Sept., 1886. (Geo. L. G. Cook, Photographer, 265 King Street, Charleston, S.C..) (1)
  J. Forrest Greer House, Beaufain Street at Kirkland Lane, Charleston, S.C.. Following the earthquake, Sept., 1886. (Geo. L. G. Cook, Photographer, 265 King Street, Charleston, S.C..)
  
• Jack Paris' General Store (1)
  Jack Paris' General Store
  
• Jacksonville, Fla. Camp Joseph E. Johnson, Oct. 27, 1918. (1)
  Jacksonville, Fla. Camp Joseph E. Johnson, Oct. 27, 1918.
  
• Jefferson Hotel, Richmond, Va. ("63152") (1)
  Jefferson Hotel, Richmond, Va. ("63152")
  
• John Derby Mansion, 70 Washington St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1764. Elias Hasket Derby lived here 1798; also occupied by his son John Derby. John Rogers the sculptor was born here Oct. 30, 1829. (1)
  John Derby Mansion, 70 Washington St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1764. Elias Hasket Derby lived here 1798; also occupied by his son John Derby. John Rogers the sculptor was born here Oct. 30, 1829.
  
• John Ward House, erected before 1692. Salem [Mass.]. (1)
  John Ward House, erected before 1692. Salem [Mass.].
  
• Joseph Cabot House, 365 Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1745. Also birthplace of Mary Endicott Chamberlain, wife of Eng. colonial sec. Joseph Chamberlain (1890). (1)
  Joseph Cabot House, 365 Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1745. Also birthplace of Mary Endicott Chamberlain, wife of Eng. colonial sec. Joseph Chamberlain (1890).
  
• Just leaving a Real time. ("[album page] 108") (1)
  Just leaving a Real time. ("[album page] 108")
  
• King's Daughters Home, Buchanan Blvd.. [DCC Folder 2, No. 5] (1)
  King's Daughters Home, Buchanan Blvd.. [DCC Folder 2, No. 5]
  
• LOCHMOOR," Country Home of E.J. Parrish Durham, N.C.. n.d. (1)
  LOCHMOOR," Country Home of E.J. Parrish Durham, N.C.. n.d.
  
• Lafayette House. General Lafayette was entertained at a ball here in his honor in 1825. House built about 1823. ("Published by Cheraw Inc., Cheraw, South Carolina. By Colorama, P. O. Box 1461, Columbus, Ga.") (1)
  Lafayette House. General Lafayette was entertained at a ball here in his honor in 1825. House built about 1823. ("Published by Cheraw Inc., Cheraw, South Carolina. By Colorama, P. O. Box 1461, Columbus, Ga.")
  
• Lake City, Fla. Main St., Oct. 28-31 [1918]. (1)
  Lake City, Fla. Main St., Oct. 28-31 [1918].
  
• Landing Field at St. Cloud [Fla.]. (1)
  Landing Field at St. Cloud [Fla.].
  
• Leary-Coletta House, Cleveland St.. ("The Halladay Studio, Durham, N.C.") [DCC Folder 2, No. 3] (1)
  Leary-Coletta House, Cleveland St.. ("The Halladay Studio, Durham, N.C.") [DCC Folder 2, No. 3]
  
• Lee House, Chesure Dr., Salem [Mass.], in 1891. (1)
  Lee House, Chesure Dr., Salem [Mass.], in 1891.
  
• Library, George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn., [prior to 1945]. (1)
  Library, George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn., [prior to 1945].
  
• Library, Sewane, Tenn., [University of the South]. (1)
  Library, Sewane, Tenn., [University of the South].
  
• Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co. begin excavation of new cigarette factory, July 10[?], 1947. (1)
  Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co. begin excavation of new cigarette factory, July 10[?], 1947.
  
• Liggett and Myers cigarette plant under construction. Picture made Dec. 1, 1947. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.") (1)
  Liggett and Myers cigarette plant under construction. Picture made Dec. 1, 1947. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.")
  
• Littleton Female College, Littleton, N.C.. ("E.B. Perry") (1)
  Littleton Female College, Littleton, N.C.. ("E.B. Perry")
  
• Loading Hemp. (1)
  Loading Hemp.
  
• Lochmoor Hotel building, 214 East Main Street. Condemned by City Building Inspector John J. Still. Property owned by County. Picture taken in April, 1946. (1)
  Lochmoor Hotel building, 214 East Main Street. Condemned by City Building Inspector John J. Still. Property owned by County. Picture taken in April, 1946.
  
• Lochmoor Hotel with part of YMCA building seen at left. Hotel torn down - now site is part of new courthouse, [April 1946.] (1)
  Lochmoor Hotel with part of YMCA building seen at left. Hotel torn down - now site is part of new courthouse, [April 1946.]
  
• Looking North on 3rd St., Baton Rouge, La.—22, [ca. 1927] ("E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.") (1)
  Looking North on 3rd St., Baton Rouge, La.—22, [ca. 1927] ("E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.")
  
• Looking West down Main Street, North Wilkesboro, N.C.. ("Photo by Maynard, North Wilkesboro, N.C.") (1)
  Looking West down Main Street, North Wilkesboro, N.C.. ("Photo by Maynard, North Wilkesboro, N.C.")
  
• Louisiana State Capitol at Baton Rouge [La.]. The Louisiana StateCapitol, conceived and built by the late U.S. Senator Huey P. Long, is the tallest building in the South, 34 floors, height to top of beacon light 450 feet, located on the site of the old State University Campus on University Lake. "New Orleans—America's Most Interesting City." ("Pub. by New Orleans News Co., New Orleans, La. Made in U.S.A. by E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.") (1)
  Louisiana State Capitol at Baton Rouge [La.]. The Louisiana State Capitol, conceived and built by the late U.S. Senator Huey P. Long, is the tallest building in the South, 34 floors, height to top of beacon light 450 feet, located on the site of the old State University Campus on University Lake. "New Orleans—America's Most Interesting City." ("Pub. by New Orleans News Co., New Orleans, La. Made in U.S.A. by E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.")
  
• Louisiana State Capitol, Baton Rouge, La.—9, "[ca. 1927]" ("E. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee.") (1)
  Louisiana State Capitol, Baton Rouge, La.—9, "[ca. 1927]" ("E. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee.")
  
• Louisiana's two greatest monuments, conceived and built by the late U.S. Senator Huey P. Long. State Capitol, Baton Rouge [La.]; New Huey P. Long Bridge, New Orleans [La.]. The new Louisiana State Capitol is the tallest building in the South, 34 floors, height to top of beacon light 450 feet. The new Huey P. Long Bridge is 4.4 miles long including approaches, the finest span across the Mississippi; central pier, 400 feet high, equal to a 30­story office building; 135 feet vertical clearance for steamers; 790 feet horizontal clearance; cost $13,000,000. ("Made in U.S.A. by E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.") (1)
  Louisiana's two greatest monuments, conceived and built by the late U.S. Senator Huey P. Long. State Capitol, Baton Rouge [La.]; New Huey P. Long Bridge, New Orleans [La.]. The new Louisiana State Capitol is the tallest building in the South, 34 floors, height to top of beacon light 450 feet. The new Huey P. Long Bridge is 4.4 miles long including approaches, the finest span across the Mississippi; central pier, 400 feet high, equal to a 30­story office building; 135 feet vertical clearance for steamers; 790 feet horizontal clearance; cost $13,000,000. ("Made in U.S.A. by E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.")
  
• Lowe Mansion, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. (Adams Studio, 311 Barnard St., Savannah, Ga..) (1)
  Lowe Mansion, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. (Adams Studio, 311 Barnard St., Savannah, Ga..)
  
• Lumberton Graded School Bldg.. (1)
  Lumberton Graded School Bldg..
  
• M & M. T. Leo [?] fire, circa 1915. (1)
  M & M. T. Leo [?] fire, circa 1915.
  
• Main "Stem" [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 54") (1)
  Main "Stem" [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 54")
  
• Main Dam under Construction (50,000 H. P.) Whitney, N.C.. ("Buerbaum's Bookstore, Salisbury, N.C. Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 064. 'Whitney, N.C.' Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King and Queen. Printed in Germany.") (1)
  Main Dam under Construction (50,000 H. P.) Whitney, N.C.. ("Buerbaum's Bookstore, Salisbury, N.C. Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 064. 'Whitney, N.C.' Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King and Queen. Printed in Germany.")
  
• Main Dam under Construction (50,000 H. P.) Whitney, N.C.. ("Buerbaum's Bookstore, Salisbury, N.C. Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2377. 'Whitney, N.C.' Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King and Queen. Printed in Germany.") (1)
  Main Dam under Construction (50,000 H. P.) Whitney, N.C.. ("Buerbaum's Bookstore, Salisbury, N.C. Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2377. 'Whitney, N.C.' Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King and Queen. Printed in Germany.")
  
• Main St. Looking West, Durham, N.C.. ("The Rotograph Co., N.Y. City. Printed in Great Britain.") (1)
  Main St. Looking West, Durham, N.C.. ("The Rotograph Co., N.Y. City. Printed in Great Britain.")
  
• Main St. Looking West, Newberry S.C.. ("Pub. by Mays Book Store, Newberry, S.C. Made in Germany.") (1)
  Main St. Looking West, Newberry S.C.. ("Pub. by Mays Book Store, Newberry, S.C. Made in Germany.")
  
• Main Street Bahama (1)
  Main Street Bahama
  
• Main Street Looking West, Washington, N.C., [prior to Dec. 1907] ("5627­Pub. & Copyright by Ira M. Hardy. N. E. Paper & Stationery Co., Mfrs., Ayer, Mass.") (1)
  Main Street Looking West, Washington, N.C., [prior to Dec. 1907] ("5627­Pub. & Copyright by Ira M. Hardy. N. E. Paper & Stationery Co., Mfrs., Ayer, Mass.")
  
• Main Street and Court House. Lincolnton, N.C.. ("The PCK Series. Pub. by K.L. Lawing, Lincolnton,N.C. Printed in Germany.") (1)
  Main Street and Court House. Lincolnton, N.C.. ("The PCK Series. Pub. by K.L. Lawing, Lincolnton, N.C. Printed in Germany.")
  
• Main Street, Depot C. & O. and S. A. L. Railroads, Richmond, Va.. (1)
  Main Street, Depot C. & O. and S. A. L. Railroads, Richmond, Va..
  
• Main Street, Greenville, S.C.. (1)
  Main Street, Greenville, S.C..
  
• Main Street, Looking North, Oxford, N.C., [prior to Aug. 1922?] (1)
  Main Street, Looking North, Oxford, N.C., [prior to Aug. 1922?]
  
• Main Street, Looking South, Louisburg, N.C., [prior to Nov. 1911] ("Pub. Scoggin Drug Co.") (1)
  Main Street, Looking South, Louisburg, N.C., [prior to Nov. 1911] ("Pub. Scoggin Drug Co.")
  
• Main Street, Looking South, Monroe, N.C.. ("C. T. American Art") (1)
  Main Street, Looking South, Monroe, N.C.. ("C. T. American Art")
  
• Main Street, Marion, N.C.. (1)
  Main Street, Marion, N.C..
  
