]> phc_brimley_hh Finding Aid of the Herbert Hutchinson Brimley Photograph Collection, 1880 - 1977 Processed by: Stephen E. Massengill and James Mark Valsame; machine-readable finding aid created by: Dietra Stanley and Ashley Yandle &hdrNcDncsa; 2006 Machine-readable finding aid derived from XML authoring program. Date of source: June, 2006 Description is in English Finding Aid of the Herbert Hutchinson Brimley Photograph Collection, 1880 - 1977 North Carolina State Archives &tpNcDncsa; Descriptive Summary North Carolina State Archives. Brimley, Herbert Hutchinson, 1861-1946. Herbert Hutchinson Brimley Photograph Collection, 1880 - 1977 Ph.C 42 Materials in English ca. 5,000 ca. 15 For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Public Services Branch, North Carolina State Archives. The Brimley Collection is named for Herbert Hutchinson Brimley, the first Curator (and later, first Director) of The North Carolina State Museum of Natural History. Brimley was born in Bedfordshire, England, on 7 March 1861 and immigrated with his parents to Raleigh in the winter of 1880. During his years of service with the State Museum, Brimley assembled North Carolina displays at various national and international expositions. In preparation of his exhibits for the various shows, Brimley did his own photographic work and traveled throughout North Carolina to capture scenes for display in his exhibits. This collection includes photographic negatives and prints taken and overseen by Herbert Hutchinson Brimley (1861-1946) for the Department of Agriculture, the North Carolina Geological Survey and the State Museum. The photographs document many aspects of life in the state between the late Nineteenth and early Twentieth centuries. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Ph.C.42, Herbert Hutchinson Brimley Photograph Collection, North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, NC, USA.

Acquisitions Information

The collection was acquired on May 19, 1982 from the North Carolina Department of Agriculture, Office of Agri-Business, Museum of Natural History, Raleigh, NC.

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Processed by Stephen E. Massengill and James Mark Valsame, January, 1992

Encoded by Dietra Stanley, June, 2004.

Additional encoding by Ashley Yandle, June, 2006.

Biographical and Historical Note

Even before the end of Reconstruction in 1877, North Carolina had begun promoting the advantages of the state in an effort to attract new residents and investment capital. Photography, as an emerging technology in that era, was incorporated into the efforts to document the resources of the state. The North Carolina Geological Survey and the North Carolina Department of Agriculture were the agencies of state government involved in these promotional activities, and The State Museum, formed in 1879, became the repository for the joint collection of photographs.

The Brimley Collection is named for Herbert Hutchinson Brimley, the first Curator (and later, first Director) of The North Carolina State Museum of Natural History. Brimley was born in Bedfordshire, England, on 7 March 1861 and immigrated with his parents to Raleigh in the winter of 1880. His first night in the city was spent in the National Hotel, the building bought the following year for the new home of the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and the site of Brimley's work for the next 60 years. During his years of service with the State Museum, Brimley assembled North Carolina displays at various national and international expositions. In preparation of his exhibits for the various shows, Brimley did his own photographic work, and traveled throughout North Carolina to capture scenes for display in his exhibits.

H.H. Brimley took many of the photographs in the collection himself, and he was involved in all aspects of the work in which the photographs were used. His hiring in 1884 by S.G. Worth to prepare fish specimens for the Fisheries Exhibit at the North Carolina State Exposition coincides closely with the beginning of routine photographic work by the Department of Agriculture, and two photographs in the collection, although they are of poor quality, show that exhibit. The photographs in the Brimley Collection were used in the state's exhibits at numerous expositions. They were displayed framed and hung on the walls or, in the case of the Boston Food Fair, secured along the edges of the cases and mounted on matboard sheets that visitors could peruse. However, they also contributed to the expositions by providing illustrations for the various publications available at the exhibit's desk.

When Brimley died in 1946 at the age of 85, he was still an active state employee. After his death, the photographs remained at the Museum of History for in house use by the museum staff. Under the directorship of Harry Fowles Davis (1897-1978), the collection increased in size, and continued to be used in various exhibits and publications. Due to a lack of space and poor storage conditions, the Museum of Natural History transferred the collection to the State Archives in 1962 for permanent preservation.

Collection Overview

This collection of photographic negatives and prints is made up of the photographs taken and overseen by Herbert Hutchinson Brimley (1861-1946) for the Department of Agriculture, the North Carolina Geological Survey and the State Museum. Images in the collection include glass plate negatives, film negatives, and a number of different types of original prints in a variety of sizes.

An accomplished photographer, Brimley's photographs document many aspects of life in the state between the late Nineteenth and early Twentieth centuries. Between the time the earliest photographs in the collection were taken, probably around 1870, and World War I, these pictures were alternately on the road representing North Carolina abroad and in other states or were on exhibit in the State Museum. They also furnished illustrations for numerous state publications and were useful in the other programs of the agencies. Between the end of Reconstruction in 1877 and 1917 the collection grew rapidly. The photographs in this early collection show North Carolina as its leaders wanted the state to be seen; they wanted to encourage the development of an abundant resource base, and they were unselfconscious in presenting a picture of scenery, people, and life. In these pictures things just are what they are; no social agenda other than the betterment of North Carolina through growth and progress is espoused. After World War I the nature of the collection changed. Rather than continuing to make collections of natural resource pictures, the Museum photographers concentrated, for the most part, on the narrower field of in-house museum life, exhibit preparation, and various day-to-day activities.

Collection Arrangement

The photographs in this collection are arranged alphabetically by topic, beginning with Agriculture and ending with World War II. After the subject files, there are two boxes of unidentified lantern slides (1900s-1920s) and seven folders containing correspondence and miscellaneous items (1898-1979). Six boxes and one folder of oversized prints are arranged at the end of the collection. Most of the collection is black and white, but a few of the oversized prints are hand colored. Description of the collection is done to the folder level under each subject heading. Folders are numbered and assigned a brief descriptive title, followed by approximate dates. Numbers in parentheses, e.g. (2) or (2n), indicate the number of prints or negatives contained in each folder. Lantern slides and postcards are indicated by the abbreviations (LS) and (PCD) respectively.

This collection is organized into a hundred and ten categories according to topic. The largest groupings of photographs include the topic: Agriculture; Archaeology; Birds; Boats and Boating; Brimley, H.H.; Cape Hatteras; Cities; Coastal Scenes; Expositions; Fish and Fishing; Forestry and Forest Industries; Fruits and Orchards; Geology; Mines and Mining; Museum of Natural History; Scenic Central NC; Scenic Coastal Plains; Scenic Western NC; Sharks and Rays; and Sport Fishing. A complete listing of each topic and its contents is located in the container list.

TO REQUEST A PHOTOGRAPH: The complete call number for an image cannot be established with the folder number and description alone since folder numbers are repeated for each subject. One must use the complete subject name, any sub-series name, and the folder number and description to compile a proper call number. For example:

Folder 13, Mountain scene and field, ca. 1906

Without a subject designation, this image cannot be located since it could appear in any one of a variety of subjects. At the outset it would appear that the most likely subject is Scenic Western North Carolina, but in reality this image is in Field Crops within the subject Agriculture. The correct way to request this item would be:

Agriculture, Field Crops, Folder 13, Mountain scene and field, ca. 1906

Online Catalog Headings

These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.

Subject Terms Agriculture--North Carolina. Archaeology--North Carolina. Birds--North Carolina. Boats and boating. Brimley, Herbert Hutchinson, 1861-1946. Cape Hatteras Light Station (N.C.) Fish. Fishing--North Carolina. Forests and forestry. Fruit. Geology--North Carolina. Landscape--North Carolina. Lantern slides. Mines and mineral resources. Mountains--North Carolina--Pictorial works. Museums--North Carolina--Exhibitions--History. Negatives (photographic) North Carolina. Dept. of Agriculture. North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey. North Carolina Geological Survey (1883-1905) North Carolina. State Museum. Ocean life. Orchards. Photographers--North Carolina. Photographic postcards. Geographic Terms North Carolina--Social life and customs--19th century--Pictorial works. North Carolina--Social life and customs--20th century--Pictorial works. Related Collections

Additional information on topics found in this collection may be found in the Manuscript and Archives Reference System (MARS) http://www.ncarchives.dcr.state.nc.us.

Container List Photographs and Negatives, 1890s-1970s

The photographs in the early portion of the collection (ca. 1877-1917) show North Carolina as its leaders wanted the state to be seen and include images of scenery, people, and every day life in the state. After World War I the nature of the collection changed. Rather than continuing to make collections of natural resource pictures, the Museum photographers concentrated on the narrower field of in house museum life, exhibit preparation, and various day to day activities. However some exceptions do exist; one of the most exciting groups of photographs in the collection was made in the 1920s when a sperm whale washed ashore at Wrightsville Beach.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

1 Agriculture, 1899-1913, n.d. Cattle 1Newborn Calf, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1903.2 2Scrub Cow in front yard, Cape Hatteras, NC, c. 1901 3Scrub Cow, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1901 4Calf and Chickens, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1900-1903 5Calf, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1900-19032 6Scrub Cow, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1900-1903 7Wild Scrub Bull, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1900-1903 8Scrub Heifer, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1900-1903. 2

Same as folder 2.

9Dairy Cow, Bob Scott's, Melville Farm, Haw River, NC, ca. 1910. (n) 10Dairy Cattle, Haw River, NC, ca. 1910 (n) 11Aunt Betsy Holmes and Joe the bull, ca. 1905.

She died in 1906, she was 80 plus years.

12Horse and Cattle, Melville Farms, Haw River, 1910 (n) 13Horse and Cattle, Melville Farms, Haw River, 1910 (n) 14Holstein Cattle near New Bern, NC, c. 1910. (n) 15Dairy Cow, Bob Scott's, Melville Farm (same as folder 9) c. 1909 (n) 16Cows, Myrtle Hill Farm, Cumberland Co., NC, 1910 (n) 17Cow, "Eminent Lass" Pender Co., NC, 1922 (n) 18Cattle, Cox Farm, Rutherford Co., NC, n.d. 19Cows crossing dam, Scott Farm, Haw River, NC, c. 1900 (35mm n) 20Dairy Herd, Fayetteville, NC, n.d. (2) 21Summer grazing on mountain bald, c. 1906. (N.76.8.326) 22Malformed calf, Asheville, NC, 1899 23Cows grazing near Burnsville, NC, c. 1900. (2) (N.83.6.115) 24Guernsey Cows, Owned by, Dr. H. T. Bahnson farm, Salem, NC. 25Cattle in Pocosin, Craven Co., NC, c. 1905. 26Cattle on "open grounds," Carteret Co., NC, c. 1907 27Working steer in western N.C. (n) 28Cattle under tree, n.d. 29Dairy herd of Holsteins,Craven Co., NC.(1)(n) 30Boy seated on bull, n.d. (N.83.6.117) 31Herd of cattle grazing, n.d. 32Calf, picket fence and house in background, Cape Hatteras, Dare County, NC, n.d. Corn 1Corn ears, ca. 1908. (5) 2Charlie Parker with pile of corn (235.5 bushels), grown on one acre of ground summer of 1911 3Mountain farm w/ cornfield, c. 1907 4Tip end of corn ear. (n) 5Corn, Buncombe Co., NC Farm. (n) 6Butt of corn ear. (n) 7Ear of corn grown by Charlie Parker. (n) 8Butt of two corn ears. (n) 9Corn Field near Raleigh, NC. (n) 10Ten corn ears. (n) 11Two corn ears, good and poor. (n) 12Field of corn, near Raleigh, NC. (n) 13Corn in mountain valley, western N.C.(1)(n) Field Crops 1Baled cotton, ca. 1900. 2Peas and potatoes, Washington, NC. (n) 3Peanut fields, Wallace, NC, 1906. (n) 4Field of cabbage, D. L. Chadwick, Wilmington, NC, ca. 1903-1904. 5Field of white potatoes, Wilmington, NC, ca. 1906. 6Asparagus, New Bern, NC. (cyan) 7Field of early peas, New Bern, NC. (n) 8Pea Field, New Bern, NC. (n) 9Asparagus, Eastern N.C. (n)(same as folder 6) 10Pretty Baby in a Cotton Patch, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1905. 11Typical Cotton Field, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1906. 212Cabbage Field, New Bern, NC, ca. 1907. 13Mountain scene and field, ca. 1906. 14Bermuda Onions, Wilmington, NC, ca. 1904 15Truck Crops, Newport, NC, ca. 1904. 16Oat Fields, Rowan Co., NC, ca. 1908. 17Potato Field, Pamlico Co., NC, ca. 1908. 18Truck Farm, New Bern, NC. (n) 19Crops in field, western N.C., n.d. (n) 20Harvesting beets, near New Bern, NC. (n) 21Cabbage field, near New Bern, NC. (n) 23Field on truck farm, New Bern, NC. (n) 24Unidentified field crops. (n) 25Pea field, near New Bern, NC. (n) 26Picking early garden peas, New Bern, NC. (n) 27Velvet beans, Edgecombe Co., NC. (n) 29Pea and cabbage fields, Crockett Farm, New Bern, NC.(n) 30Field of white potatos and cabbage, Bray Farm, New Bern, NC.(n) 31Field workers picking early peas, near New Bern, NC. (n) 32Crating cabbage, Hine's Farm, New Bern, 1900. (n) 33Field workers working on Orton Rice Farm. 34Orton Rice Farm on the Cape Fear. 35Garden of Franklin Sherman Jr., June 1904 Unsprayed potatos in foreground with Collards behind.

Note: the potato beetle has eaten vines bare leaving only stalks. This row was purposely neglected as a test. Compare with other picture showing sprayed potatos.

Sprayed potatos,

Note: they are unhurt by potato beetle and have very healthy foliage.

36Pea-vine hay, Goldsboro, NC, 1906. 37Pea-vine hay, a second crop, Wake Co., NC, 1908. 38Ginseng herb culture in frames, Highland Nursery, Macon Co., NC, 1906. 39Watermelon field, Carteret Co., NC, 1908. (2) 40Watermelons on the vine, placed on sidewalk at Capitol Square in Raleigh. Grew on site of compost heap on farm of Andrew D. Jones, Fuquay Springs, Wake County, 1891. Weight 1450 lbs. (2) 41Lucerne Clover, Primrose Farm, Salem, NC. 42Hay field and shocks, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1908. 43African-American workers in an unidentified field. 44Workers in field, possibly a concentration camp. (LS) Broken 45Field in Happy Valley, Caldwell Co., NC, 1904. 46Experimental farm, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1908. 47Experimental farm, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1907. 48Mountain Test Farm, ca. 1907. 49Cornfield, Happy Valley, Caldwell Co., NC, 1904. General 1Watermelon vines on Capitol Square, 1891. (n) (same as folder 40) 2Load of wheat straw in front of the Agriculture Building, Raleigh, NC. (n) 3Farmer plowing a field. (LS) Hogs 1Scrub Pig, Cape Hatteras, ca. 1900. (3) 2Sow and Pigs, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900. (2) 3Sow and Pigs, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. (2) 4Razor back Hog, Cape Hatteras Beach, ca. 1905. (2) 5Sow and Pigs, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. (5) 6Hams. (n) 7Hams and bacon curing. (n) 8Hog Pens and House, Raleigh, NC, 1913. 3 Lettuce 1Lettuce Beds, Myrtle Hill Farms, Fayetteville, NC, Cumberland Co., Feb-Mar, 1906. (n); Covered lettuce beds, Myrtle Hill Farms, Fayetteville, NC, Cumberland Co., Feb-Mar, 1906. (n) 2Double exposure, Chadwicks lettuce, Wilmington, NC, and Mind point shootings, clear and windy, winter Feb-Mar 1906. 3Chadwicks lettuce beds, part of 12 acres, Wilmington, NC, 1903-1904. 4Lettuce Beds, Tomblinson Farm, Cumberland Co., NC, 1906. (n) 5Lettuce Beds, J. A. Davis garden, Fayetteville, NC, 1906. 6Field of outdoor lettuce, harvesting the crop W. H. Mills Farm, Wilmington, NC, 1903. 7Lettuce bed, large plants for season, Hollywood Farm, Fayetteville, NC, Feb. 20, 1906. 8Winter lettuce beds, near Fayetteville, NC, 1906. 9Growing lettuce in steam hot frames, Wilmington, NC, 1904. 10Lettuce in steamed hot frames, New Bern, NC, 1907. 11Hacket and Willet lettuce frames, New Bern, NC, 1908. 12Lettuce hot frames, W.H. Bray farm, New Bern, NC, ca. 1900 13Lettuce beds, F.T. Mills Place, East Wilmington, NC, ca. 1903 14Hot bed lettuce in Fayetteville, NC, ca. 1908 15Lettuce, J. A. Davis garden, Fayetteville, NC, 1906. (n) 16Shed side lettuce beds, D. J. Campbell & sons, Fayetteville, NC, 10:30 am hazy, Feb. 20, 1906 (n) 17Lettuce Beds, Hollywood Farm, Fayetteville, NC, 1906. (n) 18Lettuce, Myrtle Hill Farm, Fayetteville, NC, 1906. (n) 19Lettuce, Starr Hill Farm, Fayetteville, NC, 1906. (n) 20Lettuce, Myrtle Hill Farm, Fayetteville, NC, 1906. (n) 21Lettuce beds, Myrtle Hill Farm, Fayetteville, NC, 1906. (n) 22Lettuce loaded on railroad cars, c. 1900 23Lettuce, showing overhead system of irrigation, D.N. Chadwick, 12 or 14 acres in this lot, 400,000 plants, Wilmington, NC, 1900. (n) Broken 24Winter lettuce frames, New Bern, NC, ca. 1906. 25Lettuce frames, New Bern, NC, ca. 1906. 26Winter lettuce in frames, New Bern, NC, ca. 1906 (cyan) 27Lettuce beds in winter, New Bern, NC, ca. 1908. (cyan) 28Taking lettuce from frames, Bray Farm, New Bern, NC, ca. 1906. 29Lettuce frames, Willet Farm, New Bern, NC. (n) 30Taking lettuce from frames, New Bern, NC, 1906 31Lettuce Frames, Bray Farm, New Bern, ca. 1900 (n) 32Winter Lettuce Frames, New Bern, NC, ca. 1906. 33Lettuce Frames, Wilmington, NC 34Lettuce Frames, Wilmington, NC 35Lettuce Frames, Wilmington, NC 36Lettuce Frames, Wilmington, NC Poultry 1Turkey, J.J. Davis Farm, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1909. (2) 2Tame Wild Geese on J.J. Davis Farm, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1905. (3) No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 3Barnyard chickens, Wake Co., NC, 1900. (3) (2n) 4Turkeys, Fayetteville, NC, 1906. Sheep 1Sheep on the beach, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. (3) 2Sheep, Cape Hatteras, ca. 1900-1903. 3Sheep on the beach, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. 4Sheep, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. 5Sheep, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. 6Sheep, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. 7Unsheared sheep, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. (2) 8Sheep, Melville Farm, Alamance Co., NC, ca. 1906. (2) 9Sheep on Ocean Beach, Cape Hatteras, NC. 10Sheep herd, Yancey County (?), ca. 1912. 11Sheep near woods, Cape Hatteras, ca. 1900. Strawberries 1Strawberry Field, Lindley Farm, ca. 1912 2Strawberries, Extra Select New Bern market, ca. 1908 3Strawberries in Chadbourn, NC, ca. 1906, caption reads: Money in these 4Twenty Million of Baskets like these leave North Carolina every Spring, Mount Olive, NC, ca. 1906 5Strawberries loaded on freight cars, the first stage on the journey to Boston, Chadbourn, NC, ca. 1907 6Strawberry field, Westbrook, Mount Olive, NC, ca. 1902 7Marketing Strawberries, Chadbourn, NC, ca. 1907. (n) (See #5) 8Strawberry Field, Westbrook Farm, Faison, NC, 1910. (n) 9Packing Strawberries, Chadbourn, NC, ca. 1906 (n) (See #6) 10Strawberry Field, Mount Olive, NC, ca. 1902 411Strawberries, ca. 1910. (n) (cyan) 12Field of Dewberries, near Fayetteville, NC. (n) 13Market at Chadbourn, NC, ca. 1910. (n) 14Shipping Strawberries, Chadbourn, NC, ca. 1906 15Marketing freight car load of Strawberries, Chadbourn, NC, ca. 1902. (1) (n) 16Harvesting Strawberries, Mount Olive, NC, ca. 1908 17Harvesting Strawberries, Mount Olive, NC, ca. 1908. (same as previous picture) (n) 18Strawberries displayed at market, ca. 1902. (n) 19Basket of Strawberries at market, Chadbourn, NC, ca. 1902. (n) Tobacco 1Tobacco Farm, Cunningham Farm, Person Co., NC (n) 2High Wagon, Tobacco Field, Nash Co., NC (1) (n) 3Stringing Tobacco, Nash Co., NC. (n) 4Tobacco,Mayor Ricks Farm, Nash Co., NC. (2n) 5Tobacco High Wagon, Mayor Ricks Farm, Nash Co., NC. (n) 6Bright Leaf Tobacco, Watauga Co., NC. (n) 7Tobacco Field, Cunningham Plantation, Person Co., NC. (n) 8Tobacco Field, Cunningham Farm, Person Co., NC. (n) 9Burley tobacco in a drying shed, ca. 1908 10Burley tobacco in a field. 11Tobacco Field, Cunningham Farm, Person Co., NC, ca. 1906 Wheat 1Wheat Harvest, Boon Farm, Gibsonville, NC, ca. 1900 (1) (n) Broken 2Wheat Field, Linwood Farm, ca. 1906 3Wheat Farming near Lexington, NC, ca. 1900 (n) Broken 4Wheat Field, Wake County, NC, ca. 1906. 5Wheat Field, in Middle North Carolina, ca. 1906. 6Wheat Field, Davidson Co., NC, ca. 1911. 7Wheat Field, Western N.C. 8Wheat Field during harvest. Airplanes, 1912, n.d. 1Plane, Wake Co., NC, on the fair circuit Early hydroplane in harbor, Virginia, ca. 1912. Archaeology, 1915-1954, n.d. 1Indian Soapstone, Wake Co., NC, 1940. (8n) Soapstone held in hand Soapstone front view Soapstone back view 2Indian Soapstone and Pipe, Wake Co., NC, 1940. (2) (6n) Right front view of Indian pipe Another view from the right Left front view of Indian pipe Another view from the left Woman holding an Indian soapstone 3Museum Exhibit, Dec. 17, 1938, Museum of Natural History. (6n) 4Indian Mound closing, Sept., 1937, Montgomery Co., NC (2n) 5Colerain Beach Bones, Bertie County, July 26, 1948 (4n) Colerain Beach tooth beads, Bertie County, July 26, 1948 6New Mexico Metate, 1937, Museum of Natural History. 7Profile of Indian Skull, ca. 1915. (2) (n) Skull front view Skull side view Skull view from a distance 8Full View of an Indian Skull, ca. 1915. (n) Broken 9Indian Stone Implements, c. 1915. (n) Broken 10Banner Stone, ca. 1915. (n) 11Indian Pot, Pee Dee River Area, August 15, 1937. 12Mrs. Chas T. Pate, Rowland, N.C., Indian Pot from Chas Teal Plantation, Pee Dee River southwest banks, 12 miles north Lilesville, Anson County, N.C., washed out in Spring floods, 1936. (1) (n) 13Large Indian Pot, Pee Dee River Area, 1937.(n) 14Same as previous photo. (n) 15Archaeology Exhibit, Museum of Natural History, Jan. 7, 1939. (2) Same exhibit showing children observe. 16Indian Bones, Burial Mound, Keyauwee, Randolph Co., NC, 1936. (2) 17Excavations Mount Gilead, Town Creek State Park, used for Mrs. Derieux's article, News & Observer, 1940. (9) Frutchey Mound, Montgomery County N.C. Archaeology Society meeting at Frutchey Mound, May, no year given N.C. Archaeology, picnic at Frutchey Mound, Montgomery County, 1940(?) Finish of Points, Keyauwee, Randolph County, n.d. 18Field Work, Frutchey Mound, 1937. (2) End of 1937 field work , Frutchey Mound, 1937.(2) 19Museum of Natural History Anthropology Exhibit Field Work at a site. (2) 20University of North Carolina Anthropology Project. (4)

This project was conductd by the Research Laboratories of Anthropology at the University of North Carolina in cooperation with the Virginia Electric and Power Company

21Oriental Blades, Museum of Natural History Exhibit, 1943. 22 Indian Soapstone Pipes, ca. 1940. (10) Front view, Wake County, May 20, 1940 Back view, Wake County, May 20, 1940 Keyauwee Soapstone Pipe, Randolph County, ca. 1930 23Frutchey Indian Mound, Town Creek State Park (15) Frutchey Indian Mound, Town Creek State Park, an old fish trap near the mound; Indians built and used similar fish traps Frutchey Indian Mound, Town Creek State Park, before 1937 excavation Frutchey Indian Mound, Town Creek State Park, field work Frutchey Indian Mound, Town Creek State Park, excavating in progress Frutchey Indian Mound, Town Creek State Park, another view of excavating in progress 24Marquiella Shell Beads, Keyauwee, Randolph Co., NC, 1938. (2) 25Museum of Natural History Archaeology Exhibit, Jan. 7, 1939. (5) 26Earthenware pot made and used by Native Indians, Lilesville Area, Aug. 15, 1936. (4) 27Heavy Wood Vessel, Mount Airy, NC, 1954 Archaeology Exhibit, Roanoke Basin, n.d. (2) 28Stone Age Implements Shell Gorget, probably a onetime museum specimen ca. 1906. (2) 5 Art, 1900-1942, n.d. 1Engraving of the Canova Statue of George Washington, ca. 1900. (n) 2Engraving of the Canova Statue of George Washington, ca. 1900 (n) 3Exhibit of Old Chinese Art, 1941-1942. (4) (11n) (vase shown here) 4 Exhibit of Chinese Art, NC Art Gallery, later packed and shipped to California. (6) Birds, 1900-1958, n.d. 1Royal Shoal Colony, Dare Co., NC, photo taken by T.G. Pearson, 1906 (1) (2n) 2Ducks, shot by Eugene B. Pond, Jan. 1, 1964, on Great Lake opposite Davis, N.C., on Core Sound. Photo Courtesy of Wildlife Resources Comm., picture taken May, 1964. 3Barn Owl, 1912. (n) 4Barn Owl, 1912. (n) 5Pied billed Grebe, ca. 1912. (n) 6Pied billed Grebe, ca. 1912. (n) 7Pied billed Grebe, ca. 1912. (n) 8Live buzzard young, ca. 1915. (n) 9Live turkey buzzard young, ca. 1915. (n) 10Turkey Buzzard young, ca. 1915. (n) 11Passenger Pigeon, 1950. (2) 12Mounted Heron, ca. 1928. 13Banding Osprey, Orton Pond,ca. 1940. 14Captive Ducks, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. 15Pied bill Grebe, Raleigh, NC, 1940. (2) 16Mounted Barn Owls, 1920. 17Mounted Glossy Ibis, Atlantic, NC, 1940. (2) 18Mounted Passenger Pigeons, 1937. (2) 19Group of Wild Turkeys. (n) 20Group of Pelicans, 1915. (n) 21Group of Brown Pelicans. (n) 22Mounted Swallow tailed Kite. (2n) 23Duck Group, Museum Case, 1913. (n) 24Mounted Roseu. (2n) 25Great Blue Heron. (n) 26Mounted Dove Kite. (n) 27Rare Water Birds, Museum Case, 1931. (3n) 28Golden Eagle, 1911. (2n) 29Golden Eagle, 1911. (2n) 30Golden Eagle, 1911. (3n) 31Cormorant and Osprey nests, Great Lake, Craven Co., NC, 1909. (1) (n) 32Nest of Black Skimmer Legged Lump. (3) (n) Nest before the eggs hatched. Eggs after hatching 33Egret in captivity Man holding a bird 34Tern and Gull nests, Hyde Co., NC, c. 1909. (3n) A. L. P. with Common Tern Legged Swamp, Pamilco Sound Common Tern, Legged Swamp, near Ocracoke, NC 35 Osprey banding, Orton Plantation, 1941. (4n) Banding Osprey in a tree Baby Osprey in a nest Osprey inside boat Boy holding Osprey Gathering Osprey 36 Heron Rookeries, Orton Pond, 1913. (12n) 37Herons, Battery Island, 1938. (7n) Views of Battery Island from the water Herons in the distant sky Heron in motion above tree top Herons in the tree top 38Nest Colonies, Hyde Co., NC, 1909. (7n) 39Eagle Nest, Bladen Co., NC, 1912. (4n) 40Royal Terns, Pea Island, 1940. (6n) 41Royal Terns, Royal Shoals, Hyde Co., NC, 1939. (7n) 42Bird Colonies on Shoals, Hyde Co., NC, 1909. (4n) 43Bald Eagle, Angier, NC, 1940. (5n) Shown beside unknown woman Shown beside H. H. Brimley 44Sea Gulls at the beach, n.d. 45U.S. National Museum, June, 1958 Paroquet Case Hoatzin Case Indicator birds, African honeyguides case 46Bird case, Peabody Museum. 47Decoy Geese in a pen. (4) 48Ducks, n.d. (n) 49Birds collected by T. W. Addickes, Southport, NC, 1913. (n) 50Osprey Nests, Brunswick Co., NC, 1920. (n) 51Red-Cockaded Woodpecker, Orton Pond, 1920. (n) 52Person kneeling with bird. 53Man kneeling with pelican. 6 Boats and Boating, 1884-1944, n.d. 1Unidentified Boating Locks, n.d. 2Dug-out Cypress Boat, Bridgeton, NC, 1944. (2) 3Unidentified Fishing Boats, n.d. 4Unidentified Fishing Boats at dock, n.d. (n) 5Fish Mullets, Beaufort, NC, n.d. (LS) 6Menhadden Fishery, near Beaufort, NC. (LS) 7Sailing Skiff, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1900-1903. 8Sprunt Speed Boat, Orton Plantation, ca. 1920. (4) (2n) 9Sunken Boat, Southport, NC, ca. 1913. (2) (1n) 10Fleet of wrecked boats, Hatteras, NC. ca. 1899 11Oyster Boats, Cape Hatteras, c. 1900-1903. 12Oyster Fleet, Washington, NC, ca. 1890. (2) 13Oyster Cannery, Washington, NC ca. 1884. 14Oyster House and Boats, ca. 1900s. 15Water Front, Belhaven, NC. (1) (1n) 16Ship built by J. J. Davis, Buxton, NC, ca. 1908. 17Oyster House, Belhaven, NC. (1) (1n) 18Two Masted Vessel, Julia Bell, ca. 1880s. 19Wreck of the Priscilla, Hatteras, NC, 1899. 20Oyster boat, Washington, NC, 1884. 21Pound Net Boat, Albemarle Sound, 1884. (1) (1n) 22Unidentified Boat, c. 1900. 23Three men aboard a vessel, c. 1890s. (N.83.6.181) 24Pamlico River at Chocowinity, NC, c. 1890s. 25Boating on a bend of the Roanoke River, c. 1890s. 26Shipping cotton bales, New Bern, NC. (1) (1n) 27Boating on Lake Ellis, c. 1910. 28New Berne steamer, Pamlico Sound, ca. 1890s. 29Dock at New Bern, NC. (n) 30Steamer Boat, Cape Fear River, 1910. (2) (5n) Bodies of Water, 1914-1925, n.d. 1Lake Scene, Craven Co., NC. 2Lake James, 1925 Lake, Raleigh Country Club, 1914. (5) 3Unidentified pond or lake. 4South Toe River, Mitchell Co., NC. 5Roanoke Rapids Power Co., Roanoke Rapids, NC. (2) Bogue Sound and Banks, 1912 1Bogue Sound and Banks Investigating Party, 1912. (7n) Botanical Specimens, 1914, n.d. 1Bark Specimen, Raleigh, NC, 1914 Possibly catching butterflies, Wake Co., NC. (2) Bridges, 1890-1900 1Railroad Bridge, Roanoke Rapids, NC, 1890. 2Unidentified Bridge, ca. 1890s. 3Bridge construction, ca. 1890s. 4Railroad Bridge, ca. 1890s. 5Unidentified Creek Bridge, ca. 1900. Brimley, C.S., 1940s 1ca.S. Brimley at work, Museum of Natural History, 1942 Portrait, ca. 1940s. (3) Brimley, H.H., 1900-1942 1H.H. Brimley and C.S. Brimley performing Taxidermy, ca. 1940s. (3n) 2Display table of apples. 3H. H. Brimley in his office, ca. 1920. (n) 4H. H. Brimley home, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1923. (n) 5H. H. Brimley canoeing, New River, ca. 1920. (n) 6H.H. Brimley in his office. 7H.H. Brimley performing taxidermy, 1942. (n) 8H.H. Brimley and others, Battery Island, 1938.(2) (n) 9H. H. Brimley house, Raleigh, NC, 1908. (n) 10Den curtains, H. H. Brimley house. (2) (n) 11Arthur and Bob Brimley. (n) 12Hall IV, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1942. (n) 13Brimley Family at Salem, Mass., 1932. (7) 14College girls on a milk wagon, Vermont, ca. 1906. 15Mr. and Mrs. Brimley canoeing. 16H. H. Brimley, ca. 1944. (2) 17Fishing, Neuse River, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1900. 18Whiskey still, State museum, 1928. (2) 19H. H. Brimley in a heron habitat, Orton Pond. 20Work Room, H. H. Brimley showing birds, etc., ca. 1900. (n) 21Residence of H. H. Brimley, 1910. (n) 22Residence of H. H. Brimley, 1910. (n) 23H. H. Brimley performing taxidermy on a panther, ca. 1900. (n) 24H. H. Brimley performing taxidermy on a glossy Ibis, 1942. (3) 25Mr. and Mrs. Brimley fishing. (3) 26H. H. Brimley working on a basking shark, ca. 1940s. 27H. H. Brimley performing taxidermy on a panther, ca. 1900. (3) 28H. H. Brimley seated at his desk, ca. 1920. 29H. H. Brimley working on a model of True's Beaked Whale, 1944. (4) 30H. H. Brimley on Smith's Island, NC. 31H. H. Brimley with model of a Black Marlin, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1943. 32H. H. Brimley and family at Wray Villa, Cane River, ca. 1903. 33H. H. Brimley with a model of a Pea Hen, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1937. 34H. H. Brimley performing taxidermy on a fish, Museum of Natural History. 35H. H. Brimley at the St. Louis Exposition, Alaska Exhibit, 1904. (3) 36H. H. Brimley, portrait by Siddell Studio, June, 1931. 37The Brimley brothers, Fred, H. H., and C. S., Fred remained in England while the other two wrought their fortunes in North Carolina. This picture was made during Fred's only visit to Raleigh, 1937. 38H. H. Brimley with a mounted elk and buffalo, ca. 1905. 39H. H. Brimley and Harry T. Davis working on the Museum of Natural History Fish Exhibit. (5) 40H. H. Brimley performing taxidermy, ca. 1940s. (2) 41H. H. Brimley, F. Sherman, and C. S. Brimley at Great Lake, NC, 1912. 42Canoe in a creek, Camp Bryan, Lake Ellis, Craven County, NC, May, 1906. 43H. H. Brimley showing servicemen a great mammoth specimen, ca. 1940s. 7 Business and Industry, 1903-1927 1Old Mountain Water Mill, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 2Ive's Canning Factory, Newport NC. (1) (n) 3Whitney Co. Dam, Stanly Co., NC (n) (2) 4Whitney Co. Dam, Stanly Co., NC. (n) 5Whitney Co., General View, Stanly Co., NC. (n) 6Whitney Co. Dam, Stanly Co., NC. (n) 7Whitney Co. Dam, Stanly Co., NC. (n) 8Whitney Co. Dam, Stanly Co., NC. (2) 9Whitney Co. Dam, Stanly Co., NC, ca. 1903. 10Whitney Badin Power Plant excavation, ca. 1904. 11Dunn's Cannery, New Bern, NC. (n) 12Borden Brick and Tile Co., Sanford, NC, ca. 1926 (2n) Isenhour Brick and Tile Co., ca. 1927 (n); Power Station, Raleigh, NC vicinity. (n) Camps and Camping, n.d. 1Camping Party, Big Bald, Yancey Co., NC. 2Camping scene, Wake Co., NC. (n) Cape Hatteras, 1899-1935 1Beach Cart, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1902. 2Manufacturing Yeopon Tea, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1902. (n) Damaged and missing from the file folder. 3Banks Oak, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1905 (n) 4Largest Holly and Fig Trees, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1905. (3n) 5Three people at Manteo, NC, 1939. (n) 6Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1905. (3n) 7Wreckage on the beach, Cape Hatteras, NC. (n) 8Surf at the extreme tip of Cape Hatteras. (3n) 9Wooded road in the Spring, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1901-1909. (2n) 10Weather Station, Hatteras Village. 11Surf at Cape Hatteras, NC, 1906. (n) 12Surf near Cape Hatteras, NC, 1906. (n) 13Surf near Cape Hatteras, NC, 1906. (n) 14Surf near Cape Hatteras, NC, 1906. (n) 15Surf near Cape Hatteras, NC, 1906. (n) 16Surf near Cape Hatteras, NC, 1906. (n) 17Surf near Cape Hatteras, NC, 1906. (n) 18Unidentified people on a farm, Cape Hatteras, NC. (n) 19Wild Geese captured at Cape Hatteras, NC. 20Geese, Cow, and Chickens, Cape Hatteras, ca. 1900-1903. 21Turkey, Cape Hatteras, ca. 1900-1903. 22Palmettos near the beach, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1905. (2) 23Dogwood trees, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1904. 24Unidentified home and family, Cape Hatteras, NC. 25Captain Stowe's Home, Cape Hatteras, NC. 26Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, ca. 1905. 27Unidentified house, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900. 28Nase Jennette, game warden, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1905. 29Fisherman/Coast Guardsman, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1901. (2) 30Fisherman, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1901. 31Nase Jennette, game warden, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1901-1903. (2) 32Nags Head, NC as seen from the Wright Memorial, 1935.