• Main Street, Morristown, Tenn.. ("Printed in Germany.") (1)
  Main Street, Morristown, Tenn.. ("Printed in Germany.")
  
• Main Street, Red Springs, N.C. [prior to 1919?]. (1)
  Main Street, Red Springs, N.C. [prior to 1919?].
  
• Malbourne Hotel, building at right (northwest corner Main & Roxboro Streets). Torn down fall of 1966. Other buildings shown in picture were [not?] torn down - Rialto Theater next to hotel & Western Union office next. [sic] ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Malbourne Hotel, building at right (northwest corner Main & Roxboro Streets). Torn down fall of 1966. Other buildings shown in picture were [not?] torn down - Rialto Theater next to hotel & Western Union office next. [sic] ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Man [?] in Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. I saw this old man and the oxcart many times. M. N. F. [?] (1)
  Man [?] in Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. I saw this old man and the oxcart many times. M. N. F. [?]
  
• Managers' Homes – in the Shadow of the Mill (1)
  Managers' Homes – in the Shadow of the Mill
  
• Mangum & Chapel Hill Streets, where city governmental buildings are to be built—looking west, 1965. ("Photo by Tony Rumple, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Mangum & Chapel Hill Streets, where city governmental buildings are to be built—looking west, 1965. ("Photo by Tony Rumple, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Mangum St., Rigsbee Ave., [and] Chapel Hill St. Building razed for parking lot, Sept. 1961. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Mangum St., Rigsbee Ave., [and] Chapel Hill St. Building razed for parking lot, Sept. 1961. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Mann Drug Co's Fountain, High Point, N. Car. [sic], [prior to Apr. 1911] ("Published by H. G. Zimmerman & Co., Chicago.") (1)
  Mann Drug Co's Fountain, High Point, N. Car. [sic], [prior to Apr. 1911] ("Published by H. G. Zimmerman & Co., Chicago.")
  
• Manning House, 26 Dearborn St., Salem [Mass.]. Hawthorne lived in this house from 1828 to 1832, the house then standing where 31 now stands. (1)
  Manning House, 26 Dearborn St., Salem [Mass.]. Hawthorne lived in this house from 1828 to 1832, the house then standing where 31 now stands.
  
• Mantle in parlor of Derby Manion, Lafayette St., cor. Ocean Ave., Salem [Mass.]. Building now (1898) taken down. [prior to 1898.] (1)
  Mantle in parlor of Derby Manion, Lafayette St., cor. Ocean Ave., Salem [Mass.]. Building now (1898) taken down. [prior to 1898.]
  
• Marine Hospital, Portsmouth, Va.. ("No. 25") (1)
  Marine Hospital, Portsmouth, Va.. ("No. 25")
  
• Market Hall, erected 1825, Cheraw, S.C.. ("Published by Cheraw Drug Co. Post Cards of Quality. — The Albertype Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.") (1)
  Market Hall, erected 1825, Cheraw, S.C.. ("Published by Cheraw Drug Co. Post Cards of Quality. — The Albertype Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.")
  
• Market House & Town Hall, Salem, Mass. (1)
  Market House & Town Hall, Salem, Mass.
  
• Mason House, Charter Tr. [?], erected 1788. (1)
  Mason House, Charter Tr. [?], erected 1788.
  
• Masonic Temple, Fayetteville St.(?). ("129") [DCC Folder 2, No. 13] (1)
  Masonic Temple, Fayetteville St.(?). ("129") [DCC Folder 2, No. 13]
  
• Mayor Evans and group. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Mayor Evans and group. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Mayor W. J. [?] Carr cutting ribbon at entrance of new Sears Roebuck store, on occasion of formal opening, Thursday, March 6, 1947. South [?] at corner Main and Dillard Streets. Carr's home, built by his father, Dr. A. G. Carr, occupied site prior to store project. ("photographed by jack williams, durham, n.c.") (1)
  Mayor W. J. [?] Carr cutting ribbon at entrance of new Sears Roebuck store, on occasion of formal opening, Thursday, March 6, 1947. South [?] at corner Main and Dillard Streets. Carr's home, built by his father, Dr. A. G. Carr, occupied site prior to store project. ("photographed by jack williams, durham, n.c.")
  
• Mayor's Residence, High Point, N.C., [prior to Oct. 1910] (1)
  Mayor's Residence, High Point, N.C., [prior to Oct. 1910]
  
• McPherson Hospital, West Main Street. ("Holladay" [sic]) [DCC Folder 1, No. 12] (1)
  McPherson Hospital, West Main Street. ("Holladay" [sic]) [DCC Folder 1, No. 12]
  
• Methodist Church, Lincolnton, N.C., [prior to Oct. 1907] (1)
  Methodist Church, Lincolnton, N.C., [prior to Oct. 1907]
  
• Methodist Protestant Children's Home, High Point, N.C.. ("Pub. by The L. C. Petrie Co.—K. 1281") (1)
  Methodist Protestant Children's Home, High Point, N.C.. ("Pub. by The L. C. Petrie Co.—K. 1281")
  
• Miles Ward House, Derby St., Salem [Mass.]. Corner of Herbert St. Hawthorne visited here. (1)
  Miles Ward House, Derby St., Salem [Mass.]. Corner of Herbert St. Hawthorne visited here.
  
• Miss Atkins (Taken), 193[?]6. (1)
  Miss Atkins (Taken), 193[?]6.
  
• Monument to the Confederate Dead, Greenville, S.C., [prior to May 1908] ("No. C2101 [?] Published by The American News Company, New York. Leipzig–Berlin.") (1)
  Monument to the Confederate Dead, Greenville, S.C., [prior to May 1908] ("No. C2101 [?] Published by The American News Company, New York. Leipzig–Berlin.")
  
• Moon Tillet Crab House. (1)
  Moon Tillet Crab House.
  
• Motorcycle Racer, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1910. (1)
  Motorcycle Racer, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1910.
  
• Motorcycle Racer, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. (2)
  Motorcycle Racer, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915.
  Motorcycle Racer, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915.
  
• Motorcycle Racers, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1910. (1)
  Motorcycle Racers, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1910.
  
• Moving of Liggett & Myers office building from original location (where Chesterfield addition was made to factory) across Main Street to its present location. (1)
  Moving of Liggett & Myers office building from original location (where Chesterfield addition was made to factory) across Main Street to its present location.
  
• Mrs. Stevenson's Variety Store, #60 Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. "An old cent shop for more than sixty years." Now (1898) taken down.[prior to 1898.] (1)
  Mrs. Stevenson's Variety Store, #60 Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. "An old cent shop for more than sixty years." Now (1898) taken down.[prior to 1898.]
  
• Mutual Building, Richmond, Va. [prior to Sep. 1909] ("E 9752." "S. L. & Co. Made in Germany.") (1)
  Mutual Building, Richmond, Va. [prior to Sep. 1909] ("E 9752." "S. L. & Co. Made in Germany.")
  
• N. C. O. Room, Salem [Mass.]. Cadet Armory. Looking North. Lt. Col. John W. Hart's picture in corner. (1)
  N. C. O. Room, Salem [Mass.]. Cadet Armory. Looking North. Lt. Col. John W. Hart's picture in corner.
  
• N. C. O. Room, Salem [Mass.]. Cadet Armory. Looking West. (1)
  N. C. O. Room, Salem [Mass.]. Cadet Armory. Looking West.
  
• N. Main Street, Oxford, N.C.. ("Art Mfg. Co., Amelia, O.") (1)
  N. Main Street, Oxford, N.C.. ("Art Mfg. Co., Amelia, O.")
  
• N.W. corner Chapel Hill & Roney streets, 1958. (1)
  N.W. corner Chapel Hill & Roney streets, 1958.
  
• N[orfolk] & W[estern] freight depot, front view. Torn down in 197[-?]. Building originally was Globe Warehouse for sale of tobacco. ("How Times Change DC.") (1)
  N[orfolk] & W[estern] freight depot, front view. Torn down in 197[-?]. Building originally was Globe Warehouse for sale of tobacco. ("How Times Change DC.")
  
• Narbonne House, 71 Essex St. Best preserved old house in Salem [Mass.] (with old lean to). Erected 1680. (1)
  Narbonne House, 71 Essex St. Best preserved old house in Salem [Mass.] (with old lean to). Erected 1680.
  
• Nash St., Wilson, N.C.. ("Photo by Foust. Pub. by O. V. Foust, Wilson, N.C. Made in Germany.") (2)
  Nash St., Wilson, N.C.. ("Photo by Foust. Pub. by O. V. Foust, Wilson, N.C. Made in Germany.")
  Nash St., Wilson, N.C.. ("Photo by Foust. Pub. by O. V. Foust, Wilson, N.C. Made in Germany.")
  
• Native Saw Mill, Cebu [Philippine Islands]. (1)
  Native Saw Mill, Cebu [Philippine Islands].
  
• Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co. Mills, Salem [Mass.] has a weekly pay roll of over $10,000, consumes annually 20,000 bales of cotton in making over 20,000,000 yds. of cloth. (1)
  Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co. Mills, Salem [Mass.] has a weekly pay roll of over $10,000, consumes annually 20,000 bales of cotton in making over 20,000,000 yds. of cloth.
  
• New Court House, 1891. Salem Law Library. Northern end. (1)
  New Court House, 1891. Salem Law Library. Northern end.
  
• New Court House, Salem Court House. Law Library, Eastern end. Federal corner Washington Streets, erected 1888. (1)
  New Court House, Salem Court House. Law Library, Eastern end. Federal corner Washington Streets, erected 1888.
  
• New Court House, Salem [Mass.], 1891. Law Library. Southern end. (1)
  New Court House, Salem [Mass.], 1891. Law Library. Southern end.
  
• New Court House, law library. Western end. Federal corner Washington St. Erected 1888. (1)
  New Court House, law library. Western end. Federal corner Washington St. Erected 1888.
  
• New Friends Church, High Point, N.C., [prior to Dec. 1907] ("Nr. C 2388. Published by The American News Company, New­York. Leipzig­Berlin­Dresden. Printed in Germany.") (1)
  New Friends Church, High Point, N.C., [prior to Dec. 1907] ("Nr. C 2388. Published by The American News Company, New­York. Leipzig­Berlin­Dresden. Printed in Germany.")
  
• New Valdes Hotel [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 51") (1)
  New Valdes Hotel [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 51")
  
• News Building, Greenville, S.C.. ("Published by Southern Post Card Co., Asheville, N. C. Made in U. S. A.") (1)
  News Building, Greenville, S.C.. ("Published by Southern Post Card Co., Asheville, N. C. Made in U. S. A.")
  
• Nichols House, #80 Federal St., Salem [Mass.]. One of the best pieces of colonial architechure in New England. (1)
  Nichols House, #80 Federal St., Salem [Mass.]. One of the best pieces of colonial architechure in New England.
  
• No. 1 Steamer & No. 7 Wagon. U–C.V. Parade, Birmingham, Ala., ("Copyrighted. Post Card Exchange, Birmingham, Ala.") (1)
  No. 1 Steamer & No. 7 Wagon. U–C.V. Parade, Birmingham, Ala., ("Copyrighted. Post Card Exchange, Birmingham, Ala.")
  