Original order classification was under Cape Hatteras

33George Bailey and an unidentified house, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. 34Nase Jennette and others, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903 (2) 35Cape Hatteras, NC High School, ca. 1905. 36Footbridge beside a submerged road, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1906. (2) 37U.S. Weather Bureau, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1904. 38Dr. J. J. Davis' children, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1905-1909. (4n) 39Beach as seen from the Wright Memorial, 1935.

Original order classification was under Cape Hatteras

40Extreme point of Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. 41Brimley children and others, Cape Hatteras, NC. 42Smooth surf, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1905. (2) 43Fort Raleigh, Manteo, NC, ca. 1938 (4 PCD)

Original order classification was under Cape Hatteras

44Home of A. J. Stowe, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1904. 45Geese, chickens, and cow, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. (2) 46Ernest Davis as a child, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1903. 47Home of Dr. J. J. Davis, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1901. 48Dogwood Tree, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. 49J. J. Davis, Hugh Davis, and Ben Etheridge, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1907. 50Smooth sea off Cape Hatteras, NC, 1900. (2) 851Wooded road in spring w/ dogwoods, ca. 1900-1903. (2) 52Roanoke Island Monument, ca. 1900

Original order classification was under Cape Hatteras

53J.J. Davis children. 54Holly tree in the yard of J. J. Davis, 1905. (2) 55Fig bushes, J. J. Davis, 1900-1903. (2) 56Wooded road in the Spring, ca. 1901. 57Wooded road, ca. 1900-1903. 58Cape Hatteras beach, ca. 1900-1903. (3) 59Surf at Cape Hatteras, ca. 1900-1903. (3) 60Beach at Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1905. (2) 61Cape Hatteras point, ca. 1907. (2) 62Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, ca. 1905. (3) 63Winded live oak, Buxton, NC, ca. 1907. (2) 64Hatteras Lighthouse, ca. 1905. 65Flooded marsh on Pamlico Sound, ca. 1900. (3) 66Beach cart, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1902. 67Northeast Gale, Davis Fish House, Buxton, NC, ca. 1907. 68Dogwood Blossom, J. J. Davis Home, ca. 1900-1903. (2) 69Rough surf, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1905. 70Sedge pond, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. 71Cape Point, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. 72Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, ca. 1900. 73Ernest Davis opening an oyster. 74J.J. Davis and H.H. Brimley children. 75J.J. Davis children sitting on a dogwood Branch, ca. 1900-1903. 76Priscilla wreck, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1899. 77Wreck of the Priscilla, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1899. 78Making Yaupon tea, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1905-1906. (3) 79Making Yeopon tea, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1906. (3) 80Yeopon tea storehouse, 1905. (3) 81Surf, North shore of Cape Hatteras. (2) Chimneys, 1930 1Old chimney and hearth, Highfalls, NC, 1930. (3) Cities, 1890-1977 New Bern 1Road to the Federal Cemetery, New Bern, NC, ca. 1890s. (1) (n) 2First Baptist Church, New Bern, NC. (1) (n) Raleigh 1Grandstand, NC State Exposition, 1884. 2Old Courthouse, Raleigh, NC. 3Old Courthouse, Raleigh, NC. 4Raleigh Iron Works. 5Centennial School, formerly the Governor's Palace. 6Pilot Cotton Mills. 7Mirror Lake and Penitentiary. 8The Old Christian Church. 9Caraleigh Mill Village. 10Raleigh Waterworks. (N.66.12.71) 11Pumping Station, Raleigh Waterworks. 12Caraleigh Cotton Mills. 13Federal Cemetery, Raleigh, NC, ca.1890s. (N.66.12.73) 14(See Oversized photos) 15Grand Doorway, NC Insane Asylum, ca. 1890s. (N.66.12.74) 916Unidentified Raleigh Residence. 17Road toward Raleigh from the South. 18Road leading toward Raleigh, pre 1892. (2)(n) 19Aunt Betsey and Bull Joe, ca. 1900. 20Two children w/monument, Federal Cemetery, ca. 1890s. (N.66.12.80) 21Road to the Federal Cemetery, ca. 1890s. (See Cities: New Bern) 22Confederate Monument, ca. 1900. (2) 23Tucker House, Fayetteville and Cabarrus St., ca. 1890s. 24Sanctuary, First Baptist Church, ca. 1900s. (2) (n) (N.76.8.221) 25Postcard of Aunt Betsy Holmes and Bull Joe. (PCD) 26Bloomsbury Park, ca. 1901. 27Offices of the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad. 28J. A. Briggs Residence. 29Ox cart w/black children, National Hotel, ca. 1900. (2) (n) 30Old Confederate Soldier's Home, Raleigh, NC 31Old Seaboard Railroad Roundhouse, Raleigh, NC. 32State Capitol and Office Building, 1938. (2) 33Christ Church Parish House. 34Lake at Oakwood Cemetery. 35St. Mary's School, ca. 1890. 36Oakwood Cemetery, Bartholomew Moore Monument. 37Insane Asylum, Dix Hill, ca. 1890. 38State Capitol, ca. 1906. 38.1Capitol Square, Raleigh, ca. 1900 38.2Two unidentified men in carriage, Capitol Square, Raleigh, ca. 1900 39Snow, Capitol Square, 1908. (5) (N.68.11.82) 40State Prison, Rear view, Raleigh, NC. (2) 41Raleigh Cotton Mills. 42Wake Court House, Raleigh, NC. 43Whitakers Mill, Raleigh, NC. 44Church of the Good Shepherd. 45State Panitentiary and Rock Quarry Pool, 1890. 46Yarborough Hotel. (N.85.11.17) 47Rev. T. E. Skinner Residence. 48John A. Anderson Home, ca. 1890s. 49Macadam Road and Bridge, Wake County, NC. 50Carolina Car Shop, Raleigh, NC. 51Dept. of Agriculture Serum Plant, ca. 1915. 52N.C. Capitol, 1977. 53N.C. Capitol Grounds, Gov. Aycock statue, 1977. (3) 54N.C. Capitol Grounds, Gov. Vance statue, 1977. 55N.C. Capitol Grounds, George Washington statue, 1977 (3) 56N.C. Capitol Grounds, Worth Bagley Statue, 1977. (3) 57N.C. Capitol Grounds,Three Presidents statue, 1977. (3) 58N.C. Capitol Grounds, Women of the Confederacy, 1977. (3) 59N.C. Capitol Grounds, trees and fountain, 1977. (12) 60N.C. Capitol Grounds, trees, 1977. (23) 61Henry Clay Oak and marker, 1977. (5) 62Hawkins Hartness House, 1977. (4) 63Capehart House, 1977. (4) 64State Bank, 1977. (4) 65Andrews House, 1977. 66Governor's Mansion, 1977. (6) 67Christ Church, 1977. (5) 68Seaboard Railroad Building. (3) 69Heck Andrews House Cupola, 1977. 70Iron gate (detail), 1977. 71First Presbyterian Church, 1977. 72Agriculture Building. 73Views of downtown Raleigh, 1977. (35mm, 23 strips) 74Joel Lane House. (N.73.9.766) 75Capehart House before relocation, ca. 1970s. 1 Wilmington Wilmington Community Christmas Tree (2PCD) Model of Colonial Wilmington in 1771. 10 Non-NC 1U.S. Embassy, Mexico City, Mexico, 1935. (12n) 2New Orleans Ducktown, TN Cape Henry, VA Pittsburgh, PA, 1906-1907, 1927, 1935. (30n) 3Pikes Peak, Colorado, 1914. (11n) 4Chicago, IL Sao Paulo, Brazil Cape Henry, VA Mexico City, Mexico 1906, 1935. (6) (4n) (6PCD) 5Pikes Peak, Colorado, 1914. (14) 6New Orleans Mexico Norway Cape Henry, VA. (10) (1n) (1PCD) Coastal Scenes, 1890-1957 1Wrightsville Beach and Cottages, 1906. (n) 2Surf at Wrightsville Beach, 1906. (n) 3Wrightsville Beach and Cottages, 1906. (n) 4Northeast branch of the Cape Fear River, ca. 1890s. 5Yeopon Tree, Wilmington, NC, 1890. 6Lost Colony Monument, Roanoke Island, ca. 1899. 7Unidentified Waterfront scene. 8House at Ocracoke, NC, 1915. 9"Lost Colony" Ampitheater, Manteo, NC, 1939. 10Ocracoke Lighthouse, ca. 1890. 11Waterfront at Belhaven, NC, ca. 1900. (2) (1n) (cyan) 12Two men in front of buildings surrounded by cannon balls. 13Frazer Peele, fisherman, Hatteras, 1931. 14Lake Michigan, Chicago, IL. 15Palmetto tree, Smith's Island, 1920. (n) 16Seagulls flying over the coast. (n) 17Ocracoke, NC, 1939. 18Ocean Pier, Wrightsville Beach, 1910. (n) 19Palmetto trees, Smith's Island, 1913. (n) 20Burial Mound Excavation, Topsail Inlet, 1928. (7) 21Exposed Human Remains, Coastal Graveyard. 22Coastline at Wrightsville Beach, NC. 23Oyster Factory. (cyan) 24M. A. York River Place, Smyrna, NC, 1957. (17) 25Three unidentified Coastal Scenes. Coastguard, ca. 1890-1903 1Big Kennakeet Crew, 1900-1903 (1) Unidentified coast guard station. (3)(n) 2Waterfront building, Beaufort, NC, ca. 1890. Courthouses, 1927 1Courthouse, Murphy, Cherokee Co., NC, 1927. (2) Davis, Harry 1909-1922 1Davis Family at Altamont, Avery Co., NC, ca. 1920 (13) J.J. Davis at Cape Hattteras, 1909 (n) Lloyd W. Davis on a boat, Potomac River, Washington, D.C. Cow named Old Rose on Davis Family farm, Beaufort County, NC, 1922. (1) Dismal Swamp and Canal, 1890-1907 1Dismal Swamp Canal, 1906-1907. (3) (4n) 2Dredge Ship Hobson, ca. 1890. 3Dredge Ship Dewey, ca. 1890. Distillation, ca. 1890s 1Still for cooking birch oil, ca. 1890s. (N.76.8.321) 2Distillation of birch oil, ca. 1890s. (N.76.8.322) 3Etching of a still operation. Erosion, 1890-1941 1Remains of a forest killed by sands, ca. 1890s. 2Various views of erosion, ca. 1900-1910. (3) 3Various views of erosion, Yancey Co., NC, 1900-1904. (3) 4Erosion in western N.C., Yancey Co., NC, 1903-1904. (2) 5Sand Erosion, Fort Macon, 1941. (10) 6River Flood, Yancey Co., NC, 1903-1904. Expositions, 1893-1915 Boston 1Boston Food Fair, Paul Revere Hall, 1906. 2Boston Food Fair, 1906. (14) 3Boston Food Fair, Paul Revere Hall, 1906. 4T. K. Bruner and H. H. Brimley, Boston Food Fair, Mechanics Hall, 1906. (4) 5Exhibit of NC Produce, Boston Food Fair, 1906. (n) 6Boston Food Fair, 1906. (n) 7Exhibit of NC Produce, Boston Food Fair, 1906. (n) Charleston 1N.C. Exhibit, Charleston Exposition, ca. 1901. (3) 2N.C. Exhibit, Charleston Exposition, ca. 1901. (3) 3N.C. Exhibit, Charleston Exposition, ca. 1901. (4) Jameston 1N.C. Mineral Exhibit, 1907. (PCD) 2Exhibits, 1906. (3) 3Exhibits, 1906. (3) 11 New Orleans 1New Orleans Exposition, Exhibits, ca. 1890s. (5) St. Louis 1St. Louis Exposition, exhibits and grounds, 1904. (1) (14n) 2St. Louis Exposition, exhibits and grounds, 1904. (13n) 3St. Louis Exposition, exhibits and grounds, 1904. (1) (15n) 4St. Louis Exposition, exhibits and grounds, 1904. (2) (14n) 5St. Louis Exposition, North Carolina exhibit, 1904. 6St. Louis Exposition, North Carolina exhibit, 1904. 7Spooner Harrison, St. Louis Exposition, 1904. Miscellaneous 1Exhibit, N.C. Department of Agriculture, Test Farms. 2Unidentified Exhibit. 3New York Exposition, N.C. Department of Agriculture Exhibit, 1915. 4Grounds, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. 5Lake Front View, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. 6New York Exposition, N.C. Home Demonstration Exhibit, 1915. 7New York Exposition, N.C. Department of Agriculture Exhibit, 1915. (n) Farmer's Institute, ca. 1900-1910 1Train car, Farmer's Institute, Graham,N.C., ca. 1900-1910. 2Train car, Farmer's Institute, Graham, N.C., ca.1900-1910. Fish and Fishing, 1880s-1972 1Cast of a 45 pound catfish. 2Prize Drum, Brown's Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1932. (3) 3String of bass and pike. 4800 pounds Saw Fish, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1951. (12) 5Sailfish, Beaufort Inlet, 1940. (6n) 6Crappie, Wake Co., NC, 1941. (6n) 7Tuna, Drum Inlet, 1941. (3) 8Mounted Large mouth Black Bass. 9Diagram of Escolars, from Field Book of Marine Fishes, 1938. 10Mounted Perch, Lake Phelps, Washington Co., NC, 1939. (2) 11Mola Mola (Sunfish), mounted. (13) 12Mounted Lancet Fish, Oregon Inlet. (4) 13Mounted Wahoo Fish, near Southport, NC. (4) 1475 pound Channel Bass, Ocracoke, NC. (6) 15Sailfish, Fishing Trip, Key West, FL, 1952. (3) 1657 Pound Tarpon caught at New River Inlet, 1927. (2) 17Thresher shark, Wrightsville Beach, 1928. (2) 18Spearfish, 6 Feet, Hatteras, NC, 1963. 19Mounted Swordfish, Museum of Natural History.(3) 20593 1/2 lbs. Mounted Cuban Black Marlin, Cape Hatteras, 1939. 21Pointed Tail Sun Fish, Kure's Beach, 1949. 22Sailfish (7 feet, 10 inches), ca. 1922. 23439 lbs. Black Cuban Marlin, Cape Hatteras, 1938. 24Mounted Swordfish, Museum of Natural History.(2) 2531 lbs. Channel Bass, Hatteras, 1972. 26Sheepshead Fish. (2n) 27Brown Trout, Elk River, Avery Co., NC (2n) 28Striped Bass and Pickerel, New Bern, NC. (n) 29String of sheepshead fish. (n) 30Mounted Fish, State Exposition, 1884. (n) 31Mounted Fish, State Exposition, 1884. (n) 32439 lbs. Black Cuban Marlin, Hatteras Inlet, 1938. (12) 33Masturus (sunfish), Brown's Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1937. (42) (8n) 34Sunfish, Brown's Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1938. (6) (3n) 35Alepisaurus ferox, Pea Island, 1938. (15) 36Channel Bass and Tarpon, miscellaneous pictures, ca. 1932-1941. (4) (1 PCD) 37The Messick, a Cape Fear fishing boat. 38Drying Menhaden racks, Carteret Co., NC, 1912. (n) 39Oystering Crew, Washington, NC, 1884. 40Steam flat, Capehart's Fishery, Bertie Co., NC, ca. 1890s. (5) (1n) 1241Duncan Oyster Factory, Beaufort, NC, ca. 1900. (2) 42Seine Shad, Avoca, NC, 1884. (1) (n) 43Seining Shad, Avoca, NC, 1884. (2) 44Oyster Cannery, ca. 1880s. 45Purse seining for menhaden, Beaufort, NC, 1884 (2) (n) 46Unloading shad or menhaden, ca. 1880s. (N.83.6.182) 47Hauling seine, ca. 1880s 48Folder Dock scene showing commercial fishing, ca. 1880s. (2) 49Mullet seining, Brunswick Co. or Beaufort, NC, 1884. 50Mullet seining, Brunswick Co. or Beaufort, NC, 1884. (n) 51Menhaden Scrap and Oil Factory, Beaufort, NC, ca. 1880s. (n) 52Menhaden Scrap and Oil Factory, Beaufort, NC, 1884. (n) 53Fish House, Edenton, NC, 1884. (2) (n) 54Hanging Gill Nets, ca. 1880s. 55Hauling for fish, Beaufort, NC, ca. 1905. 56Beaching the haul of seine, Pamlico Co., NC, ca. 1906. Fish Hatcheries, 1880s 1Old State Fish Hatchery, Raleigh, NC, 1880s 2Old State Fish Hatchery, Raleigh, NC, 1880s 3State Carp Ponds, Raleigh, NC, 1884. (n) 4State Carp Ponds, Raleigh, NC, 1884. (n) 5State Carp Ponds, Raleigh, NC, 1884. (n) 6State Carp Ponds, Raleigh, NC, 1884. (n) 7State Carp Ponds, Raleigh, NC, 1884. (n) Fisheries, 1880s-1905 1Fish Scrap and Oil Factory, Beaufort, NC, 1880. 2Purse seining for menhaden, Beaufort, NC, 1880s. 3Shad and Herring Fishery, Chowan River, Bertie Co., NC, ca. 1905. 4Long Hauling, Avoca, Chowan River, ca. 1903. 5Steam flat and Great Seine Fishery, Chowan River, Bertie Co., NC, ca. 1905. Fishing Camps, 1903-1928 1Barn Slue Fishing Camp, Dare Co., NC Ca. 1905 (4) (3n) 2 Ca. 1905 (2) (n) 3Ca. 1905 (4) (2n) 4Ca. 1905 (1) (2n) 5Fish catch, Barn Slue Fishing Camp, ca. 1908. (2) (n) 6Fishing Camp, New River Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1917. 7Fishing Camp, Topsail Island, Pender Co., NC, ca. 1928. (n) 8Fishing Camp, Topsail Island, Pender Co., NC, ca. 1928. (n) 9Barn Slue Fishing Camp, Dare Co., NC, ca. 1905.