• North Church (Unitarian), Essex St., erected 1836. (1)
  North Church (Unitarian), Essex St., erected 1836.
  
• North Main Street looking South, Lexington, N.C., [prior to Sep. 1910] ("Published by Lexington Drug Co., Lexington, N.C. Made in Germany.") (1)
  North Main Street looking South, Lexington, N.C., [prior to Sep. 1910] ("Published by Lexington Drug Co., Lexington, N.C. Made in Germany.")
  
• North Main Street, High Point, N.C., [prior to Aug. 1914] (1)
  North Main Street, High Point, N.C., [prior to Aug. 1914]
  
• Northeast corner Parrish & Corcoran Streets. Buildings torn down to make way for Jack Tar motel [?] addition to hotel, 1956. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Northeast corner Parrish & Corcoran Streets. Buildings torn down to make way for Jack Tar motel [?] addition to hotel, 1956. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Northey Black, North West corner of Essex and Washington St. Erected 1872. William Northey, grandfather of the present owner, had a store on this site in 1774 and was chairman of the selectmen when [George] Washington came to Salem [Mass.]–Oct. 29, 1789. (1)
  Northey Black, North West corner of Essex and Washington St. Erected 1872. William Northey, grandfather of the present owner, had a store on this site in 1774 and was chairman of the selectmen when [George] Washington came to Salem [Mass.]–Oct. 29, 1789.
  
• Odd Fellows Hall. Asiatic Bldg., erected 1854. Site of Rev. Francis Higginson's house, where Roger Williams lived for 2 months in 1631. (1)
  Odd Fellows Hall. Asiatic Bldg., erected 1854. Site of Rev. Francis Higginson's house, where Roger Williams lived for 2 months in 1631.
  
• Old Afton Inn on Roxboro at Parrish St. intersection, now parking lot for First Presbyterian Church. Was for many years one of better known rooming & boarding houses of Durham, n.d. (1)
  Old Afton Inn on Roxboro at Parrish St. intersection, now parking lot for First Presbyterian Church. Was for many years one of better known rooming & boarding houses of Durham, n.d.
  
• Old Bakery, 21 Washington St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected before 1692. (1)
  Old Bakery, 21 Washington St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected before 1692.
  
• Old Crowninghield House, Salem [Mass.]. Here Dr. Bentley lived and died. (1)
  Old Crowninghield House, Salem [Mass.]. Here Dr. Bentley lived and died.
  
• Old Entrance to Christ Church Cemetery (Colonial Park), Savannah [Ga.]. (1)
  Old Entrance to Christ Church Cemetery (Colonial Park), Savannah [Ga.].
  
• Old Jail. Being torn down for parking lot, S. Church St., Sept. 1960. ("Herald-Sun Photo by Harold Moon.") (1)
  Old Jail. Being torn down for parking lot, S. Church St., Sept. 1960. ("Herald-Sun Photo by Harold Moon.")
  
• Old Planter's Hotel, Saint Philip's Church, Church Home, and Huguenot Church, [Charleston, S.C., ] 1886. (1)
  Old Planter's Hotel, Saint Philip's Church, Church Home, and Huguenot Church, [Charleston, S.C., ] 1886.
  
• Old Point Comfort. ("No. 2.") (1)
  Old Point Comfort. ("No. 2.")
  
• Old Shattuck House, Essex St., Salem [Mass.], erected 1688. It was through evidence of the Shattucks that Bridget Bishop was convicted as a witch. (1)
  Old Shattuck House, Essex St., Salem [Mass.], erected 1688. It was through evidence of the Shattucks that Bridget Bishop was convicted as a witch.
  
• Old Stable, South Battery, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886. This was on South Battery, next to the Mrs. [?] Washington house & [?] later pulled down. (1)
  Old Stable, South Battery, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886. This was on South Battery, next to the Mrs. [?] Washington house & [?] later pulled down.
  
• Old Sun Tavern, formerly 8 now 26 English St.. Built by Samuel Brown, occupied prior to 1800 by "Billy Gray." Part of Old Sun Tavern bought of [sic] "Billy Gray" in 1805. Removed at time of building Bowkee [sp?] Block, about 1826, to present location. (1)
  Old Sun Tavern, formerly 8 now 26 English St.. Built by Samuel Brown, occupied prior to 1800 by "Billy Gray." Part of Old Sun Tavern bought of [sic] "Billy Gray" in 1805. Removed at time of building Bowkee [sp?] Block, about 1826, to present location.
  
• Old Witch House, erected 1634, corner of Essex and North Streets, Salem [Mass.]. The oldest house now standing in Salem. (1)
  Old Witch House, erected 1634, corner of Essex and North Streets, Salem [Mass.]. The oldest house now standing in Salem.
  
• Old fire equipment displayed during fire prevention week, Oct. 1951. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.") (1)
  Old fire equipment displayed during fire prevention week, Oct. 1951. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.")
  
• Oldest College in the P.I. (Cebu [Philippine Islands]). (1)
  Oldest College in the P.I. (Cebu [Philippine Islands]).
  
• Oltaray [sic] Hotel, Greenville, S.C., [prior to Aug. 1909] (1)
  Oltaray [sic] Hotel, Greenville, S.C., [prior to Aug. 1909]
  
• Opening new federal court quarters in post office building, Monday, Mar. 18, 19[?]0. (1)
  Opening new federal court quarters in post office building, Monday, Mar. 18, 19[?]0.
  
• Orangerie, The Tutwiler, Birmingham, Ala., n.d. (1)
  Orangerie, The Tutwiler, Birmingham, Ala., n.d.
  
• Originally was Lyon Tobacco factory. Stood at S.W. corner of Pine [?] St. & Pettigrew St., n.d.("D.C. Sun.") (1)
  Originally was Lyon Tobacco factory. Stood at S.W. corner of Pine [?] St. & Pettigrew St., n.d.("D.C. Sun.")
  
• Our Lady of the Lake Sanitarium, Baton Rouge, La., [ca. 1927] ("From J. H. Goodman, opposite Post Office, Baton Rouge, La. C.T. American Art.") (1)
  Our Lady of the Lake Sanitarium, Baton Rouge, La., [ca. 1927] ("From J. H. Goodman, opposite Post Office, Baton Rouge, La. C.T. American Art.")
  
• Oxford College, Oxford, N.C., [prior to Jun 1920] (1)
  Oxford College, Oxford, N.C., [prior to Jun 1920]
  
• Parlor, Cadet Armory, Salem [Mass.]. Looking North. (1)
  Parlor, Cadet Armory, Salem [Mass.]. Looking North.
  
• Parlor, Old Ladies Home, Salem [Mass.]. July 8, 1817 a great dinner was given in this room by Benj. W. Crowningshield [sp?] to President Monroe. (1)
  Parlor, Old Ladies Home, Salem [Mass.]. July 8, 1817 a great dinner was given in this room by Benj. W. Crowningshield [sp?] to President Monroe.
  
• Parrish building, shown at left, known as Duke Power Co. building, was razed in 1972. Location southeast corner of Mangum & Parrish Streets. Building to right is new home of Duke Power. Building was erected by Julian S. Carr. (1)
  Parrish building, shown at left, known as Duke Power Co. building, was razed in 1972. Location southeast corner of Mangum & Parrish Streets. Building to right is new home of Duke Power. Building was erected by Julian S. Carr.
  
• Paul Hayne School, Birmingham, Ala., ("No. 2009. Published by International Post Card Co., New York. 755. Made in Germany.") (1)
  Paul Hayne School, Birmingham, Ala., ("No. 2009. Published by International Post Card Co., New York. 755. Made in Germany.")
  
• Peabody Academy of Science, Salem [Mass.]. Interior of New Hall, 1891. (1)
  Peabody Academy of Science, Salem [Mass.]. Interior of New Hall, 1891.
  
• Peachtree Street, looking North from Viaduct, Atlanta, Ga., [prior to Dec 1909] ("Candles Bldg. and English-American Bldg., in the distance." "Published by Imperial Fruit Co., Atlanta, Ga. Made in U. S. A.") (1)
  Peachtree Street, looking North from Viaduct, Atlanta, Ga., [prior to Dec 1909] ("Candles Bldg. and English-American Bldg., in the distance." "Published by Imperial Fruit Co., Atlanta, Ga. Made in U. S. A.")
  
• Pearl Mill Lyceum, torn down in April 1957 - on property for new YMCA on Trinity Avenue at Duke Street. ("Herald-Sun Photo by Harold Moore. DC Sun.") (1)
  Pearl Mill Lyceum, torn down in April 1957 - on property for new YMCA on Trinity Avenue at Duke Street. ("Herald-Sun Photo by Harold Moore. DC Sun.")
  
• Pegram [?] House before removal in Sept. 1977 from Buchanan Blvd. (1)
  Pegram [?] House before removal in Sept. 1977 from Buchanan Blvd.
  
• Pickup (1)
  Pickup
  
• Picture 1976 shows part of Main Street Methodist Church. Sanctuary was razed a few years prior. Shows addition to sanctuary, money for which was given by B. N. Duke, [1976.] ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C. D.C. How Times Change.") (1)
  Picture 1976 shows part of Main Street Methodist Church. Sanctuary was razed a few years prior. Shows addition to sanctuary, money for which was given by B. N. Duke, [1976.] ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C. D.C. How Times Change.")
  
• Pineapple House, Salem [Mass.]. 7 Brown St. Court. Erected by Capt. Poynton. (1)
  Pineapple House, Salem [Mass.]. 7 Brown St. Court. Erected by Capt. Poynton.
  
• Planters warehouse, East Chapel Hill Street. Razed in 1962 to make way for city building. (1)
  Planters warehouse, East Chapel Hill Street. Razed in 1962 to make way for city building.
  
• Plummer Hall, 134 Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1856. Site of birthplace of Wm. H. Prescott, historian. Also site of house where Gov. Bradstreet died March 27, 1697. Also home of Salem Athenean (1901). Photo taken 1891. (1)
  Plummer Hall, 134 Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1856. Site of birthplace of Wm. H. Prescott, historian. Also site of house where Gov. Bradstreet died March 27, 1697. Also home of Salem Athenean (1901). Photo taken 1891.
  
• Police Station [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 52") (1)
  Police Station [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 52")
  
• Pop: Glad You're Here (1)
  Pop: Glad You're Here
  
• Portrait: Brantley (1)
  Portrait: Brantley
  
• Portrait: Owens (1)
  Portrait: Owens
  
• Portsmouth, Va.. ("No. 36") (1)
  Portsmouth, Va.. ("No. 36")
  
• Post Office [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 53") (1)
  Post Office [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 53")
  
• Post Office, Tifton [Ga.], ("[album page] 62") (1)
  Post Office, Tifton [Ga.], ("[album page] 62")
  
• Powe apts., either on Buchanan Blvd. or Watts Street. [DCC Folder 2, No. 18] (1)
  Powe apts., either on Buchanan Blvd. or Watts Street. [DCC Folder 2, No. 18]
  
• Powelson's. ("No. 11") (1)
  Powelson's. ("No. 11")
  
• Preparing for formal opening of first lane of Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd. Tent was used by Nells Teer, who paved the road, for barbecue celebrating completion of the job, 1953. ("D.C. How Times Change. Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.") (1)
  Preparing for formal opening of first lane of Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd. Tent was used by Nells Teer, who paved the road, for barbecue celebrating completion of the job, 1953. ("D.C. How Times Change. Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.")
  