(n) 10Fishing Camp, Topsail, Pender Co., NC, ca. 1928. (3n) 11Fishing Camp, New River Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1918. (3n) 12Capt. George Rollingson, Fish House, Elizabeth City, NC, ca. 1905. 13Fish Trap, near Edenton, NC, ca. 1904. (1) (cyan) 14Fish Trap, near Edenton, NC, ca. 1904. (n) 15Shad Catch, Barn Slue Camp, Dare Co., NC. 16Shad Catch, Barn Slue Camp, Dare Co., NC. 17Fish Camp Crew, Baum Slue, Oregon Inlet, ca. 1903. Flowers and Plants, 1903-1940 1Fungus, Melvin Farms, Alamance, ca. 1940. (1) (8n) 2Pitcher Plant, American Holly, Turk's Cap Lily. (3 PCD) 3Sand Vetch, Washington, NC. (n) 4Large Fungus. (n) 5Egyptian Lotus, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1908. (2n) 6Chrysanthemums, ca. 1910. (n) 7Castor Bean Plant, 16 feet, Fayetteville, NC, 1915 Daisies, n.d. (2) Natural Fernery, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1905. 8Hydrangea, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1910 Lotus Blossoms, Carp Ponds, ca. 1903 Rhododendron in bloom, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1905. Food, 1906, n.d. 1Grocery Store Scenes, n.d. (5n) 2Bowl of Oyster Stew, n.d. (LS) 3Five baskets of beans. 4Oysters on the half shell, New Bern, NC, ca. 1906. (cyan) Forestry and Forest Industries, 1890-1939 1Early Saw Mill, Moore Co., NC. 2Waste from factory cutting chair stock, near Julian, Guilford Co., NC. (LS) 3Scraping long leaf pine. (LS) 4Saw Mill, Eastern N.C., ca. 1903-1904. (1) (n) 5Saw Mill, no location given. 6Mill and Pine logs at a sawmill, no location given. 7Hardwood logs awaiting shipment. 8Unidentified Hardwood forest. 9Cypress forest of medium sized trees. 10Mountain forest and rocky stream bed. 11Hoop and barrel factory, Western N.C. 12Large Poplar tree. 13Logging, Eastern N.C., ca. 1900. 14A country saw mill and grist mill. 15Interior of a saw mill. 16Vanderbilt's Lumbering Camp, Transylvania Co., NC. (N.76.8.318) 17Lumbering in a cypress swamp, Robeson Co., NC. 18Dam to flush out logs. (N.76.8.320) 19Forest scene, Wake Co., NC. (n) 20Unidentified trees at Ocracoke, NC. (1) (n) 21Live Oak, Orton Plantation, 1920 Lockwood Folly, 1939. (3n) 22Buxton Woods near Hatteras, NC, 1906. 23Second growth Hardwoods. 24Fire-scarred, large tree. 25Second growth Sycamore. 26Logs Loading Car, Vanderbilt Estate, Biltmore, NC. 27Mountain Forest Scene, ca. 1905. (n) 28Mountain Forest, Yohnallossie Road, ca. 1905. (n) 29Virgin Forest in the mountains, ca. 1905. (n) 30Chestnut Bark Disease, Greensboro, NC, 1913. (14) 31Planting seedlings, Raleigh Boy Scouts, Lake Johnson, 1932. (2) 32Two pines from the same stump, French's Creek, Onslow Co., NC, 1927. (6) 33Locust and pine trees planted by the Raleigh Boy Scouts, Lake Johnson, 1931. (2) 34Weeding nursery stock of forest trees. (5) 35Thicket of Balm of Gilead. (5) 36Young Hardwood growth. 37Second growth of gum tree Young pine thicket. (3) 38Reproduction of elm, maple, and cedar. (3) 39Chestnut, Spanish Oak, and Hemlock trees. (3) 40Pine Forest; Young Pine growth. (3) 41Sign reading One Match Did This, site of an 8,800 acres fire near Myrtle Beach, S.C. (2) 42Green's Woods, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1900-1904. 43Mountain clearing, Macon Co., NC, ca. 1907. 44Boundaries of Timber, ca. 1905. 45Boundaries of Timber, ca. 1905. 46Mountain scenery, ca. 1906. 47A fine hemlock forest, Mt. LeConte. 48Second growth Hardwoods, ca. 1906. 49River Birch, Macon Co., NC, ca. 1907. 50Mountain Hardwoods, ca. 1907. 1451Balsam Christmas trees, ca. 1906. 52Hardwood forest, Western, NC, ca. 1906. 53Mountain valley hardwoods, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1905. 54Chestnut blight, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1909. 55Hardwood Timber, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1905. 56Young Pine Timber, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1905. 57Poor Forestry Management, Mitchell Co., NC, ca. 1908. 58Spruce Thickets, Mitchell Co., NC, ca. 1908. 59Unidentified Forest, ca. 1908. 60Fir trees, ca. 1900s. 61Unidentified forests, ca. 1900s. 62Unidentified forests, ca. 1900s. 63Unidentified forests, ca. 1900s. 64Lumbering in Cypress Swamp, Robeson Co., NC, ca. 1890. 65Forest condition on the Blue Ridge, ca. 1904. 66Vanderbilt's Lumber Camp, Transylvania Co., NC, ca. 1900. 67Forest condition along the Blue Ridge, ca. 1904. 68Large Poplar tree down, Wilkes Co., NC, ca. 1906. 69Gum Swamp, Craven Co., NC, ca. 1904. 70Chestnut and Oak forest, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1903 (3) 71Fence post, ca. 1950. 72Scraping for Turpentine, ca. 1900s. (LS) 73Saw Mill, ca. 1900s. (2) 74Saw Mill, Belhaven, NC, ca. 1906. (n) 75Young pine, Fuquay Springs, ca. 1900. (n) 76Pine Lumber yard, Chowan Co., NC, 1890 77Logging cars near Durham, NC, ca. 1905 78Oxen and Log Cart, ca. 1900 Logging at a Lumber Mill, ca. 1909. (2) 79Up and Down pit hand saw (pre 1900). (3) 80 Vanderbilt Lumbering Camp, Transylvania Co., NC. (N.76.8.319) 81Saw, ca. 1920. (n) 82Saw Mill near Wilmington, NC, ca. 1905. (2) 83Turpentine Barrels, Bladen Co., NC, ca. 1910. (2) (n) 84Up and Down pit hand saw (pre 1900). (n) 85Saw Mill yard, ca. 1900s. 86Central Power Plant, Belhaven, NC, ca. 1905. (cyan) 87Cooperage Plant, Belhaven, NC, ca. 1906. (n) 88Saw Mill machinery. 89Pennyroyal distillery, ca. 1900s. 90Spirittine Chemical Works, Wilmington, NC, ca. 1900. 91Typical small saw mill, Atlantic Pine Belt, ca. 1900s. Forts, ca. 1890, n.d. 1Old Confederate Fort, Brunswick Co., NC, ca. 1890. 2Fort Caswell, Brunswick Co., NC. (N.71.5.180) Fruits and Orchards, 1900-1908 1Apple Show and Festival, Saluda, NC; Orchard of George Shellem. (n) 2Basket of peaches, Southern Pines, NC, 1905.(n) 3Basket of early peaches, Aberdeen, NC, ca. 1900. (n) 4Basket of early harvest peaches, Aberdeen, NC, ca. 1900. (n) 5Carman Peach Tree, Southern Pines, ca. 1900. (3) 6Peach Orchard, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1908 Apple Trees, Henderson Co., NC, ca. 1906 Plum Tree, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1900 Peach Orchard, Moore Co., NC, ca. 1908. (6) 7Fruit cars, Southern Pines, NC, ca. 1900. (cyan) 8Peach Orchard, Candor, NC. (n) 9Peach Orchard, Candor, NC, 1905. (n) 10Unidentified fruit tree, n.d. (n) 11Mountain grown apples in shed, Yancey Co., NC. (n) (N.83.6.127) 12Unidentified orchard, n.d. (n) (broken) 13Orchard tree, n.d. (n) 14Pear Orchard, Newport, NC. (n) 15Pear Orchard, Newport, NC. (n) (damaged) 16Peaches and Okra, Newport, NC, ca. 1904 Mountain Apples, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1904; Niagara Grapes, Moore Co., NC, ca. 1907 Spraying Pear Orchard, Southern Pines, NC, ca. 1904 Apple trees, Gastonia, NC, 1902; Spraying Fruit trees, Vass, NC, 1904. (5) 1517Pears and Apples, ca. 1906. 18Niagara Vineyard, Moore Co., NC, ca. 1900. (n) (broken) 19A mountain family peeling apples. (LS) 20Grapes, Southern Pines, NC, ca. 1900. (n) 21Peach Orchard, Candor, NC, ca. 1903. 22Abundance Plum, Raleigh, NC., ca. 1900. (n) 23Abundance Plum, ca. 1900. (n) 24Delaware Grapes, Niagara Vineyard, Southern Pines, NC, ca. 1900. (n) 25Peach Orchard, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1900. 26Interior of a Mountain Apple House, Hendersonville, NC, ca. 1906. 27Niagara Vineyard, Southern Pines, NC, ca. 1900. (n) 28Lumbertwig Apples, Henderson Co., NC, ca. 1906. 29Apple tree bearing fruit, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1905. 30Mahler's Vineyard, near Raleigh, NC. (2) 31Grape vine and old scuppernong vine, Roanoke, ca. 1900. (1) (n) 32Women peeling apples, Apple House, Yancey Co., NC. (n) Geology, ca. 1900-1954 1Paleontology, Fort Barnwell, Craven Co., NC, 1941. (3) 2Shell Rock Wall, New Bern Cemetery, 1942. (2)(2n) 3Lithology, Granite Gneiss, 1931. (4n) 4Uwharrie Siderite, Meteorites, 1931. (2n) 5Folded strata, North Cove, 1927. (n) 6Kyanite, Yancey Co., NC, 1931. (6n) 7Esso Well Cores, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1946. (n) 8Granite, Stone Mountain, 1943. (3n) 9Granite Boulder, Wilkes Co., NC, 1943. (3n) 10Mica - Industrial Cuts, 1941. (3n) 11Barite Ores, 1933. (4n) 12Meteorite, Chatham Co., NC, 1952. 13Kyanite, Yancey Co., NC, 1931. 14Fulgurite, Rags Head, NC, n.d. 15Unidentified rock formation, McDowell Co., NC. 16Stone Mountain, Wilkes Co., NC, 1943. (7) 17"Rat Et" Rock, Wilkes Co., NC, 1943. (9) 18Barite, 1932. 19Uwharrie Siderite, Randolph Co., NC, 1931. (3) 20Granite Gneiss, Lenoir Co., NC, 1931. (3) 21Meteorites, Farmville, NC. (3) 22Granite Quarry Site, Fountain, NC. (2) 23Paleontology by H. G. Richards, Johnston Wake County Line, 1942. 24Bag of carnotite ore, Orange, NJ, 1925. 25Acid vats used in refining Radium, 1925. 26Radium after refining, ca. 1925. 27Carnotite mines, Paradox Valley, Colorado, ca. 1925. 28Filter Press used to extract Radium, ca. 1925. 29Evaporating Dishes, Radium, ca. 1925. 30Zinc Sulfide applied to watches, ca. 1925. 31Vats of Radium from Carnotite Ore, ca. 1925. 32Chemicals and ores arriving by train, Orange, NJ, ca. 1925. 33Well Cores, Esso, Cape Hatteras, NC, 1946. 34Leopardite carving (granite), Charlotte, NC, 1954. 35Livingstone Creek, Pender Co., NC, ca. 1900. 36Large block of mica, ca. 1940s. (6) 37Meteorite exhibit, 1957. 38Rock, Meteorite, and Gem Cases, Museum of Natural Science, 1967. (12) 39Lightning Ridge Black Opal, Australia. 40Automatic Lapping Machines for grinding quartz. (18) 41Paleontology, Greene Co., NC. (5) 42Emerald Crystal from Hiddenite, NC. (n) 43Emerald Crystal. (n) Meteorites 1Farmville, NC and Wilkes Co., NC. (6) 2Farmville, NC, 1934. (12) 3Nashville, NC, 1933. (6) 4Jackson, Moore, and Wilkes Cos., NC. (11) 5Farmville, NC and Randolph Co., NC, 1930-1934. 6Bald Mountain, NC and Jackson, NC, 1929.(12) 7Graves Meteorite, Moore Co., NC, 1913. 16 Great Lake, 1905-1939 1Great Lake - hunting, fishing, bird rookeries, 1909. (3) (9n) 2Views of Great Lake and vicinity, ca. 1909. (8) 3Views of Great Lake and vicinity, ca. 1906-1907. (6) 4Hunting Ducks, Camp Bryan, Lake Ellis, ca. 1908-1910. (5) (10n) 5Bird Rookeries, Great Lake, 1909. (17n) 6Osprey nests, Great Lake, 1910 Cattle, Camp Bryan, 1906. (15n) 7Boating on Lake Ellis, ca. 1939 (c. 1910)(9) (5n) 8Bird Colonies, Lake Ellis and Great Lake, ca. 1906-1911. (5) (15n) 9Bird Colonies and Fishing at Great Lake/Little Lake, ca. 1909-1912. (1) (14n) 10Fishing at Little Lake, Lake Ellis, and Slocumb Creek, ca. 1910-1913. (11n) 11Views of Great Lake and vicinity, Craven Co., NC, 1909. (14) (n) 12Views of Great Lake and vicinity, Craven Co., NC, 1906-1909, 1939. (15) 13Black family who lived near Slocumb's Creek, Craven Co., NC, ca. 1907-1912. (4) (5n) 14Slocumb's Creek, Craven Co., NC, 1905. (6) History, 1588-1944 (bulk 1900-1944) 1Big Tom Wilson, Mt. Mitchell, Yancey Co., NC, 1906. (2) (n) 2Remains of St. Phillips Church, Brunswick Co., NC, 1940. (3n) 3Folies Begere, Paris, France, 1944. 4Bomb Ruins in Germany, World War II. (24) 5John White Drawing of Pomeiock, an Indian village. 6Daily Wash up, Camp Guthrie, France, World War I. 7Painting of Penelope Barker. 8Painting of Sir Walter Raleigh, 1588. 9Prospective settlers from Illinois at Artesia, NC, ca. 1900, erecting a building. 10Historical Carriage used in St. Mary's School Centennial, ca. 1940s. 11Bronze Teapot, Edenton Tea Party. 12Frank Spikes dressed in Lodge Regalia, ca. 1916. 13Home of George McCamie, birthplace of Andrew Jackson, ca. 1911. (n) 14Brandon Coat of Arms, 1910. (n) 15Brandon Coat of Arms, 1910. (n) 16Capt. Randolph Shotwell. (n) 17Capt. Randolph Shotwell. (n) 18Robert Burns' liquor still. (n) 19Robert Burns' liquor still. (n) 20Smokestack of the Gunboat Albemarle, 1914. (n) 21Queen Elizabeth (portrait) (n) 22Line Drawing of Civil War ironclad Albemarle. (n) Home Canning, ca. 1908-1917 1Exhibit of NC Home Canning Club Products. (n) 2Home Demonstration of Canning, Mrs. Jane McKimmon, ca. 1908-1917. (n) 3Home Demsonstration on Canning, Mrs. Jane McKimmon, ca. 1908-1917. (1) Horses, 1905-1910 1Two year old colt (Percheron). (2) 2Two year old colts (2 Percherons). (2) 3Black Mare and 4 month old Colt. 4Two year old Colt (Percheron). 5Wild Ponies at Ocracoke, ca. 1905. (N.77.4.1) 6Gray Mare and one year old Colt. 7Horses, Myrtle Hill Farm, Cumberland Co., NC, ca. 1910. (n) 8Horses, Myrtle Hill Farm, Cumberland Co., NC, 1910. (n) 9Draft Horse, Melville Farms, Haw River, NC, ca. 1906. (1) (n) 10Horses grazing. Hotels and Motels, n.d. 1Postcards of various hotels (6 PCD) Miami, FL Summerton, SC Philadelphia, PA Ocala, FL Williamsburg, VA. 17 Hunting, 1913-1941, n.d. 1Gator hunting, Lake Ellis. (2) 2Views of Camp Bryan, Lake Ellis, Craven Co., NC. 3Bunch of Brant (dead game), Ocracoke, NC. (n) 4Hunting, Eastern N.C. (2) 5Bunch of Bluebills (dead game), Ocracoke, NC. (n) 6Pair of Canada Geese (dead game), Ocracoke, NC. (n) 7Deer Hunter's Camp, Hyde Co., NC. (n) 8Hunting, Lake Waccamaw area, Columbus Co., NC, 1913.(2) 9Osprey Banding, Orton Pond, 1942. (3) 10Hunters from Burnsville, NC, near Mt. Mitchell, ca. 1906. (N.76.9.11) 11Bailey-Prescott Hunting Camp, Acme, 1941. (2n) 12Duck shooting, Lake Ellis/Pamlico Sound. (3) 13Hunter's Camp, Lake Ellis, NC. 14Hunting, Mrs. Marion Boggs, Waynesville, NC. Hunting Camps, 1914-1942 1N.C. State Gun Club, hunting in Columbus Co., NC, 1937. (4) 2Cedar Island Club House, 1938 Hunting Clubhouse, Carteret Co., NC, 1912.(1) (n) 3Bus Camp, Atlantic Beach, NC, 1939-1942. (2) 4Bailey Hunting Camp, Acme, NC, 1941. (3) (3n) 5Pilentery Club House Remains, Core Banks, 1941. (4n) 6Onslow Hunting Club, Onslow Co., NC Ca. 1914-1918.(1) (12n) 7Ca. 1917-1928. (3) (12n) 8Ca. 1914-1935. (19) 9Ca. 1915-1935. (16) 10Ca. 1914-1934. (15) 11Ca. 1927-1930. (14) 12Ca. 1917-1928. (15) 13Ca. 1917-1935. (1) (13n) 14Ca. 1914-1935. (18n) 15Ca. 1914-1935. (24n) 16Ca. 1916-1934. Indians, ca. 1890s 1Cherokee Indian Band, ca. 1890s. Individuals, 1890-1920 1Unidentified Black Family on a porch, n.d. (LS) 2Capt. Palmer Davis and small child, Beaufort, NC, 1912 Unidentified children in a sandbox. (2) (6n) 3Unidentified group at a lake. (7n) 4Unidentified individuals, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1914 People at an unidentified camp. (4n) 5Unidentified women dressed in Victorian style, ca. 1890s. 6Unidentified group of men Capt. Pat Etheridge, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900-1903. (2) 7T. Gilbert Pearson, ca. 1920. Invertebrates, 1913-1961 1Actobatis narinari specimen, 1913. (2 positive slides) 2Fiddler crabs, 1913; Crab specimens, 1948.(2) 3Octopus specimen, 1928. (n) 4Fire Ant Hill, Carteret Co., NC, 1961. Lake Junaluska, 1921 1Lake Junaluska, Haywood Co., NC, 1921. (8n) Lake Mattemuskeet, 1927 1Lake Mattamuskeet drained, Hyde Co., NC, 1927. (2) (4n) Lake Phelps, 1939 1Lake Phelps, Washington Co., NC, 1939.(8) (3n) Lake Waccamaw, 1913 1 North side, Lake Waccamaw, Columbus Co., NC, 1913, showing artesian well. (6) (6n) Lake Maps, n.d. 1Relief Map of Western N.C. (3n) Marine Life, 1913-1928 1Octopus specimen, 1928. (n) 2Sperm whale, Wrightsville Beach, NC, 1928. (3n) 3Fiddler crabs, Southport, NC, 1913. (n) Military, 1940s 1Camp Davis, Onslow Co., NC, ca. 1940s. (4) 2British Sailor's Rest Camp, Crabtree Park, Wake Co., NC, 1941. (17) Mills (Grist), ca. 1910 1Old Water Mill, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1910. 2Old time mountain mill, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1910. 3Modern mountain mill, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1910. Minerals, ca. 1910 1An Emerald Crystal, Alexander Co., NC, ca. 1910. 18 Mines and Mining, 1890s-1942 1McKinney Feldspar Mine, Little Switzerland, NC, 1931 Mica Mine, Franklin Co., NC, 1942 Harris Clay Co., pit at Spruce Pine, NC, 1927 Pink Granite at Rimmer Gold Mine, Rowan Co., NC, n.d. (6) (1n) 2Mica, Feldspar, and Quartz, Sprunt Hill Farm, Wake Co., NC, 1942. (8) (4n) 3Mica Prospects, Alga Mine, Franklin Co., NC, 1942 Aluminum Factories, Badin, NC, ca. 1940. (3) (4n) 4 Carolina Coal Co., Chatham Co., NC, 1925 Iron Foundry, Hilton's Creek, Ashe Co., NC, ca. 1890 Mica Mine, Franklin Co., NC Fletcher Limestone Quarry, Buncombe Co., NC, 1941. (9) 5Sevier Marble Quarry, McDowell Co., NC, 1927 Barden Brick and Tile Co., Sanford, NC, 1926 Mica Plant, Plumtree, NC, 1925 Cranberry, NC, iron mining village, 1925 Quarry site, Rockingham Co., NC, ca. 1920s. (10) 6 Marble Quarry, Cherokee Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 7 Old Chilean Mill, Cold Hill, NC, 1926 Granite Quarry, Willets, NC, 1927 Harris Granite Co. Quarry, 1926. (1) (3n) 8Granite Quarry, Harris Granite Co., 1926. (1)(5n) 9 Harris Granite Co., Pelham Quarry, Caswell Co., NC, 1926 Tar Heel Mica Co., Avery Co., NC, 1925 Norman G. Smith Co., Spruce Pine, NC, 1927 Stacey Building Stone Quarry, Rockingham Co., NC, 1926. (3)(7n) 10Neverson Granite Quarry, Wilson Co., NC, 1930 Sevier Marble Quarry, McDowell Co., NC, 1927 Cranberry, NC Iron Mine, Avery Co., NC, 1925 Manganese Oxide Deposit, Globe, NC, 1942 Harris Clay Co., Spruce Pine, NC, 1927. (1)(6n) 11Lundy Pit, Harris Clay Co., Spruce Pine, NC, 1927 Staley Gearhardt Pyrophylite Mine, Randolph Co., NC, 1927 N.G. Smith Co. Pit, Spruce Pine, 1927 Cranberry, NC Iron Mine, Avery Co., NC, 1927 White Mine Marble Quarry, Cherokee Co., NC, 1927. (10) 12Cranberry, NC Iron mining village, Avery Co., NC, 1925 McKinney Feldspar Mine, Little Switzerland, NC, 1931 Carolina Coal Co., Chatham Co., NC, 1925 Sevier Quarry, McDowell Co., NC, 1927 Proposed Quarry Site, Rockingham Co., NC, ca. 1920s. (8n) Miscellaneous, 1900s-1970s 1Magnolia Gardens, Charleston, SC, 1923. (11) 2Lost Colony theatrical stage, ca. 1930s. 3Views of California and Mexico. (7) 4Child with St. Bernard Dog, Will Robbins Home, Hillsboro St., Raleigh, NC, ca. 1900s Hunting catch, Sampson Co., NC, ca. 1900 Patrol shacks, Camp Craggy, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1940 Flags atop the Agriculture Building, Raleigh, NC, 1967. (5) 5Souvenir photo set of World War I scenes, France and Germany, ca. 1920. (60) 6N. C. Capitol and grounds, ca. 1970s. 7Joe Anderson's Garrote Chair, New Bern, NC, 1928. Museum of Natural History, 1890s-1970s 1Garland Jones, Harry T. Davis, T. K. Bruner, and miscellaneous Museum staff. (1) (5n) 2Unidentified individuals associated with the Museum of Natural History. (5n) 3H. H. Brimley and unidentified children. (4n) 4T. K. Bruner Family, ca. 1900. 5H. H. Brimley, Museum of Natural History, 1934. 6Museum of Natural History, Fish Exhibit, ca. 1900s. 7Cross Section of Cypress Tree, Museum of Natural History, 1955. 8Agricultural Building, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1890s. (n) 9Glossy Ibis, H. H. Brimley, ca. 1940s. 10Agriculture Building, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1905. (5n) 11Agriculture Building, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1905. (8) 12Agriculture Building, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1905. 13Exhibit Hall, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1900. (n) 14Museum Specimens, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1900. (n) 15Harry T. Davis, Museum of Natural History, 1959. 16Harry T. Davis and Roxie Collie Simpson with a beaked whale fetus, ca. 1940. 17Interior Fountain, Museum of Natural History. (1) (n) 18Whale skeleton during assembly, Museum of Natural History. 19Mineral Room, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1900. 20Trophies and Premiums taken on N.C. Apple Exhibits, ca. 1900. 21N.C. Dept. of Agriculture Building, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1890. 22View of Raleigh looking North from atop State Capitol, ca. 1890. (2) 23T. K. Bruner and others using old camera on Big Bald, ca. 1890s. (4) (3n) 24Mineral Exhibit and Whale Skeleton, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1900. 25Exhibit Hall, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1900. 26Harry T. Davis at mound site cabin, 1938. 27Taxidermy on Whale Shark by Harry T. Davis, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1930s. 28Harry T. Davis looking at a Passenger Pigeon display, 1958. 29H. T. Davis and others, Oregon Inlet, 1953. (See identifications on reverse) 30H. T. Davis banding a bird as a demonstration for three children, Museum of Natural History, 1949. 31H. T. Davis looking at a display, Museum of Natural History, 1951. 32H. T. Davis and Roxie Collie Simpson working on a beaked whale fetus, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1940. 33H. T. Davis displaying horse jawbone and teeth, Museum of Natural History, 1958. 34H. T. Davis working on a snake display, Museum of Natural History, 1938. 35H.T. Davis, Museum of Natural History, 1945, (3). 36Lucy Reeves (Mrs. Hal Dortch), stenographer to the Commissioner of Agriculture, ca. 1900. 37Robert Jones, Janitor for the Museum of Natural History, 1918-1937, ca. 1930s. 38Garland Jones, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1920s. (2) 39H.T. Davis, R. Collie Simpson and children in The Museum of Natural History workroom, 1937. 1940Frank B. Meacham, Museum of Natural History Workroom, 1951. 41Taxidermy in the Museum of Natural History Workroom, 1953. 42J. W. Johnson doing taxidermy, 1951. 43Owen Woods cleaning a snake case, 1951. 44H.H. Brimley, Harry T. Davis, and Roxie Collie Simpson in the Museum workroom, 1938. 45Arranging a display, Museum of Natural History, 1953. 46T.K. Bruner and others at Blowing Rock, NC, ca.1890s. 47Operation Recovery, Cape Lookout, 1955. 48Whaling Tools display, Museum of Natural History, 1941. (2) 49T.K. Bruner on a fishing trip, 1906-1907 H.H. Brimley and his brother, Museum of Natural History workroom, 1940s. 50Whale skeleton on display, Museum of Natural History, 1951. 51H. H. Brimley examining Blue Marlin in a Museum display, 1943. 52H. H. Brimley working on a Beaked Whale specimen, 1944. 53H. H. Brimley working on a Beaked Whale specimen, 1944. 54H. H. Brimley home, Raleigh, NC, 1908 and 1923; Roxie Collie Simpson with binoculars on a birdviewing trip, Yates Pond, Wake County, NC, 1942; Harry T. Davis in the Museum of Natural History office, 1945. (4n) 55Blind visitors, school groups, and military visitors at the Museum of Natural History, ca. 1938-1942. (7n) 56Military visitors view exhibits, Museum of Natural History, 1942. (11n) 57School children view Museum of Natural History exhibits, ca. 1949-1968 Museum workroom, 1938 Museum display, 1942. (14) (2n) 58Museum visitors view exhibits, 1940-1947. 59Cuban Black Marlin on display, Museum of Natural History, 1939. 60Military visitors view exhibits, 1942. (5) (n) 61School children view exhibits, ca. 1940; Wood exhibit, Museum of Natural History, 1967; View of Museum interiors, ca. 1970s (contact prints). (4) 62Museum of Natural History exhibits, ca. 1930-1960s; Bird specimens, ca. 1966. (7) 63Museum of Natural History exhibits, ca. 1960s; Specimen storage, 1966. (6) 64Museum of Natural History exhibits, ca. 1960s Liberty Bell, special exhibit at the Museum, 1950. (6) 65Snake exhibit, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1950s; Heron exhibit, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1950s. (1) (3n) 66Mammal and waterfowl exhibits, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1950s. (2) 67Snake exhibit, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1960s Fish exhibit, ca. 1950s. (5) (n) 68Reception Desk, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1960s Entrance, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1940s. (9) (2n) 69Skeletal Exhibits, Museum of Natural History, 1950s-1960s. (4) 70Children and young adults viewing exhibits, ca. 1940s-1960s. (6) 71Children and blind people viewing exhibits, ca. 1940s-1950s. 72William L. Hamnett; Stephen K. Bruner; Mary Weathers and Grace John Roxie Collie Simpson Jack Dermid - Museum staff. (6) (2n) 73Jack Dermid preparing cardinal case, 1950; Ed Buffaloe chaining a whale skeleton, 1958. (3) 74Frank Spikes in full uniform, Museum of Natural History, n.d. (n) 75Adicks, Riddick, and Adams, Museum of Natural History, 1913. (n) 76T. W. H_____?, Museum of Natural History, 1913. (n) 77T. K. Bruner Residence, 1893. (n) 78T. W. H_____?, Museum of Natural History, 1913. (n) 79T. K. Bruner family, ca. 1890s. (1) (n) 80Group at Blowing Rock, NC, ca. 1890s. 81Historical marker at the Museum of Natural History, 1942. (4) (5n) 82Exterior of the Agricultural Building, n.d. (n) 83Exhibit Halls, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1925. (1) (n) 84Fish Exhibit, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1942. (3) (n) 85Front Entrance, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1925, 1930s, 1941. (5) (2n) 86Mounted Buffalo, Elk, and Bear, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1906; School children viewing exhibits, ca. 1960s. (1) (n) 87Sperm Whale skeleton, during assembly, Museum of Natural History, 1930. (2n) 88Examining skeletal remains, Museum of Natural History workroom, ca. 1960s. 89Flowering cactus plant, Museum of Natural History, n.d. 90Student assistants, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1970s. (5) 91Museum of Natural History staff working with school children, ca. 1970s. (3) 92Mounted animal specimens, Museum of Natural History, 1953. Museums, Miscellaneous, 1920-1965 1National Museum of Canada, exhibits, 1957. (7) 2Greensboro Junior Museum, 1958. (2) 3Peabody Museum, New Haven, CT, exhibits, 1950. (3) 4U.S. Museum of Natural History, exhibits, 1958. (7) 5American Museum, Bird exhibit, n.d. 6Smithsonian Institution, Textile machinery exhibit, 1965. (11) 7Folder Museum Habitat Groups, booklet published by the New Jersey Dept. of Conservation and Development, 1929. 8Postcards of miscellaneous museums and museum exhibits, ca. 1920s-1950s. (12) 9Two postcard fold out sets: The Colorado Museum of Natural History, Denver, Colorado, 1940; The Vanderbilt Museum, Centerport, NY, ca. 1940s. NC Shell Club, 1961 1North Carolina Shell Club Members and Shell Exhibit, ca. 1961. (5) 20 NC State Exposition, 1884 1Halifax Co., NC Exhibit, NC State Exposition, 1884. 2Cleveland Co., NC Exhibit, NC State Exposition, 1884. (2) 3Lincoln Co., NC Exhibit, NC State Exposition, 1884. 4Exhibit Hall, NC Exposition, 1884. (2) 5Forsyth Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 6Pitt Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 7Johnston Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 8Wake Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 9N.C. Home Insurance Co. Display, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 10Forsyth Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 11Forsyth Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 12Durham Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 13Durham Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 14Durham Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 15Durham Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 16Unidentified exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 17J. C. Brewster and Co., N.C. Exposition, 1884. 18W. T. Blackwell's Tobacco Co. Display, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 19Chatham Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 20Chatham Co. Exhibit, N.C. Exposition, 1884. 21Grand Stand arid Race Track, Drill Team, N.C. Exposition, 1884. NC State Fair, 1912-1932 1N.C. State Fair Exhibit, ca. 1912. (n) (broken) 2N.C. State Fair Exhibit, ca. 1912. (n) 3N.C. State Fair Exhibit, ca. 1912. (n) 4N.C. State Fair Exhibit, ca. 1912. (n) 5N.C. State Fair Exhibit, ca. 1912. (n) 6N.C. State Fair Exhibit, ca. 1912. (n) 7N.C. State Fair Exhibit, ca. 1912. (n) 8N.C. State Fair Exhibit, ca. 1912. (n) 9N.C. State Fair Exhibit, 1919. (7) 10N.C. State Fair Exhibit, 1920. (7) 11N.C. State Fair Exhibit, 1922. (7) 12N.C. Department of Agriculture display, NC State Fair, 1931. (2) 13N.C. State Fair Exhibit, ca. 1920s-1930s; State Fair Special, Macon, NC, 1932. (4) 14N.C. State Fair, Horticultural Exhibit, n.d. Orton Plantation, 1913-1940s 1Views of Orton Mansion and Plantation, Brunswick Co., NC, ca. 1913-1941. (9) (n) 2Orton Plantation Mansion and Pond, ca. 1913, 1920 Remains of St. Phillip's Church, ca. 1940s. (10) Postcards, n.d. 1 Miscellaneous postcards showing artwork, n.d. (6) 2Miscellaneous postcards showing artwork and Mexican archaeological sites, n.d. (6) 3Miscellaneous postcards showing Mexico and various archaeological sites, n.d. (6) 4Miscellaneous postcards showing Mexican lakes and rivers, n.d. (10) 5Miscellaneous postcards showing Mexican archaeological sites, n.d. (7) 21 Pottery, 1925, n.d. 1North State Pottery, Lee County, NC, 1925. (2n) 2Display of Pottery from North Carolina, n.d. (n) Scenic Central NC, ca. 1890s-1910 1Lewis Farms, Wake Co., NC. (n) 2Highway Bridge, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1900. (n) 3Sandhills, Moore Co., NC, ca. 1900. (n) 4The Pines, Southern Pines, Moore Co., NC. (n) 5Sandhills Road, Moore Co., NC, ca. 1900. (n) 6Unidentified House and Farm, ca. 1910. (n) 7Highway, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1900. (n) 8County Road near Raleigh, NC. (n) 9Farming in the Piedmont region. (n) 10R. J. Holmes, Jr. Farm, Rowan Co., NC. (n) 11Farming Country, Raleigh, NC. (n) 12Country Road, Raleigh, NC. (n) 13Jeffrey's Tobacco Growers House, Person Co., NC. (n) 14Farm and Home, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1905. (n) 15Typical Road, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1900. (n) 16Neuse River Bank, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1900. 