• Presbyterian Church, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 18") (1)
  Presbyterian Church, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 18")
  
• Presbyterian College for Girls, [prior to Sep. 1909] Chicora College, Greenville, S.C. ("Douglass Post Card Co., 27 N. 10th St., Philadelphia, PA. Felton's Book Store.") (1)
  Presbyterian College for Girls, [prior to Sep. 1909] Chicora College, Greenville, S.C. ("Douglass Post Card Co., 27 N. 10th St., Philadelphia, PA. Felton's Book Store.")
  
• Pressly Smith House, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886. (1)
  Pressly Smith House, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886.
  
• Price Block (Rev. Hugh Peters). Corner Essex and Washington Sts.. Site of Rev. Hugh Peters House, 1636. (1)
  Price Block (Rev. Hugh Peters). Corner Essex and Washington Sts.. Site of Rev. Hugh Peters House, 1636.
  
• Probate Court, Old Court House, 1841. (1)
  Probate Court, Old Court House, 1841.
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [1487-1] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [1487-1]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [1532-2] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [1532-2]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [1754?9?-42] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [1754?9?-42]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [1877-15] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [1877-15]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [2002-9-4] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [2002-9-4]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [2131-7-6] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [2131-7-6]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3301-13] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3301-13]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3303-26] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3303-26]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3340-7] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3340-7]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3377-41] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3377-41]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3425-1] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3425-1]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3428-19] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3428-19]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3429-25] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [3429-25]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [4926-34] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [4926-34]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [5138-22] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [5138-22]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [5157-23] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [5157-23]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [6396-13] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [6396-13]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8573] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8573]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8616] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8616]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8625] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8625]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8628] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8628]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8631] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8631]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8634] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8634]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8639] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8639]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8808] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8808]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8814] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [8814]
  
• Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [9213] (1)
  Proofs, 5 x 7: New York [9213]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1694-37] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1694-37]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1697-11] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1697-11]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1697-12] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1697-12]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1707-14] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1707-14]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1725-16] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1725-16]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1726-21] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1726-21]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1726-23] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1726-23]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1734-18] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1734-18]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1735-23] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1735-23]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1735-26] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1735-26]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1739-2] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1739-2]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1748-19] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1748-19]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1754-35] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1754-35]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1755-40] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1755-40]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1843-36] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1843-36]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1856-18] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1856-18]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1861-18] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [1861-18]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4395-30] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4395-30]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4397-3] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4397-3]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4451-9] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4451-9]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4525-34] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4525-34]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4536-13] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4536-13]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4566-16] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4566-16]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4567-20] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4567-20]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4567-23] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4567-23]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4568-26] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4568-26]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4568-27] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4568-27]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4570-36A] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4570-36A]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4574-19] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4574-19]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4585-6] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4585-6]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4585-8] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4585-8]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4588-25] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4588-25]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4593-22] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4593-22]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4604-4] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4604-4]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4606-15] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4606-15]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4639-13] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4639-13]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4739-27] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4739-27]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4743-10] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4743-10]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4744-16] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4744-16]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4745-19] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4745-19]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4748-36] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4748-36]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4749-3] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4749-3]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4774-34] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4774-34]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4775-35] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4775-35]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4778-14] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4778-14]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4780-24] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4780-24]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4788-32] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4788-32]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4790-0] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4790-0]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4836-29] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4836-29]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4837-33] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4837-33]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4869-12] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4869-12]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4870-20] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4870-20]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4873-15] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4873-15]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4879-17] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4879-17]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4885-30] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4885-30]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4886-41] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4886-41]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4890-27] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4890-27]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4890-31] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4890-31]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4891-36] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4891-36]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4892-38] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4892-38]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4904-28] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4904-28]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4909-33] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4909-33]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4910-34] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4910-34]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4910-39] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4910-39]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4931-18] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4931-18]
  
• Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4935-34] (1)
  Proofs: San Francisco 1965-1967 [4935-34]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1005-5] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1005-5]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1040-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1040-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1042-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1042-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1047-4] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1047-4]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1059-3] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1059-3]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1080-3] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1080-3]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1093-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1093-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1094-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1094-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1098-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1098-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1104-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1104-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1124-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1124-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1125-3] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1125-3]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1151-1] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1151-1]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1162-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1162-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1169-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1169-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1185-3] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1185-3]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1187-4] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1187-4]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1191-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1191-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1192-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1192-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1211-5] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1211-5]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1254-1] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1254-1]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1256-5] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [1256-5]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [215-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [215-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [240-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [240-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [244-1] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [244-1]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [245-3] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [245-3]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [247-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [247-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [248-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [248-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [361-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [361-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [506-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [506-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [545-1] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [545-1]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [558-4] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [558-4]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [586-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [586-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [602-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [602-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [615-5] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [615-5]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [639-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [639-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [685-1] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [685-1]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [718-1] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [718-1]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [718-4] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [718-4]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [732-1] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [732-1]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [733-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [733-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [733-5] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [733-5]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [751-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [751-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [758-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [758-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [789-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [789-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [869-4] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [869-4]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [882-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [882-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [883-3] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [883-3]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [884-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [884-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [905-5] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [905-5]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [926-2] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [926-2]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [927-4] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [927-4]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [943-1] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [943-1]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [947-5] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [947-5]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [948-3] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [948-3]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [951-5] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [951-5]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [957-3] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [957-3]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [965-5] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [965-5]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [966-6] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [966-6]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [967-1] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [967-1]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [974-3] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [974-3]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [983-3] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [983-3]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [986-1] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [986-1]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I363-14] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I363-14]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I363-16] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I363-16]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I367-1] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I367-1]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I376-14] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I376-14]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I381-4] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I381-4]
  
• Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I395-35] (1)
  Proofs: Benares 1969-1971 [I395-35]
  
• Public Library, formerly residence of John Bertrain [?], built 1855, opened as a Public Library July 8, 1889. (1)
  Public Library, formerly residence of John Bertrain [?], built 1855, opened as a Public Library July 8, 1889.
  
• Queen Street, Martinsburg, W. Va. This view of Martinsburg's main business artery looks north and was taken a little north of the public square. The street was named for Queen Charlotte, wife of George III, King of England at the time Martinsburg was laid out in 1773. At the public square Queen Street intersects King Street. The town as originally surveyed comprised 130 acres, divided into 279 lots. This land was owned by General Adam Stephen, founder of the town. When the Revolution began in 1775 Martinsburg had but 150 inhabitants, one per cent of the present population of approximately 15,000. ("Published by Shenandoah Publishing House—Strasburg, Virginia. Copyright 1925 by Shenandoah Publishing House.") (1)
  Queen Street, Martinsburg, W. Va. This view of Martinsburg's main business artery looks north and was taken a little north of the public square. The street was named for Queen Charlotte, wife of George III, King of England at the time Martinsburg was laid out in 1773. At the public square Queen Street intersects King Street. The town as originally surveyed comprised 130 acres, divided into 279 lots. This land was owned by General Adam Stephen, founder of the town. When the Revolution began in 1775 Martinsburg had but 150 inhabitants, one per cent of the present population of approximately 15,000. ("Published by Shenandoah Publishing House—Strasburg, Virginia. Copyright 1925 by Shenandoah Publishing House.")
  
• R. R. Station S. A. L, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 3") (1)
  R. R. Station S. A. L, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 3")
  
• R.R. Station [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 54") (1)
  R.R. Station [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 54")
  
• Razed in 1961. Triangle - looking north. Bounded by Mangum & Chapel Hill Streets & Rigsbee Ave. ("Larry Martin, Photographer.") (1)
  Razed in 1961. Triangle - looking north. Bounded by Mangum & Chapel Hill Streets & Rigsbee Ave. ("Larry Martin, Photographer.")
  
• Rear view of Lowe Mansion, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. (Adams Studio, 45 Whitaker St., Savannah, Ga..) (1)
  Rear view of Lowe Mansion, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. (Adams Studio, 45 Whitaker St., Savannah, Ga..)
  
• Rear view of Norfolk and Western Railroad freight depot—before portion at right was torn down. The building originally was the Globe warehouse which was used for tobacco sales, n.d. (1)
  Rear view of Norfolk and Western Railroad freight depot—before portion at right was torn down. The building originally was the Globe warehouse which was used for tobacco sales, n.d.
  
• Recollectos Church. (1)
  Recollectos Church.
  
• Reject Prints: San Francisco (2)
  Reject Prints: San Francisco
  Reject Prints: San Francisco
  
• Reject Prints: San Francisco 1966 [45765-13] (1)
  Reject Prints: San Francisco 1966 [45765-13]
  
• Reject Prints: San Francisco 1966 [4584-3] (1)
  Reject Prints: San Francisco 1966 [4584-3]
  
• Reject: Benares 1969-1971 (6)
  Reject: Benares 1969-1971
  Reject: Benares 1969-1971
  Reject: Benares 1969-1971
  Reject: Benares 1969-1971
  
• Reject: Benares 1969-1971 [1099-1] (1)
  Reject: Benares 1969-1971 [1099-1]
  
• Removal of Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. office building across to north side of W. Main Street. (1)
  Removal of Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. office building across to north side of W. Main Street.
  
• Residence of Timothy Orne, who was one of the leading merchants of Salem just before the Revolution. 266 Essex St, erected 1761. (1)
  Residence of Timothy Orne, who was one of the leading merchants of Salem just before the Revolution. 266 Essex St, erected 1761.
  
• Residence on NW Corner of Metting and Calhoun Streets (now destroyed), Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886. (1)
  Residence on NW Corner of Metting and Calhoun Streets (now destroyed), Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886.
  
• Richmond, Va. Stonewall Jackson Monument Capital Square, ("The Hugh C. Leighton Co., Manufacturers, Portland, Me. [?] Made in Germany.") (1)
  Richmond, Va. Stonewall Jackson Monument Capital Square, ("The Hugh C. Leighton Co., Manufacturers, Portland, Me. [?] Made in Germany.")
  
• Ridgeway Street, Warrenton, N.C.. (1)
  Ridgeway Street, Warrenton, N.C..
  
• Ruins of Washington Duke Building, Trinity College, N [sic], [prior to Jan. 1911] (1)
  Ruins of Washington Duke Building, Trinity College, N [sic], [prior to Jan. 1911]
  
• Rush for nylon hose at Woolworth's, December 1945. (1)
  Rush for nylon hose at Woolworth's, December 1945.
  
• S.A.L. first ticket and passenger office (north of railroad on Dillard St.). ("Herald-Sun Photo by Harold Moore.") (1)
  S.A.L. first ticket and passenger office (north of railroad on Dillard St.). ("Herald-Sun Photo by Harold Moore.")
  
• S.E. corner of John Ward House, 38 S.E. Peter St. Erected before 1692. Now 1901 [?] standing. (1)
  S.E. corner of John Ward House, 38 S.E. Peter St. Erected before 1692. Now 1901 [?] standing.
  
• Safford House, Salem [Mass.]. Built by John Andrews, 1818. (1)
  Safford House, Salem [Mass.]. Built by John Andrews, 1818.
  
• Salem Post Office, Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1882. Third Floor Home of Colonial Club. (1)
  Salem Post Office, Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1882. Third Floor Home of Colonial Club.
  
• Salem Public Library, Interior Delivery Room. (1)
  Salem Public Library, Interior Delivery Room.
  
• Salem [Mass.]—Naval Officers' Room, Custom House, showing Hawthorne's room through open door. Photo 1891. (1)
  Salem [Mass.]—Naval Officers' Room, Custom House, showing Hawthorne's room through open door. Photo 1891.
  
• Salem, Bertrain House for Aged Men, 70 Derby St., Salem [Mass.]. Opened as Home Sep. 13, 1877. Home for many years of Judge Joseph G. Waters. (1)
  Salem, Bertrain House for Aged Men, 70 Derby St., Salem [Mass.]. Opened as Home Sep. 13, 1877. Home for many years of Judge Joseph G. Waters.
  
• Saloon that stood on west side of S. Mangum Street at the railroad tracks. Operated by S. R. Carrington. Saloons were voted out in 1902 in Durham. ("D. C. How Times Change.") (1)
  Saloon that stood on west side of S. Mangum Street at the railroad tracks. Operated by S. R. Carrington. Saloons were voted out in 1902 in Durham. ("D. C. How Times Change.")
  
• Samuel Curwen House, 312 Essex St. Last residence in Salem [Mass.] of Dr. Nathaniel Bowditch. Miria S. Cummins, the popular author, born here. (1)
  Samuel Curwen House, 312 Essex St. Last residence in Salem [Mass.] of Dr. Nathaniel Bowditch. Miria S. Cummins, the popular author, born here.
  
• San Nicolas Cemetery. (1)
  San Nicolas Cemetery.
  
• San Nicolas Church, Cebu [Philippine Islands]. (1)
  San Nicolas Church, Cebu [Philippine Islands].
  
• Savannah River West from Bull St., Savannah, Ga. [prior to Jul. 1909] ("American Post Card Co., New York. O. K. Series No. 149. Made in Germany.") (1)
  Savannah River West from Bull St., Savannah, Ga. [prior to Jul. 1909] ("American Post Card Co., New York. O. K. Series No. 149. Made in Germany.")
  
• Savannah [Ga.] motorized fire equipment, circa 1915. (1)
  Savannah [Ga.] motorized fire equipment, circa 1915.
  
• Savannah [Ga.] wharves - loading cotton. (Foltz Studios, Savannah, Ga..) (1)
  Savannah [Ga.] wharves - loading cotton. (Foltz Studios, Savannah, Ga..)
  
• Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. Moonstone Direct [?], Fred [Thad?] Walker, owner. (1)
  Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. Moonstone Direct [?], Fred [Thad?] Walker, owner.
  
• Scene in Canton [China]. (1)
  Scene in Canton [China].
  
• Scene of demolition of Durham Hotel (originally the Washington Duke), 1975. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Scene of demolition of Durham Hotel (originally the Washington Duke), 1975. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• School Kids, Wanchese. (1)
  School Kids, Wanchese.
  
• Schoolhouse, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 10") (1)
  Schoolhouse, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 10")
  
• Seated left to right: Lee Reams, Frank Lyon, J. T. Woods, A. Sparrow, W. B. Clements, Edward Blalock, Clifton Whitfield, Philip Strawn, Fowler Scott, Fred H. Avent, Paul Stevens, W. H. Hamlett. Standing left to right: George O[']Neal, D. B. Adams, Charles Johnson, Robert Morris, R. A. Tippett, Calvin Poole, H. E. King, J. F. Daniels, Joe E. Whitaker, R. M. Ayers, Tom Allison, James Pearson, Kirk Goodwin, John Adams, A. W. Woodall, W. T. Snipes, S. T. Hare, Ulysses Penny. Picture made 1914 at car barn on East Main St. ("Centennial." "Property of Duke Power Co.") (1)
  Seated left to right: Lee Reams, Frank Lyon, J. T. Woods, A. Sparrow, W. B. Clements, Edward Blalock, Clifton Whitfield, Philip Strawn, Fowler Scott, Fred H. Avent, Paul Stevens, W. H. Hamlett. Standing left to right: George O[']Neal, D. B. Adams, Charles Johnson, Robert Morris, R. A. Tippett, Calvin Poole, H. E. King, J. F. Daniels, Joe E. Whitaker, R. M. Ayers, Tom Allison, James Pearson, Kirk Goodwin, John Adams, A. W. Woodall, W. T. Snipes, S. T. Hare, Ulysses Penny. Picture made 1914 at car barn on East Main St. ("Centennial." "Property of Duke Power Co.")
  
• Sebring, Fla.. ("[album page] 2") (1)
  Sebring, Fla.. ("[album page] 2")
  
• Second & Rejects: Benares 1969-1971 [1382-12] (1)
  Second & Rejects: Benares 1969-1971 [1382-12]
  
• Second & Rejects: Benares 1969-1971 [I2252.19] (1)
  Second & Rejects: Benares 1969-1971 [I2252.19]
  
• Second & Rejects: Benares 1969-1971 [I2292-22] (1)
  Second & Rejects: Benares 1969-1971 [I2292-22]
  
• Second Presbyterian Church, Greenville, S.C.. (1)
  Second Presbyterian Church, Greenville, S.C..
  
• Second and Reject Prints: Benares 1969-1971 (1)
  Second and Reject Prints: Benares 1969-1971
  
• Shepherd Furniture Co., 4-17-22. (1)
  Shepherd Furniture Co., 4-17-22.
  
• Shipson South Golf Course, (1)
  Shipson South Golf Course,
  
• Simpson Dormitory, February, 1983. (1)
  Simpson Dormitory, February, 1983.
  
• Site of 1st [First] Union National Bank; workmen cleaning debris, 1963. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Site of 1st [First] Union National Bank; workmen cleaning debris, 1963. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Site of Old Witchcraft Jail (A. C. Goodell's House). Eastern end 2 1/2 Federal St. Old timbers still remain. Persons accused of witchcraft were confined here. Great diligence. May 1693. (1)
  Site of Old Witchcraft Jail (A. C. Goodell's House). Eastern end 2 1/2 Federal St. Old timbers still remain. Persons accused of witchcraft were confined here. Great diligence. May 1693.
  
• Skyline from Ridgely Apartments, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Jul. 1922] ("Published by Faulkner's Novelty Co., Birmingham, Ala. Made in U.S.A.") (1)
  Skyline from Ridgely Apartments, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Jul. 1922] ("Published by Faulkner's Novelty Co., Birmingham, Ala. Made in U.S.A.")
  
• Smile (1)
  Smile
  
• Snow storm, Savannah, Ga.. View looking West from City Hall. Feb. 25, circa 1920. (Geo. E. Adams, Photographer, Savannah, Ga..) (1)
  Snow storm, Savannah, Ga.. View looking West from City Hall. Feb. 25, circa 1920. (Geo. E. Adams, Photographer, Savannah, Ga..)
  
• South Carolina Hall. Taken by Miss Atkins at Charleston, [S.C.] 1936. (1)
  South Carolina Hall. Taken by Miss Atkins at Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
  
• South Main Street, High Point, N.C., [prior to Aug. 1914] (1)
  South Main Street, High Point, N.C., [prior to Aug. 1914]
  
• South side view of Main Street.. Business section between Church and Mangum Streets, looking West, showing demolition of part of four buildings condemned by City Building Inspector John J. Still, (April 1946). (1)
  South side view of Main Street.. Business section between Church and Mangum Streets, looking West, showing demolition of part of four buildings condemned by City Building Inspector John J. Still, (April 1946).
  
• Southeast corner of Chapel Hill and Mangum Streets. Buildings razed to make way for police and fire department buildings, n.d. (1)
  Southeast corner of Chapel Hill and Mangum Streets. Buildings razed to make way for police and fire department buildings, n.d.
  
• Southeast corner of Mangum and Chapel Hill streets, n.d. (1)
  Southeast corner of Mangum and Chapel Hill streets, n.d.
  
• Southern Conservatory of Music, 2nd building (letter from Rankin accompanying). [DCC Folder 2, No. 6] (1)
  Southern Conservatory of Music, 2nd building (letter from Rankin accompanying). [DCC Folder 2, No. 6]
  
• Southwest corner Main & Corcoran St. Buildings torn down to make room for Thalheimer's store, March 1961. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Southwest corner Main & Corcoran St. Buildings torn down to make room for Thalheimer's store, March 1961. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Southwest corner Main and Corcoran Streets. Building being razed for Thalheimer's store, Jan. 1961. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Southwest corner Main and Corcoran Streets. Building being razed for Thalheimer's store, Jan. 1961. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Southwest corner of Main and Roxboro Streets - picture shows preparation of parking lot on site formerly occupied by YMCA. Welfare building at left torn down in 1965 for addition to courthouse. [ca. 1962?] ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Southwest corner of Main and Roxboro Streets - picture shows preparation of parking lot on site formerly occupied by YMCA. Welfare building at left torn down in 1965 for addition to courthouse. [ca. 1962?] ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Southwestern cor[ner] Main & Great [?] Jones Sts.. Torn down in October, 1970. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C. D.C. How Times Change.") (1)
  Southwestern cor[ner] Main & Great [?] Jones Sts.. Torn down in October, 1970. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C. D.C. How Times Change.")
  
• Srabooth [?] Airline - Ry Warehouse fire, circa 1910. (1)
  Srabooth [?] Airline - Ry Warehouse fire, circa 1910.
  