17Unidentified Institution; ca. 1890s. 18Unidentified Park and Gazebo, ca. 1890s. 19Hogg Dortch House, ca. 1890s. 20Poole's Neuse River Seining Camp, Wake Co., NC, ca. 1900. 21Farming near Raleigh, NC, ca. 1906. 22Black Lands, ca. 1890s. 23White Oaks, Chapel Hill, NC, ca. 1890s. 24Prison Camp and Quarry, Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 25Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 26Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 27Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 28Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 29Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 30Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 31Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 32Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 33Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 34Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 35Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 36Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 37Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 39Public Road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 40Bales of cotton and wood on the public road leading to Charlotte, NC, ca. 1890. 41Pharmacy Hall, UNC Chapel Hill, ca. 1890s. 42UNC Chapel Hill Campus, ca. 1890s. 43Smith's River, Rockingham Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 44Site of Fort Defiance, Caldwell Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 45Campus scene, Davidson College, Davidson, NC, ca. 1890s. 46Bracebridge Farm, Edgecombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 47Wake County Road Bridge, ca. 1890s. 48Wake County Road Bridge and carriage, ca. 1890s. 49Farmland east of Wake Forest, NC, ca. 1890s. 50Railroad tie on a timber ramp (?), Moore Co., NC, ca. 1906. 22 Scenic Coastal Plains, 1890s-1942 1Natural Wells and Alum Springs, Catherine Lake, Onslow Co., NC, ca. 1928. (2) 2Harbor Island Light, Carteret Co., NC, 1909. (2n) 3Views of Pines and Sand ridges, Onslow Co., NC, 1938. (1) (4n) 4Natural wells and Alum Springs, Catherine Lake, Onslow Co., NC, ca. 1928. (6) (4n) 5Child on the causeway at Wrightsville Beach, 1913. (n) 6Portsmouth, Carteret Co., NC, 1927. (2n) 7Wright Memorial, Dare Co., NC, 1935. (1) (n) 8Steps of Hotel Nags Header, Dare Co., NC, 1935. (2n) 9Manteo, Dare Co., NC, 1939. (n) 10Pivers Island, Beaufort, NC, 1912. (n) 11Morehead Villa Hotel, Carteret Co., NC, 1925. (1) (2n) 12Camping at Ocracoke, NC, 1912. (n) 13Samuel East Hamilton tombstone, Atlantic, NC, 1942. (3n) 14Yacht at Morehead City, Carteret Co., NC, 1935. (PCD) 15Pony herding near Beaufort, NC, ca. 1907. (PCD) 16Nags Header Hotel steps, Nags Read, NC, 1935. (2) 17Fishing in Pamlico Sound, 1932. 18Tuscarora Beach, Chowan River, Hertford Co., NC, 1942. (2) 19Ocracoke Village, Hyde Co., NC, 1939. 20Brock's Pond, Jones Co., NC. (3) 21Alston Plantation, Warren Co., NC, 1925. 22Snow scene in Beaufort, NC, ca. 1940s. (2) 23Edgar Bryan House, Craven Co., NC, 1912. (1) (n) 24Country Road with carriage near Wilmington, NC, ca. 1903. 25River scenes near Fayetteville, NC, ca. 1890s. 26Views of houses, woods and rivers, Onslow Co., NC. (2) (2LS) 27Wagon passing Customs building, Wilmington, NC. (n) 28Tenants House, Interstate Cooperage Co., Belhaven, NC. (n) 29Deer Reserve, Hyde Co., NC, 1890. 30View on Drugg Farm, Morehead City, NC, 1890. 31Scene in Eastern, NC Swamps, ca. 1890s. 32Tar River, Edgecombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 33Site of Charleston settlement by Sir John Yeamans on Cape Fear River, 1665, ca. 1890s. 34Oaks with spanish moss on the bank of an unidentified river, ca. 1890s. Scenic Western NC, 1890s-1927 1Wray Villa, Cane River, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1903. (1) (2n) (N.76.9.9) 2Mountain streams and mill, ca. 1900. (n) 3Scenic valley in Henderson Co., NC, ca. 1900. (n) 4Mountain stream, ca. 1900. (n) 5Mountain waterfall, ca. 1900. (n) 6Bailey's Deer Park, Mitchell Co., NC, ca. 1900. (n) (N.83.6.129) 7Waterfalls in Western NC, ca. 1900. (n) 8Waterfalls in Western NC, ca. 1900.(n) 9French Broad River below Asheville, NC, ca. 1900. (n) 10Placid Mountain River, Western NC, ca. 1900. (n) 11Mountain River (French Broad), Western NC, ca. 1900. (n) 12Mountain Valley, Western NC, ca. 1900. (n) 13Mountain scene, Western NC, ca. 1900. (n) 14Mt. Pisgah, Henderson Co., NC, 1921. (18n) 15Near Round Knob, McDowell Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 16Mountain farm, McDowell Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 17Stroups Trestle, McDowell Co., NC, ca. 1890. 18Country Road, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890. 19Mountain Pasture, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890. 20The Swannanoa River, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890. 21Murphy Division, Southern Railway, Haywood County, NC, ca. 1890. 22Pigeon River, Haywood County, NC, ca. 1890. 23Round Knob, McDowell Co., NC, ca. 1890. 24Southern Railroad winding around Round Knob, McDowell Co., NC, ca. 1890. 25Jefferson and Negro Mountain, Ashe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 26Wild Cat Rock, ca. 1890s. 27Farm lands in the North fork of New River, Ashe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 28Omakaluka Cascades near Highlands, NC/Caesar's Head, NC/SC, ca. 1890s. 29Chimney Rock and Falls, Rutherford Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 30Near Chimney Rock, Rutherford Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 31Cox Farm, Rutherford Co., NC, ca. 1890. 32Valley Farm, Rutherford Co., NC, ca. 1890. 33Murphy Division, Southern Railway, Jackson Co., NC, ca. 1890. 34Southern Railway, McDowell Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 35Mountain peaks above clouds, Buncombe Co., NC, 1890; Railroad from Round Knob, McDowell Co., NC, ca. 1890s. (2) 36Bridgman Place, Paint Fork, Madison Co., NC, 1890s. 37Old Mill near Waynesville, NC; Boat in a swampy pond area, ca. 1890s. 38Mt. Whiteside, ca. 1890s. 39Nantamala Gorge, ca. 1890s. 40Black Mountains seen from Burnsville, NC, ca. 1900. (N.77.5.37A) 41Mountain Valley Fields and Rail Fence, Caldwell Co., NC, ca. 1906. (N.77.5.41) 42In the Hollow, Mitchell Co., NC, ca. 1900. (N.77.5.39A) 43Mountain farming in a valley, ca. 1900. (N.77.5.40) 44Lover's Leap, Madison Co., NC, ca. 1890s. (N.77.5.36) 45In the Craggies, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 46In the Craggies, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 47Dome of the Craggies; Smokey Mountains from the Tennessee River, ca. 1890s. (N.77.5.34; N.77.5.35) 2348Hiwassee River from the mouth of Brasstown Creek, ca. 1890s. 49Farms among the mountains, Ashe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 50French Broad River/View of Whiteside Mountain, 1890s. 51Mountain Home; Whiteside Mountain, 1890s. 52Mt. Mitchell Monument; Whiteside Mountain looking Northeast, ca. 1890. 53View from Mt. Mitchell; View on Spring Creek, ca. 1890s. 54The Craggy Mountains, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 55Swannanoa River, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 56The Craggy Mountains, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 57The Craggy Mountains, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 58The Craggy Mountains, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 59Mountain Farm, Surry Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 60Mountain Farm and Fields, ca. 1890s. 61Farm in Happy Valley, Caldwell Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 62Big Tom Wilson, Mt. Mitchell, ca. 1908. 63Mountain Homes and Farms, ca. 1900s. (5) 64Eroded River Cliffs, ca. 1890s. 65Unidentified Mountains, ca. 1890s. 66Unidentified Mountain Pasture and Path, ca. 1890s. 67Unidentified Mountains, ca. 1890s. 68Unidentified Rock formations, ca. 1890s. 69Unidentified Mountain Pasture and Path, ca. 1890s. 70Unidentified Mountain Pasture and Path, ca. 1890s. 71Unidentified Mountain Pasture and Path, ca. 1890s. 72Unidentified Mountainside and Cabin, ca. 1890s. 73On the Yonahlossee Road, ca. 1907. (N.76.8.324) 74Mountainside Waterfall, ca. 1890s. 75Wray Villa, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900-1920s. (6) (3n) 76Grandfather Mountain, Avery Co., NC, ca. 1908. 77Wray Family Camping Party on Big Bald, 1906. (N.76.9.2) 78Shook House and Mill at Price's Creek, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. (N.76.9.5, N.76.9.8) (2) 79Still shelter, ca. 1896. (N.83.6.121) 80Mill at Price's Creek, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. (2) (N.76.9.3, N.76.9.6) 81On the Yonahlossee Road, ca. 1907. (N.76.8.324) 82Mountain Meadow on Roan Mountain, ca. 1907. (N.76.8.325) 83On the Yonahlossee Road, ca. 1906. (N.76.8.323) 85Mountain Farm in Henderson Co., NC, ca. 1908. 86Grandfather Mountain, Avery Co., NC, ca. 1906. 87Mountain Stream Bed, ca. 1900. 88Mountain scenery, ca. 1907. 89Andrews, Cherokee Co., NC, ca. 1905. 90Mountain scene in Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1904. 91Andrews, Cherokee Co., NC, ca. 1905. 92Mountain scene, ca. 1906. 93Mountain Valley Farm, Henderson Co. 94Lake Sapphire, Transylvania Co., NC, ca. 1905. 95Rocky summit of mountain and timbered valley, ca. 1905. 96High Mountain valley, Black Mountains, ca. 1906. 97Snow remnants on high mountains, ca. 1906. 98Timbered Mountains, ca. 1905. 99Hillside in the North Carolina mountains, ca. 1906. 100Mountain scene and fields, ca. 1906. 101Saw Mill in winter, ca. 1908. 102Hawksbill from Upper Linville Gorge, ca. 1906. 103Grandfather Mountain seen from S. Toe River, ca. 1906. 104Bailey's Deer Park, Spruce Pine, ca. 1906. 105Mountain Harvest, ca. 1900. 106Camping Ground, Mt. Mitchell Park, ca. 1906. 107View from the top of Mt. Mitchell, ca. 1906. 108Pisgah Mountain, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1906. 109Mountain Valley, Caldwell Co., NC, ca. 1906. 110Mountain Farm, Avery Co., NC, ca. 1906. 111Mountain scene, Burke Co., NC, ca. 1907. 112Phoenix Mountain and Valley Farm, Ashe Co. 1890. 113Mountain Farm, Ashe Co., NC, 1890s. 114Mountain Farm, Ashe Co., NC, 1890. 24115Mountain Village with vineyard, n.d. (n) (broken) 116Mountain Farm Scene, ca. 1900s. (n) 117High Mountain Ranges, Western, NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 118Corn Field in the Mountains of Western NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 119Mountain Farm and Forest, ca. 1900s. (n) 120Mountain Valley Farm, Caldwell Co., NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 121Lower Cullasaja Falls, Highlands, NC, ca. 1890s. 122Waterfall on Reems Creek, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 123Falls near Hot Springs, Madison Co., NC, 1890. 124Waterfall scene, Western NC, ca. 1890s. 125Mountain Waterfall, ca. 1907. 126Mountain Headwaters, Avery Co., NC, ca. 1906. 127Mountain Trout Stream, McDowell Co., NC, ca. 1906. 128Mountain Brook, Blue Ridge Mountains, ca. 1906. 129Mountain Falls, Upper Linville River, Avery Co., NC, ca. 1906. 130Mountain Waterfall, Mt. Mitchell, ca. 1906. 131Bridgman Place, Paint Fork, Madison Co., NC, ca. 1890s; Mountain Farm Scene. (2) 132Mountain Valley in Western NC, ca. 1900s. 133Summer Residence in the Mountains, ca. 1890s. 134Conestee Falls, ca. 1890s. 135Devil's Court House, Highlands, NC, ca. 1890s; French Broad from Strawberry Hill, ca. 1890s. 136Bailey's Bend, French Broad River, ca. 1890s. 137Nantahala Valley showing railroad tracks, ca. 1890s. 138View of Mountains from Yonahlossee Road, ca. 1890s. 139View of French Broad River from Connallys, ca. 1890s. 140French Broad River from Richmond Hill, ca. 1890s. 141View near Round Knob, McDowell Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 142Highlands, Whiteside Mountain, ca. 1890s. 143Mountain Home, ca. 1890s. 144Grandfather Mountain from Yonahlossee Road, ca. 1890s. 145View of mountains near Grandfather Mountain, ca. 1890s. 146Grandfather Mountain from Yonahlossee Road, ca. 1890s. 147Hibriten Mountain, seen from Lenoir, NC, ca. 1890s. 148New River Region, South Fork, Ashe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 149View from Chimney Rock, Rutherford Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 150River scene near Bushnell, Swain Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 151Man fishing in stream, Western NC, ca. 1890s. 152View of Stream beds, near Esmeralda Inn, Hickory-Nut Gap, NC, 1890s. 153Triple Cascades, Hickory-Nut Gap, Rutherford Co., NC, ca. 1890s. (1)(n) 154Mountain Farming, Burnsville, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900s. (N.83.6.125) 155Mountain views, Western NC, ca. 1900-1906. 156Garret Ray Wagon, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 157Mountain Cabin, ca. 1900s. 158Old Mt. Mitchell Monument, ca. 1900s. 159Mountain Stream and Pond, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900s. 160Mountain Home, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. (N.83.6.123) 161Road Cut, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900s. 162Mountain Farm near Micaville, NC, ca. 1900s. 163Hickory Nut Gap, Rutherford Co., NC, 1890. (2) (n) 164View of Hickory Nut Gap Road, Rutherford Co., NC, ca. 1890s. (2) (n) 165View of Hickory Nut Gap from a mountainside, Rutherford Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 166Three men fishing in the river, Western NC, ca. 1900s. 167Horse Pasture Falls, ca. 1890s. (Jackson Co., NC?) 168View near Round Knob, McDowell Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 169Mountain Valley Farm and Pasture, Henderson Co., NC, ca. 1900s. 170View of Mountain Laurels, ca. 1890s. 171View of Lake Toxaway from Mt. Toxaway, Transylvania Co., NC, ca. 1907. 172Pasture near Blowing Rock, ca. 1890s. 173Pasture near Blowing Rock showing view of Table Rock and Hawksbill Mountains, ca. 1890s. 174Pasture near Blowing Rock showing view of Table Rock and Hawksbill Mountains, ca. 1890s. 175The Black Mountains, Mitchell Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 25176Mountain Grass Farm, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1890s. (N.83.6.124) 177Farm Scene, Rutherford Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 178View of the French Broad River from Bailey's Bend and Summit Paint Rock, ca. 1890s. 179River side path and horse drawn cart, ca. 1890s; Murphy Railroad bridge at Bushnell, NC, ca. 1890s. 180View of a Mountain pasture near mountains known as the Three Senators, ca. 1890s Railroad bridge over a river near Marshall, NC, ca. 1890s. (2) 181Mountain Valley showing a farm and house, ca. 1900s. 182Mountain stream, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1905. 183Path along the French Broad River, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 184Banks of the Swannanoa River, Buncombe Co., NC, 1890. 185Limestone Cliffs, French Broad River, Asheville, NC, ca. 1907. 186Early saw mill, Moore Co., NC, ca. 1905. 187French Broad River near Ivy bridge, Madison Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 188Spring Creek Falls, Madison Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 189French Broad River Shore and pathway with cart, Madison Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 190French Broad River shore and pathway with cart, Madison Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 191Railroad tracks along the French Broad River, Madison Co., NC, 1890. 192Group on horses crossing the Swannanoa River, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 193Blue Ridge Southern Railway, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1912. 194Banks of the Swannanoa River, Buncombe Co., NC, 1890. 195View of a peak in the Craggies, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 196Buncombe Co., NC Scenery, ca. 1890s. 197Mountain scenery in Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890. 198Craggy Mountains, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 199View of plant growth in Craggy Mountains, ca. 1890s. 200Mt. Pisgah seen from Asheville, NC, ca. 1890s. 201Mountain scenery, Buncombe Co., NC, 1890. 202Building a turnpike, Burnsville, NC, ca. 1900. 203Building a turnpike, Burnsville, NC, ca. 1900. 204Building a turnpike, Burnsville, NC, ca. 1900. 205Mountain Farm, Burnsville, ca. 1900. 206Spinning Wool, Spruce Pine vicinity, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. (N.83.6.105) 207Fishing on horseback, Toe River, Yancey Co., NC, 1904. (N.83.6.113) 208Building a turnpike, Burnsville, NC, ca. 1900. 209Men on horseback near Cane River, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 210Mountain scenery in the Craggies, Buncombe Co., NC, 1890. 211Looking up West Fork, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1908. (n) 212Looking up North Fork, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1908. n) 213South Toe River, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 214South Toe River, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 215Mountain scenery near Burnsville, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 216South Toe River, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 217Mountain scenery near Burnsville, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 219South Toe River, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 220South Toe River, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 221View of Big Bald Mountain, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 222South Toe River, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 223View of Black Mountains, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 224South Toe River, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 225Hurricane Mountain, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900. 226Mountain scenery near Burnsville, NC, ca. 1900. 227North Toe River, Spruce Pine, NC, ca. 1900. 228Mountain Fields and Farmland, n.d. (n) 229Mountain Farmland, Henderson Co., NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 230Mountain Pasture, ca. 1900. (n) 231Mountain River, ca. 1900. (n) 232Overhanging Rock, Yonahlossee Road, ca. 1900. (n) 233Suburban Road, Asheville vicinity, ca. 1906. (n) 234Mountain Farm, ca. 1900. (n) 235Mountain Pasture, Watauga Co., NC, ca. 1900. (n) 236Mountain River, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1906. 237Mountain Farm, Ashe Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 26238Lake Toxaway, NC, 1907. (Color PCD) 239Summit Views from Mt. Mitchell, Roan Mountain, and Grandfather Mountain, ca. 1900s. (5) 240Buncombe Co., NC Farm, ca. 1900s. (n) 241Buncombe Co., NC Farm, ca. 1900s. (n) (Broken) 242Bald Mountain, ca. 1900s (n) 243French Broad River Valley, Henderson Co., NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 244Unidentified Mountain View, ca. 1900s. (n) 245Mountain view near Blowing Rock, NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 246Mountain pasture, ca. 1900s. (n) 247Deer Pasture, Hendersonville, NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 248Mountain Falls, ca. 1900s. (n) 249Mountain Pasture, ca. 1900s. (n) (N.83.6.126) 250Mountain Home near Blowing Rock, NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 251Farms and Sawmill, Western N.C., ca. 1900s. (n) 252Mountain River and scenery, ca. 1900s. (n) (Broken) 253Beech Mountain, Watauga Co., NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 254Waterfall, Western NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 255Mountain Home, ca. 1900s. (n) 256View of Mountains from Grandfather Mountain, ca. 1900s. (n) 257Mountain Valley, Henderson Co., NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 258Mountain Valley, Henderson Co., NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 259Rock Formation, Western NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 260Mountain scenery, Western NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 261A Rocky Bluff, Western NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 262Mountain River, Western NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 263Mountain Scenery, Western NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 264Mountain waterfalls, Western NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 265Mountain Valley Farm, Western NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 266Farmland, Western NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 267Farmland near Hendersonville, NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 268Mountain scenery, ca. 1900s. (n) 269Mountain Farm east of Green Mountain, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1900s. (n) (N.83.6.128) 270French Broad River, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 271Farming in French Broad Valley, Henderson Co., NC, ca. 1900s. 272Mountain Valley Farm, Western NC, ca. 1900s. (n) 273Mountain Waterfall, ca. 1900s. (n) 274Town of Spruce Pine, NC, ca. 1925. (3) (n) 275Nantahala Gorge, Macon Co., NC, 1927. (2n) 276Mountain stream and waterfall, ca. 1900s. (n) 277Mountain scenery, Avery Co., NC, 1906. 278Mountain valley and stream, ca. 1907. 279View of mountains from Grandfather Mountain, 1905. (2) 280Mountain Valley scenery, ca. 1905. 281Grandfather Mountain, ca. 1905. 282Mountain Valley Farmland, Western NC, ca. 1905. 283Mountain pasture, Western NC, ca. 1905. 284Mountain Valley Farmland, Western NC, ca. 1905. 285Mountain scenery, Western NC, ca. 1905. 286Trout stream, Western NC, ca. 1905. (2) 287Bailey's Rend, French Broad River, ca. 1905. 288Mountain Waterfall, ca. 1904. (n) Schuyler Soapstone Factory, 1930 1Views of the Quarry at Schuyler Soapstone Company, Virginia, 1930. (2) (2n) 27 Schools, 1890s-1900s 1White School, Ryland, Chowan Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 2Rural School, Alleghany Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 3School House, Grifton, Pitt Co., NC, ca. 1900s. Sharks and Rays, 1890s-1947 1Model of a Whale Shark Tail, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1930s. (12) (n) 2Models of Blue and Bonnet Sharks, Museum of Natural History, 1931. (2) (n) 3Basking Shark, head and belly Color Pattern, ca. 1935. (3) (3n) 4Whale Shark Tail and Claspers, Cape Fear River, Brunswick Co., NC, 1934. (4n) 5Head of a Basking Shark, Museum of Natural History, 1937. (2n) 6Rays caught at Swansboro, NC, 1935. (7n) 7Shark teeth fossil tooth and jaws, 1941. (6n) 8Whale Shark Tail, Cape Fear River, New Hanover NC, 1934. (12) (5n) 9Shark Teeth and Jaws, Cape Lookout, NC, 1913. (n) 10Shark Teeth and Jaws, Cape Lookout, NC, 1913. (n) 11Shark Teeth and Jaws, Cape Lookout, NC, 1913. (n) 12Shark Teeth and Jaws, Cape Lookout, NC, 1913. (n) 13Nurse Shark before casting, Morehead City, NC, n.d. (n) 14Captured Sting rays, Swansboro, NC, 1935. (21) 15Captured Sting rays, New River Inlet, NC, 1923. 16Basking shark caught at Corn Cake Inlet, Brunswick Co., NC, 1935. (5) 17Nurse shark specimen and model, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1930s. (7) 18Angel shark specimen, Museum of Natural History, ca. 1930s. (4) 19Tiger shark caught at Wrightsville Beach, NC, 1931. (2) 20Fossil Shark Tooth and modern shark jaws, ca. 1940. (3) 21Basking Shark caught at Beaufort Inlet, 1947. (4) 22Nurse shark before casting, Morehead City, NC. (n) 23Nurse shark before casting, Morehead City, NC. (n) 24Nurse shark before casting, Morehead City, NC. (n) 25Nurse shark before casting, Morehead City, NC. (n) 26Nurse shark before casting, Morehead City, NC. (n) Ships, 1944 1Christening of the USS Todd by Governor and Mrs. Cherry and others, Wilmington, NC, 1944. Smith's Island, 1890s-1941 1H. H. Brimley at Smith's Island, Brunswick Co., NC, ca. 1913 Bird marking, Smith's Island, 1941. 2Palm Trees, Smith's Island, ca. 1890s. Soil Erosion, 1890s, n.d. 1Erosion at a broken dyke near the Roanoke River, n.d. 2Erosion at a broken dyke near the Roanoke River, n.d. 3Erosion on a hillside after a gullywash, n.d. 4Hillside erosion, n.d. 5Rocky soil in abandoned cotton field, n.d. 6Severe erosion in a pit w/ exposed pipeline, ca. 1890s. Sport Fishing, 1900-1941 1Fishing, Little Lake, 1906. (n) 2Fishing, Little Lake, 1910. 3Fishing and Catching Clams, Ocracoke, NC, 1912. (3n) 4Fishing, Topsail Inlet, 1914. (2) 5Fishing, New River Inlet, 1914. 6Fishing, New River Inlet, 1915. (3) (n) 7Catch of fish on a boat, Ocracoke, NC, 1915. 8Fishing, Brown's Inlet, 1915. (2) 9Fishing, New River Inlet, 1916. (7) (3n) 10H.H. Brimley fishing, 1917; Fishing, New River Inlet, 1917. (2) 11Fishing, New River Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, ca. 1918. (5) 12Fishing, New River Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1919. (7) (9n) 13Fishing, New River Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1920. (2) (n) 14Fishing, New River Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1921. (2) (10n) 15Fishing, New River Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1921. (5n) 16Fishing near Washington, NC, 1925. (n) 17Fishing, Wake Co., NC, 1925. (n) 18Fishing, Ocracoke, NC, 1927. (2n) 19Onslow Fishing Club w/ a small alligator, Onslow Co., NC, 1928. (n) 20Fishing, Onslow Club, Onslow Co., NC, 1929. (6) (13n) 21Fishing, Brown's Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1930. (3n) 22Catch of Fish, Hatteras, NC, 1931. (2) 23Surf Fishing Gadgets, 1935. (2n) 24Fishing, Onslow Club, Onslow Co., NC, 1935. (3n) 25Tarpon fishing, Ocracoke, NC, 1935. 26Catch of Dolphin, Morehead City, NC, 1935. (PCD) 27Catch of fish, Drum Inlet, 1938. (6) 28Fishing, New River Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, ca.1910s-1930s. (18) (n) 29Miscellaneous fishing photos, ca.1910s-1930s. (22) 30H. H. Brimley and others fishing, Topsail Inlet, 1911. 31Setting fish nets in a river, ca. 1900. 32Surf fishing, New River Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1916. 33Poole's Seining Camp, Neuse River, ca. 1900. (3) 34Man w/ six dogs in a fishing boat, ca. 1910s Fishing, Onslow Club, Onslow Co., NC, 1929. (2) 2835Shad boat, Core Sound, Carteret Co., NC, 1909. (n) 36Fishing, Topsail Inlet, Pender Co., NC, 1914. (25n) 37Fishing, Brown's Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1915. (2) 38Fishing, New River Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1917. (24n) 39Fishing, Orton Pond, Brunswick Co., NC, 1920. (17) (9n) 40Fishing, New River Inlet, Onslow Co., NC, 1920. (5n) 41Black bass fishing from horseback, Avery Co., NC, ca. 1908; Mountain fishing, 1915. (1) (n) 42Folder Catch of Bass, Currituck Co., NC, 1921. (PCD) 43Boat fishing, Doctor's Lake, Wake Co., NC, 1926. (n) 44Onslow Fishing Club, Onslow Co., NC, 1927. (20) (2n) 45Fishing, Wallace Creek, Onslow Co., NC, 1929. (6n) 46U.S. Fisheries Boat, Cape Lookout, NC, 1935. (8) (8n) 47Fishing, Lake Phelps, Washington Co., NC, 1939. (n) 48Fishing, Cape Lookout, NC, 1941. (7n) 49Two fake fishing scenes, White Lake, NC, n.d. (n) 50Two fake fishing scenes, White Lake, NC, n.d. (n) 51Two fake fishing scenes, White Lake, NC, n.d. (n) 52Two fake fishing scenes, White Lake, NC, n.d. (n) 53Fisherman w/ channel bass, n.d. (n) Structures, 1907-1961 1Wray Villa, Yancey Co., NC, ca. 1907. (2) (N.76.9.7) 2Wray family on the porch of Wray Villa, Yancey Co., NC, 1906. (N.76.9.4) 3Model of an exotic bird aviary, London Zoo, 1961. 4Unidentified houses, buildings, and Monuments, Raleigh, NC; Unidentified monuments and buildings, Washington, DC; Unidentified beach houses, ca. 1920s. (1) (7n) 5Native stone fireplaces, Moore Co., NC, 1930; Courthouse, Murphy, NC, 1927; Beach cottage, Cape Lookout, NC, 1953. (1) (11n) 6Front porch, unidentified house, n.d. (n) Tools and Implements, 1930s 1Home built cotton gin, ca. 1930s. (3) 2Ash hopper, High Falls, Moore Co., NC, 1930. (1) (n) Transportation, 1900s-1920s 1Railroad car and causeway, Wrightsville Beach, New Hanover Co., NC, 1913. (2n) 2Automobile on an unpaved rural road, 1920s. 3Covered wagon pulled by mules, ca. 1900s. 4Covered buggy stuck in a muddy rural road, T. K. Bruner pictured, ca. 1903. (N.76.9.10) 5Horse drawn buggies on rural roads in New Hanover County and Wake County, ca. 1903. Unidentified, 1900s 1Unidentified children at play with a cart, ca. 1900s. (5n) 2Unidentified building, n.d. (n) 3Unidentified house and street, n.d. (n) 4Covered buggy stuck in a muddy rural road, T. K. Bruner pictured, ca. 1903. (N.76.9.10) 5Horse drawn buggies on rural roads in New Hanover County and Wake County, ca. 1903. White Lake, 1910-1912 1Views of camping and shore scenes, White Lake, Bladen Co., NC, 1910-1912. (5) (9n) Windmills, 1900-1918 1Old Windmill, Camp Montoir, France, ca. 1918. (PCD) 2Corn Grinding Windmill, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900. 3Corn Grinding Windmill, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1900. World War II Era, 1941-1945 1Posters advertising World War II Bonds, ca. 1941-1945 Views depicting life during World War II (servicemen, dances, soldiers' wives, schoolchildren, etc.), ca. 1941-1945. (26n) Lantern Slides, 1900s-1920s