• St. Augustine [Fla.] & Waterfront. ("[album page] 107") (1)
  St. Augustine [Fla.] & Waterfront. ("[album page] 107")
  
• St. Augustine [Fla.]. St. George St; The Business Street. ("[album page] 37") (1)
  St. Augustine [Fla.]. St. George St; The Business Street. ("[album page] 37")
  
• St. Augustine [Fla.]. National Military Cemetery "Dade." Indians killed in Seminole War buried under three pyramids on left of picture. ("[album page] 37") (1)
  St. Augustine [Fla.]. National Military Cemetery "Dade." Indians killed in Seminole War buried under three pyramids on left of picture. ("[album page] 37")
  
• St. Augustine, Fla. "Oldest House in America"; St. Francis St. Built 1565, occupied until 1590 by monks of St. Francis. ("[album page] 33") (1)
  St. Augustine, Fla. "Oldest House in America"; St. Francis St. Built 1565, occupied until 1590 by monks of St. Francis. ("[album page] 33")
  
• St. Augustine, Fla. City Gates; part of old city wall built 1743 of Coquina. ("[album page] 33") (1)
  St. Augustine, Fla. City Gates; part of old city wall built 1743 of Coquina. ("[album page] 33")
  
• St. Augustine, Fla. Court of Alcazar Hotel, Moorish Architecture. ("[album page] 39") (1)
  St. Augustine, Fla. Court of Alcazar Hotel, Moorish Architecture. ("[album page] 39")
  
• St. Augustine, Fla. Ponce De Leon Hotel, open Jan 1 to April. ("[album page] 39") (1)
  St. Augustine, Fla. Ponce De Leon Hotel, open Jan 1 to April. ("[album page] 39")
  
• St. Augustine, Fla. Spanish Governor's House, now Post Office. ("[album page] 35") (1)
  St. Augustine, Fla. Spanish Governor's House, now Post Office. ("[album page] 35")
  
• St. Augustine, Fla., Oct. 22-27 inc. [1918] ("[album page] 15") (1)
  St. Augustine, Fla., Oct. 22-27 inc. [1918] ("[album page] 15")
  
• St. Cloud, Fla.. ("[album page] 6") (1)
  St. Cloud, Fla.. ("[album page] 6")
  
• St. David's Church, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 12") (1)
  St. David's Church, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 12")
  
• St. David's Episcopal Church, used as hospital during the Revolutionary War, Cheraw, S.C. [prior to Feb. 1943] (1)
  St. David's Episcopal Church, used as hospital during the Revolutionary War, Cheraw, S.C. [prior to Feb. 1943]
  
• St. John's Church, Richmond, Va.. (1)
  St. John's Church, Richmond, Va..
  
• St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Lincolnton, N.C., [prior to Aug 1925?] ("37272—Pub. by Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.") (1)
  St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Lincolnton, N.C., [prior to Aug 1925?] ("37272—Pub. by Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.")
  
• St. Michaels [?]. Taken by Miss Atkins, Charleston, [S.C.] 1936. (1)
  St. Michaels [?]. Taken by Miss Atkins, Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
  
• St. Michaels. Taken at Charleston [S.C.] by Miss Atkins, 1936. (1)
  St. Michaels. Taken at Charleston [S.C.] by Miss Atkins, 1936.
  
• St. Peters Church (Episcopal). St. Peters St., corner of Brown, Salem [Mass.]. This 2nd building erected 1833; 1st building erected 1733, taken down 1833. (1)
  St. Peters Church (Episcopal). St. Peters St., corner of Brown, Salem [Mass.]. This 2nd building erected 1833; 1st building erected 1733, taken down 1833.
  
• St. Phillips. Taken by Miss A[tkins], Charleston, [S.C.] 1936. (1)
  St. Phillips. Taken by Miss A[tkins], Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
  
• Stairway—Lindall–Andrews House, 393 Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Residence at the time of Leslie's coming to Salem of Rev. Thomas Barnard, pastor of Old North Church. (1)
  Stairway—Lindall–Andrews House, 393 Essex St., Salem [Mass.]. Residence at the time of Leslie's coming to Salem of Rev. Thomas Barnard, pastor of Old North Church.
  
• Stalled Duke Power Co. buses on W. Chapel Hill St., Thurs[day], Jan. 17, 1946. (1)
  Stalled Duke Power Co. buses on W. Chapel Hill St., Thurs[day], Jan. 17, 1946.
  
• Standard Oil Co., Baton Rouge, La.—21, [ca. 1927] ("E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.") (1)
  Standard Oil Co., Baton Rouge, La.—21, [ca. 1927] ("E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.")
  
• Standard Oil Company of Louisiana, Baton Rouge, La., "[ca. 1927]" ("C.T. American Art.") (1)
  Standard Oil Company of Louisiana, Baton Rouge, La., "[ca. 1927]" ("C.T. American Art.")
  
• Stowe Bakery. Derby St., Salem [Mass.]. Old Bakery being remodeled 1895, 52 Derby St. Capt. Townshend's Brick House (1)
  Stowe Bakery. Derby St., Salem [Mass.]. Old Bakery being remodeled 1895, 52 Derby St. Capt. Townshend's Brick House
  
• Street Scene, Cebu [Philippine Islands]. (2)
  Street Scene, Cebu [Philippine Islands].
  Street Scene, Cebu [Philippine Islands].
  
• Street Scene, Manteo, N.C., [prior to Jul. 1931] (1)
  Street Scene, Manteo, N.C., [prior to Jul. 1931]
  
• Street Scene, San Nicolas [Philippine Islands]. (1)
  Street Scene, San Nicolas [Philippine Islands].
  
• Street Scene. (1)
  Street Scene.
  
• Street scene, San Nicolas [Philippine Islands]. (1)
  Street scene, San Nicolas [Philippine Islands].
  
• Street work, 1963. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Street work, 1963. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Swananoa [sic] Street. Liberty, N.C.. (1)
  Swananoa [sic] Street. Liberty, N.C..
  
• Switzer's Verandah. (1)
  Switzer's Verandah.
  
• Tabernacle Church (Congregational), Washington Cor[ner?] Federal. Erected 1854, Church organized 1735. Here is preserved the settee upon which sat Rev. Adoninan [sp?] Judson and his four associates, the first foreign missionaries from Salem and the U. S.. (1)
  Tabernacle Church (Congregational), Washington Cor[ner?] Federal. Erected 1854, Church organized 1735. Here is preserved the settee upon which sat Rev. Adoninan [sp?] Judson and his four associates, the first foreign missionaries from Salem and the U. S..
  
• Taken by Miss Atkins, 1936. (1)
  Taken by Miss Atkins, 1936.
  
• Taken in April (1)
  Taken in April
  
• Tallahassee, Fla., Sometimes. ("[album page] 101") (1)
  Tallahassee, Fla., Sometimes. ("[album page] 101")
  
• Teams owned by Dr. W. B. Burroughs and Judge Crovatt, 1888. (Brydges (_ial?) Photographer, Brunswick 63 [?]. Life Size Photos a Specialty. [?]) (1)
  Teams owned by Dr. W. B. Burroughs and Judge Crovatt, 1888. (Brydges (_ial?) Photographer, Brunswick 63 [?]. Life Size Photos a Specialty. [?])
  
• Terminal Station, showing Fifth Avenue Entrance and Subway, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Aug. 191?] ("Post Card Exchange, Publishers, Birmingham, Ala., Made in U.S.A.") (1)
  Terminal Station, showing Fifth Avenue Entrance and Subway, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Aug. 191?] ("Post Card Exchange, Publishers, Birmingham, Ala., Made in U.S.A.")
  
• The Business Centre [Valdosta, Ga.?]. A stunt hop. ("[album page] 51") (1)
  The Business Centre [Valdosta, Ga.?]. A stunt hop. ("[album page] 51")
  
• The Byrd Home (1)
  The Byrd Home
  
• The Clubhouse [of the Shipson South Golf Course], (1)
  The Clubhouse [of the Shipson South Golf Course],
  
• The Dr. Grimshaw House, 53 Charter St. Where Hawthorne did his courting from 1838 to 1840. (1)
  The Dr. Grimshaw House, 53 Charter St. Where Hawthorne did his courting from 1838 to 1840.
  
• The Falls, Greenville, S.C.. ("Douglass Post Card Co., 27 N. 10th St., Philadelphia, PA. Felton's Book Store.") (1)
  The Falls, Greenville, S.C.. ("Douglass Post Card Co., 27 N. 10th St., Philadelphia, PA. Felton's Book Store.")
  
• The Herald-Sun Building, Market St. ("Before it was remodeled the last time"). [Folder 5 picture 3] (1)
  The Herald-Sun Building, Market St. ("Before it was remodeled the last time"). [Folder 5 picture 3]
  
• The Hospital [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 54") (1)
  The Hospital [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 54")
  
• The Howell House on Tradd St., Charleston, S.C.. Taken by Miss Atkins. (1)
  The Howell House on Tradd St., Charleston, S.C.. Taken by Miss Atkins.
  
• The Hunt (1)
  The Hunt
  
• The Ivy Room (1)
  The Ivy Room
  
• The Ottaray [sic], Greenville, S.C., [prior to Jun. 1914] (1)
  The Ottaray [sic], Greenville, S.C., [prior to Jun. 1914]
  
• The Pirate House--owned by Mrs. Rhett. Taken by Miss Atkins, [on] Church St., Charleston, [S.C.] 1936. (1)
  The Pirate House--owned by Mrs. Rhett. Taken by Miss Atkins, [on] Church St., Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
  
• The Pursuit (1)
  The Pursuit
  
• The Rhett House at Charleston [S.C.]. Taken by Miss Atkins. (1)
  The Rhett House at Charleston [S.C.]. Taken by Miss Atkins.
  
• The Ridgely Apartments, Cor. 21st St. and Sixth Ave., Birmingham, Ala., n.d. (1)
  The Ridgely Apartments, Cor. 21st St. and Sixth Ave., Birmingham, Ala., n.d.
  
• The Savannah River, [prior to Nov. 1909] (1)
  The Savannah River, [prior to Nov. 1909]
  
• The Shift Begins (1)
  The Shift Begins
  
• The Stadium of Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La.—41, ("Made in U.S.A. by E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.") (1)
  The Stadium of Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La.—41, ("Made in U.S.A. by E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.")
  
• The Streets of Raleigh, February, 1983. (1)
  The Streets of Raleigh, February, 1983.
  
• The Studio (1)
  The Studio
  
• The Synagogue, Hasel St., [Charleston, S.C., ] 1886. (1)
  The Synagogue, Hasel St., [Charleston, S.C., ] 1886.
  
• The Young Women's Christian Association Bldg., North Nineteenth Street, Birmingham, Ala., n.d. (1)
  The Young Women's Christian Association Bldg., North Nineteenth Street, Birmingham, Ala., n.d.
  
• The garage, April, 1983. (1)
  The garage, April, 1983.
  
• The original street car, built [by] the Durham Traction Company. ("Centennial." "DC How Times Change.") (1)
  The original street car, built [by] the Durham Traction Company. ("Centennial." "DC How Times Change.")
  
• This is one of the first street cars, year 1915. Type of street cars used during summer months. ("Centennial." "DC How Times Change.") (1)
  This is one of the first street cars, year 1915. Type of street cars used during summer months. ("Centennial." "DC How Times Change.")
  
• This is the site of first Alms House, built 1719; also of the old Registry of Deeds, built 1806. State Normal School, Corner of Bowad and Dummer Sts., dedicated Sept. 14, 1854. Now (1901) [At or later than date of photo?] used as an annex to High School. (1)
  This is the site of first Alms House, built 1719; also of the old Registry of Deeds, built 1806. State Normal School, Corner of Bowad and Dummer Sts., dedicated Sept. 14, 1854. Now (1901) [At or later than date of photo?] used as an annex to High School.
  
• To Doug's park, 4-3-83 (1)
  To Doug's park, 4-3-83
  
• Tobacco Factories - Aerial View. ("Durham Engraving Company") [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 8?] (1)
  Tobacco Factories - Aerial View. ("Durham Engraving Company") [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 8?]
  
• Tobacco Factories - Aerial View. ("Durham Engraving Company") [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 9?] (1)
  Tobacco Factories - Aerial View. ("Durham Engraving Company") [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 9?]
  
• Tobacco Sheds (1)
  Tobacco Sheds
  
• Tobacco Warehouse Section. Auctions here - back of Post Office. [DCC Folder 1, No. 2] (1)
  Tobacco Warehouse Section. Auctions here - back of Post Office. [DCC Folder 1, No. 2]
  
• Today's message (1)
  Today's message
  
• Tough Guys Hang-Out (1)
  Tough Guys Hang-Out
  
• Town Hall, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 8") (1)
  Town Hall, Cheraw, S. C.. ("No. 8")
  
• Tyler [Tyhee?] Hotel, 1914? (Commercial Photo Co., 16 West President St., Savannah, Ga..) (1)
  Tyler [Tyhee?] Hotel, 1914? (Commercial Photo Co., 16 West President St., Savannah, Ga..)
  
• Typical Mill Workers' Street (1)
  Typical Mill Workers' Street
  
• U. S. Court House and Post Office, Greenville, S.C.. ("Felton's Book Store, Greenville, S.C.") (1)
  U. S. Court House and Post Office, Greenville, S.C.. ("Felton's Book Store, Greenville, S.C.")
  
• U. S. Post Office, Birmingham, Ala., n.d. (1)
  U. S. Post Office, Birmingham, Ala., n.d.
  
• Unidentified Butte (mine-area) scene. (1)
  Unidentified Butte (mine-area) scene.
  
• Unidentified Butte area scene. (1)
  Unidentified Butte area scene.
  
• Unidentified Butte scene. (2)
  Unidentified Butte scene.
  Unidentified Butte scene.
  
• Unidentified Charleston [S.C.] earthquake scene, 1886. (7)
  Unidentified Charleston [S.C.] earthquake scene, 1886.
  Unidentified Charleston [S.C.] earthquake scene, 1886.
  Unidentified Charleston [S.C.] earthquake scene, 1886.
  Unidentified Charleston [S.C.] earthquake scene, 1886.
  
• Unidentified Durham (holiday parade) scene, 1955. ("Staff photo by Tripp. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Unidentified Durham (holiday parade) scene, 1955. ("Staff photo by Tripp. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Unidentified Durham (holiday parade) scene, 1957. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Unidentified Durham (holiday parade) scene, 1957. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Unidentified Durham (holiday parade) scene, Nov. 28, 1957. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Unidentified Durham (holiday parade) scene, Nov. 28, 1957. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Unidentified Durham (holiday) scene, 1967. ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Unidentified Durham (holiday) scene, 1967. ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Unidentified Durham (holiday) scene. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Unidentified Durham (holiday) scene. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Unidentified Durham (holiday) scene. ("Tripp"?) (1)
  Unidentified Durham (holiday) scene. ("Tripp"?)
  
• Unidentified Durham (parade) scene. (2)
  Unidentified Durham (parade) scene.
  Unidentified Durham (parade) scene.
  
• Unidentified Durham (parade) scene. (1)
  Unidentified Durham (parade) scene.
  
• Unidentified Durham scene (Couch's Kwik-Kar Wash). (7)
  Unidentified Durham scene (Couch's Kwik-Kar Wash).
  Unidentified Durham scene (Couch's Kwik-Kar Wash).
  Unidentified Durham scene (Couch's Kwik-Kar Wash).
  Unidentified Durham scene (Couch's Kwik-Kar Wash).
  
• Unidentified Durham scene (officer). (2)
  Unidentified Durham scene (officer).
  Unidentified Durham scene (officer).
  
• Unidentified Durham scene (tire store?). (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene (tire store?).
  
• Unidentified Durham scene with hotel (?). (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene with hotel (?).
  
• Unidentified Durham scene with streetcar. (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene with streetcar.
  
• Unidentified Durham scene, 1926. ("Holladay [sic] 26") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 17] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene, 1926. ("Holladay [sic] 26") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 17]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene, 1952. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.") (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene, 1952. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer.")
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. (9)
  Unidentified Durham scene.
  Unidentified Durham scene.
  Unidentified Durham scene.
  Unidentified Durham scene.
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. (5)
  Unidentified Durham scene.
  Unidentified Durham scene.
  Unidentified Durham scene.
  Unidentified Durham scene.
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. ("The Halladay Studio, Durham, N.C.") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 13?] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. ("The Halladay Studio, Durham, N.C.") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 13?]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. [DCC Folder 2, No. 8?] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. [DCC Folder 2, No. 8?]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. ("Bicentennial sheet...") (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. ("Bicentennial sheet...")
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. ("Durham Chamber of Commerce, P. O. Box 610, Durham, North Carolina") (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. ("Durham Chamber of Commerce, P. O. Box 610, Durham, North Carolina")
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. ("Durham News Bureau, Durham, N.C." "Note: This photograph was printed in reverse. The CCB building in the background should be on the left side.") [DCC Folder 4, No. 1] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. ("Durham News Bureau, Durham, N.C." "Note: This photograph was printed in reverse. The CCB building in the background should be on the left side.") [DCC Folder 4, No. 1]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. ("From Ramsey Studio, Durham, N.C." "1") [DCC Folder 2, No. 12?] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. ("From Ramsey Studio, Durham, N.C." "1") [DCC Folder 2, No. 12?]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. ("Not Halladay's") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 16?] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. ("Not Halladay's") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 16?]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. ("Parnell Print") (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. ("Parnell Print")
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. ("Parnell [?]") [Folder 14 picture 1? 2?] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. ("Parnell [?]") [Folder 14 picture 1? 2?]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. ("Put in numbers [total 13] as shown by tissue") (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. ("Put in numbers [total 13] as shown by tissue")
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. ("The Halladay Studio") [DCC Folder 1, No. 23?] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. ("The Halladay Studio") [DCC Folder 1, No. 23?]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. ("The Halladay Studio, Durham, N. C.") [DCC Folder 1, No. 9?] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. ("The Halladay Studio, Durham, N. C.") [DCC Folder 1, No. 9?]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. [DCC Envelope 2?] (2)
  Unidentified Durham scene. [DCC Envelope 2?]
  Unidentified Durham scene. [DCC Envelope 2?]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. [DCC Folder 2, No. 24?] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. [DCC Folder 2, No. 24?]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. [DCC Folder 4, No. 4] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. [DCC Folder 4, No. 4]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. [Folder 7 picture 21?] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. [Folder 7 picture 21?]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. [Folder 7 picture 24] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. [Folder 7 picture 24]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. [Folder 8 picture 3] (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. [Folder 8 picture 3]
  
• Unidentified Durham scene. n.d. (1)
  Unidentified Durham scene. n.d.
  
• Unidentified--no caption available. (3)
  Unidentified--no caption available.
  Unidentified--no caption available.
  Unidentified--no caption available.
  
• Unidentified--no caption available.("No. 21") (1)
  Unidentified--no caption available.("No. 21")
  
• Unidentified--no caption available.("No. 34") (1)
  Unidentified--no caption available.("No. 34")
  
• Unidentified--no caption available.("No. 37") (1)
  Unidentified--no caption available.("No. 37")
  
• Unidentified—no caption available, [prior to Jan 1907] ("The Rotograph Co., N. Y. City. (Germany.)") (1)
  Unidentified—no caption available, [prior to Jan 1907] ("The Rotograph Co., N. Y. City. (Germany.)")
  
• Unidentified—no caption available. ("[album page] 16") (1)
  Unidentified—no caption available. ("[album page] 16")
  
• Union Passenger depot that stood at south end of Church Street. ("Photo by Jim Sparks. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Union Passenger depot that stood at south end of Church Street. ("Photo by Jim Sparks. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Union Passenger railroad station. Razed 1968. ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Union Passenger railroad station. Razed 1968. ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Union Station, Lincolnton, N.C., [prior to Dec. 1917] (1)
  Union Station, Lincolnton, N.C., [prior to Dec. 1917]
  
• Universalist Church, Rust St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1808-9. (1)
  Universalist Church, Rust St., Salem [Mass.]. Erected 1808-9.
  
• Unloading Tobacco for Auction, Lumberton, N.C.. ("Tobacco auction warehouses present many scenes of interest during preparations for auction sales. There are ten auction houses in Lumberton in which there is much activity during tobacco marketing seasons from early August to November of each year. Photo by Hughes Studio & Camera Store, Lumberton, N.C. Genuine Curteich-Chicago 'C.T. American Art' Postcard (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.)") (1)
  Unloading Tobacco for Auction, Lumberton, N.C.. ("Tobacco auction warehouses present many scenes of interest during preparations for auction sales. There are ten auction houses in Lumberton in which there is much activity during tobacco marketing seasons from early August to November of each year. Photo by Hughes Studio & Camera Store, Lumberton, N.C. Genuine Curteich-Chicago 'C.T. American Art' Postcard (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.)")
  
• Untitled, February, 1983. (2)
  Untitled, February, 1983.
  Untitled, February, 1983.
  
• Untitled, January, 1983. (1)
  Untitled, January, 1983.
  
• Untitled, March, 1983. (1)
  Untitled, March, 1983.
  
• Veteran's Administration Hospital, dedicated April 19, 1953. Gen. Carl R. Gray Jr. is speaker. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. How Times Do Change.") (1)
  Veteran's Administration Hospital, dedicated April 19, 1953. Gen. Carl R. Gray Jr. is speaker. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham N.C. Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. How Times Do Change.")
  
• View [?]am plant of the Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company. ("From Ramsey Studio, Durham, N.C.") [DCC Folder 2, No. 15] (1)
  View [?]am plant of the Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company. ("From Ramsey Studio, Durham, N.C.") [DCC Folder 2, No. 15]
  
• View of Canton [China]. (1)
  View of Canton [China].
  
• View of East Lake Park, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to May 1925] ("Published by Faulkner's Novelty Co., Birmingham, Ala.") (1)
  View of East Lake Park, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to May 1925] ("Published by Faulkner's Novelty Co., Birmingham, Ala.")
  
• View of S.A.L. Freight Depot being razed to make way for municipal parking lot, May 9,1957. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  View of S.A.L. Freight Depot being razed to make way for municipal parking lot, May 9,1957. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• View of site for parking lot, west side of S. Corcoran St., May 17, 1957. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  View of site for parking lot, west side of S. Corcoran St., May 17, 1957. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Virginia State Library, Richmond, Va., 1904-1907. ("Arthur Livingston, Publisher, New York.") (1)
  Virginia State Library, Richmond, Va., 1904-1907. ("Arthur Livingston, Publisher, New York.")
  
• W. W. Leon. [?], Broughton and Abercorn Sts., Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. (1)
  W. W. Leon. [?], Broughton and Abercorn Sts., Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915.
  
• Waless Home, Salem [Mass.]. #80 Washington Sq. East. Contains the best collection of N. E. furniture of any house in Salem. Doorway of next house, 82 Wash. Sq., admired by Washington. (1)
  Waless Home, Salem [Mass.]. #80 Washington Sq. East. Contains the best collection of N. E. furniture of any house in Salem. Doorway of next house, 82 Wash. Sq., admired by Washington.
  
• Washington Duke (Durham Hotel) under construction, 1924. Covered block bounded by Corcoran, Chapel Hill, Market & Parrish Streets. Removed by implosion. (1)
  Washington Duke (Durham Hotel) under construction, 1924. Covered block bounded by Corcoran, Chapel Hill, Market & Parrish Streets. Removed by implosion.
  
• Washington Duke formerly opened Oct. 21, 1925, at banquet attended by some 500 people. Name later changed to Jack Tar Hotel, a part of Jack Tar chain. Name again changed, this time to Durham Hotel. Adjoining office building was erected on site of post office that was replaced to new building at the northwest corner of Chapel Hill St. & Rigsby Ave. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Washington Duke formerly opened Oct. 21, 1925, at banquet attended by some 500 people. Name later changed to Jack Tar Hotel, a part of Jack Tar chain. Name again changed, this time to Durham Hotel. Adjoining office building was erected on site of post office that was replaced to new building at the northwest corner of Chapel Hill St. & Rigsby Ave. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Washington Hall, Salem [Mass.]. Interior, fire place.--old Colonial Fireplace. 101 Washington St. A great dinner was given here in 1793. Erected 1792, Photo taken 1892. (1)
  Washington Hall, Salem [Mass.]. Interior, fire place.--old Colonial Fireplace. 101 Washington St. A great dinner was given here in 1793. Erected 1792, Photo taken 1892.
  
• Watchful Mothers (1)
  Watchful Mothers
  
• Water Front and Custom House. Cebu [Philippine Islands]. (1)
  Water Front and Custom House. Cebu [Philippine Islands].
  
• Water Front. Cebu [Philippine Islands]. (1)
  Water Front. Cebu [Philippine Islands].
  
• Water Street, Plymouth, N.C., [prior to Aug. 1917], ("lithochrome. 37793") (1)
  Water Street, Plymouth, N.C., [prior to Aug. 1917], ("lithochrome. 37793")
  
• Watts Hospital under construction. (1)
  Watts Hospital under construction.
  
• Watts Hospital. [DCC Folder 2, No. 26] (1)
  Watts Hospital. [DCC Folder 2, No. 26]
  
• Wesley Church, Salem [Mass.]. Interior showing pulpit and organ. (1)
  Wesley Church, Salem [Mass.]. Interior showing pulpit and organ.
  
• West Durham post office which occupied part of Erwin Mills property—Pythian [?] Lodge occupied second floor. Torn down in 1961.("Photo by Jim Sparks. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  West Durham post office which occupied part of Erwin Mills property—Pythian [?] Lodge occupied second floor. Torn down in 1961.("Photo by Jim Sparks. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• West Main Street, Lincolnton, N.C., [prior to Dec. 1915] (1)
  West Main Street, Lincolnton, N.C., [prior to Dec. 1915]
  
• Wheatland House, Salem [Mass.]. Erected before 1773. Where Dr. Henry Wheatland died. (1)
  Wheatland House, Salem [Mass.]. Erected before 1773. Where Dr. Henry Wheatland died.
  
• Whitehall Street, looking North from Alabama Street, Atlanta, Ga., [prior to Sep. 1915] ("Published by Imperial Fruit Co., Atlanta, Ga. Made in U. S. A.") (1)
  Whitehall Street, looking North from Alabama Street, Atlanta, Ga., [prior to Sep. 1915] ("Published by Imperial Fruit Co., Atlanta, Ga. Made in U. S. A.")
  
• Woman's Building and Grand Stand, Tennessee State Fair Grounds, Nashville [Tenn.]. [Compliments of the Metropolitan Business College, Nashville, Tenn.], 1907. (1)
  Woman's Building and Grand Stand, Tennessee State Fair Grounds, Nashville [Tenn.]. [Compliments of the Metropolitan Business College, Nashville, Tenn.], 1907.
  
• Wright refuge. [DCC Folder 2, No. 11] (1)
  Wright refuge. [DCC Folder 2, No. 11]
  
• Xmas 1947. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  Xmas 1947. ("Herald Sun Photo, Durham, N.C.")
  
• Y. & M. V. Passenger Station, Baton Rouge, La.—13, [ca. 1927] ("E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee.") (1)
  Y. & M. V. Passenger Station, Baton Rouge, La.—13, [ca. 1927] ("E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee.")
  
• Y.M.C.A. building in foreground at south-west corner of Main & Roxboro Streets as preparations were made to tear it down. Across Main St. in the Malbourne Hotel. ("Larry Martin, Photographer.") (1)
  Y.M.C.A. building in foreground at south-west corner of Main & Roxboro Streets as preparations were made to tear it down. Across Main St. in the Malbourne Hotel. ("Larry Martin, Photographer.")
  
• YMCA. Southwest corner Main & Roxboro Sts., abandoned in 1957. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") [Same building is imaged in Durham Chamber of Commerce files; see DUSC0171.] (1)
  YMCA. Southwest corner Main & Roxboro Sts., abandoned in 1957. ("Charles H. Cooper, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") [Same building is imaged in Durham Chamber of Commerce files; see DUSC0171.]
  
• ["Nancy Groceries"]. ("not Halladay's") [DCC Folder 2, No. 10] (1)
  ["Nancy Groceries"]. ("not Halladay's") [DCC Folder 2, No. 10]
  
• [3 Gas-trucks?]. [Folder 7 picture 20?] (1)
  [3 Gas-trucks?]. [Folder 7 picture 20?]
  
• [Bus and passengers]. [Folder 7 picture 3?] (1)
  [Bus and passengers]. [Folder 7 picture 3?]
  
• [Cheek-Holton Mfg. Co.]. ("20" "# 1") [DCC Folder 2, No. 16] (1)
  [Cheek-Holton Mfg. Co.]. ("20" "# 1") [DCC Folder 2, No. 16]
  
• [Christmas street lights]. ("Camera Craft Studio, Durham, N.C.") [DCC Folder 4, No. 6] (1)
  [Christmas street lights]. ("Camera Craft Studio, Durham, N.C.") [DCC Folder 4, No. 6]
  
• [Confederate veterans? at "Hotel Carrolina" [sic]]. (1)
  [Confederate veterans? at "Hotel Carrolina" [sic]].
  
• [Durham Auditorium]. ("Holladay" [sic]) [DCC Folder 1, No. 21] (1)
  [Durham Auditorium]. ("Holladay" [sic]) [DCC Folder 1, No. 21]
  
• [Durham County Court House]. [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 20? Folder 7 picture 13?] (1)
  [Durham County Court House]. [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 20? Folder 7 picture 13?]
  
• [Five Points Drug Co., "Main Street 1920s."] (Picture is in reverse.), 1920s? [Folder 7 picture 2] (1)
  [Five Points Drug Co., "Main Street 1920s."] (Picture is in reverse.), 1920s? [Folder 7 picture 2]
  
• [Ford dealership]. ("Camera Craft Studio, Box 318, Durham, N.C.") [Folder 14 picture 10] (1)
  [Ford dealership]. ("Camera Craft Studio, Box 318, Durham, N.C.") [Folder 14 picture 10]
  
• [General Service Station]. [Folder 14 picture 3] (1)
  [General Service Station]. [Folder 14 picture 3]
  
• [Hunt and?] Mangum St., Jan. 20, 1928? [Folder 13] (1)
  [Hunt and?] Mangum St., Jan. 20, 1928? [Folder 13]
  
• [Merchants Bank]. [DCC Folder 1, No. 4] (1)
  [Merchants Bank]. [DCC Folder 1, No. 4]
  
• [Peabody Drug Co. Wholesale]. (1)
  [Peabody Drug Co. Wholesale].
  
• [Post?] Office — Jellico, Tenn., [prior to Nov. 1947]. (1)
  [Post?] Office — Jellico, Tenn., [prior to Nov. 1947].
  
• [Railroad station.] Razed in 1968. ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
  [Railroad station.] Razed in 1968. ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.")
  
• [Sears, Rosenstein's, etc.]. [Folder 7 picture 23] (1)
  [Sears, Rosenstein's, etc.]. [Folder 7 picture 23]
  
• [St. Augustine, Fla.] City Gates; Built by Spanish. ("[album page] 34") (1)
  [St. Augustine, Fla.] City Gates; Built by Spanish. ("[album page] 34")
  
• [St. Augustine, Fla.] City Hall, Hykolita & St. George Sts. ("[album page] 38") (1)
  [St. Augustine, Fla.] City Hall, Hykolita & St. George Sts. ("[album page] 38")
  
• [St. Augustine, Fla.] King St., in front of Ponce; Shows Grill in Alcazar Annex. (1)
  [St. Augustine, Fla.] King St., in front of Ponce; Shows Grill in Alcazar Annex.
  
• [St. Augustine, Fla.] Old Army Post, Spanish War. Formerly a Convent. Not used now. ("The wharf"). ("[album page] 38") (1)
  [St. Augustine, Fla.] Old Army Post, Spanish War. Formerly a Convent. Not used now. ("The wharf"). ("[album page] 38")
  
• [St. Augustine, Fla.] Plaza; Slave market located here. Spanish Cathedral; Built in 1565. ("[album page] 36") (1)
  [St. Augustine, Fla.] Plaza; Slave market located here. Spanish Cathedral; Built in 1565. ("[album page] 36")
  
• [St. Augustine, Fla.] Spanish Monument on Plaza de la Constitution. ("[album page] 36") (1)
  [St. Augustine, Fla.] Spanish Monument on Plaza de la Constitution. ("[album page] 36")
  
• [St. Augustine, Fla.] St. George St.; Practically as it was 300 years ago, − auto's [sic]. ("[album page] 34") (1)
  [St. Augustine, Fla.] St. George St.; Practically as it was 300 years ago, − auto's [sic]. ("[album page] 34")
  
• [Street corner and Raleigh-Durham-Greensboro bus]. [DCC Folder 4, No. 14] (1)
  [Street corner and Raleigh-Durham-Greensboro bus]. [DCC Folder 4, No. 14]
  
• [Tram, etc.]. [Folder 7 picture 6] (1)
  [Tram, etc.]. [Folder 7 picture 6]
  
• [Trinity Church?]. ("Parnell Studio, Durham, N.C.") [Folder 5 picture 2?] (1)
  [Trinity Church?]. ("Parnell Studio, Durham, N.C.") [Folder 5 picture 2?]
  
• [U.S. Naval & Marine Corps - Reserve Training Center (building)]. [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 50] (1)
  [U.S. Naval & Marine Corps - Reserve Training Center (building)]. [DCC Mounted Pictures No. 50]
  
• [Waverly Ice Cream Co.]. ("122") [DCC Folder 2, No. 4] (1)
  [Waverly Ice Cream Co.]. ("122") [DCC Folder 2, No. 4]
  
• [Wonderland Theatre]. ("113") [DCC Folder 2, No. 27] (1)
  [Wonderland Theatre]. ("113") [DCC Folder 2, No. 27]
  
• [aerial view of Durham] "Looking toward N.W.." [DCC Folder 1, No. 20] (1)
  [aerial view of Durham] "Looking toward N.W.." [DCC Folder 1, No. 20]
  
• [fire engine], Aug. 1903. (1)
  [fire engine], Aug. 1903.