Various unidentified lantern slides which, for a currently unknown reason, were not included in the subject arrangement of the majority of the collection.

1Unidentified slides showing buildings, streets, indians, landscapes, lakes, and a map of Canada; Volcanic eruption, Mt. Pelee, Martinique; Lantern Slide set dated ca. 1900s-1910s. (15 LS) 2Unidentified slides showing Indians, landscapes, churches, houses, boats, buildings, and graves (probably in Canada), Lantern Slide set dated ca. 1900s-1920s; Town scene and palm lined road, Mexico or South America, ca. 1910-1920s. (15 LS) Correspondence and Miscellaneous, 1898-1979

Various reports, newspaper clippings, letters, newsletters, biographical sketches related to the collection and H.H. Brimley.

1Report of the State Museum (Biennial), 1944-1946 and 1946-1948, containing memoriums to H. H. Brimley and C. S. Brimley. 2Newspaper clipping of article entitled Paris Will See Our Resources from the News and Observer, Jan. 13, 1900, concerning North Carolina mineral exhibits at the Paris Exposition of 1900. 3Letter to H. H. Brimley from F. J. V. Skiff, Director of Mining and Metallurgy for the U.S. Commission to the Paris Exposition of 1900, date Nov. 28, 1899. 4Letter to H. H. Brimley from Tarleton H. Bean, Director of Forestry and Fisheries for the U.S. Commission to the Paris Exposition of 1900, dated Oct. 27, 1900. 5Letter to H. H. Brimley from J. M. Moore, Secretary and Treasurer of the N.C. Rolling Exposition, dated Dec. 9, 1898. The Rolling Exposition was a travelling exhibit car used by the N.C. Dept. of Agriculture to display the State's Products. 6Newsletter Whalebones, published by the N.C. State Museum of Natural History, Oct., 1978, containing a memoriam to Harry T. Davis. 7Photocopies of biographical sketches of H. H. Brimley and C. S. Brimley from Powell, William S., Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, Chapel Hill: UNC Press, 1979, Vol. 1, pp. 227-228. Oversized Materials, 1879-1913

Oversized prints on a variety of subjects. Some prints have been hand colored.

Arranged by subject.

Oversize 1 Fisheries, ca. 1890, n.d. 10Loading Seine On Steam Flat, Capehart Fishery, Bertie County, NC, n.d. 11Landing the Catch, Capehart Fishery, Bertie County, NC, n.d. 12Bunting up the Catch, Capehart Fishery, Bertie County, NC, n.d. 13Shad Boats with Seines, Capehart Fishery, Chowan River, Bertie County, NC, ca. 1890. 14Steam Flat under way, Capehart Fishery, Bertie County, NC, n.d. 15Just Landed, Capehart Fishery, Bertie County, NC, n.d. Oversize 2 Horticulture, n.d. 100Pea Patch, Kinston, NC, n.d. 103Kieffer Pears, Carteret County, NC, n.d. 105Red Astrachan Apples, Carteret County, NC, n.d. 106Yellow Newton Apples, Carteret County, NC, n.d. 108Red June Apples, Craven County, NC, n.d. 109Early Harvest Pear, Carteret County, NC, n.d. 111Triumph Peaches, Carteret County, NC, n.d. 113Belle of Georgia (Peaches), Carteret County, NC, n.d. 118Bartlett Pears, Craven County, NC, n.d. (No Mat) 126Dewberries, Cumberland County, NC, n.d. 132Elberta Peaches, Moore County, NC, n.d. 135Connet's Early Peaches, Moore County, NC, n.d. 136Haynes Surprise Peaches, Moore County, NC, n.d. 136.IIHaynes Surprise Peaches, Moore County, NC, n.d. (Similar to # 136 without leaves) Oversize 3 Scenic, 1890s 1Lumber Road, beside the Nantahala River, Western NC, 1890. 3Paint Rock, near Paint Gap, Madison County, NC, 1889. 4Pothole Rapids, Tuckaseegee River, Western NC, Jackson County, NC. 5Waynesville, NC, Valley and Village, ca. 1888. 6Where flows the Nantahala, Western NC, n.d. 6. (C.2)Tuckaseegee River above Bryson City, n.d. (Same as S-6) 7Red Marble Gap, Western, NC, 1890. 8A Fertile Valley, Western, NC, 1890. (See S-13) 9Rich Farm Land, Western, NC, 1890. 10Along the French Broad, Lime Stone Cliffs near Asheville, NC, n.d. (ca. 1890). 11Clear, Cold and Fishy Stream, Western, NC, 1890. 12Railroading through Western, NC, 1890. 13Harvest Scene, Western, NC, 1890. (Same as S-8) 14Along the French Broad, near Asheville, NC, 1890. 15French Broad Cliffs and Caves, near Asheville, NC, 1890. 16Falls and Rapids, Tuckaseegee River, Western, NC, 1890. 17A Mountain Farm, near Asheville, NC, 1890. 19Along the Nantahala, Western, NC, 1890. 20Fishy Nantahala, Western, NC, 1890. 21By the French Broad, near Asheville, NC, 1890. 22Prosperous Village, Western, NC, 1890. 24Climbing the Blue Ridge, Western, NC, 1890. 25A Valley Home, Western, NC, 1890. 26Going up, Western, NC, 1890. Oversize 4 Numbered, 1890-1905 1Round Knob Resort, McDowell County, NC, ca. 1902. 2Sanatorium near Asheville, NC, ca. 1900. 4"Railroad beside Mountain Stream (River)," McDowell County, NC, ca. 1890. 5University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, Old West, Memorial Hall, and New West, ca. 1890. 7Western Mountain Valley, McDowell Co., NC, ca. 1890s. 9Venerable Scuppernongs, Grape Vineyard, Eastern, NC, 1890. 11Waterpower Line Development, Western, NC, ca. 1890. 13Cabbage Field, near New Bern, Craven County, NC, ca. 1890 or ca. 1905. 14Valley at Black Mountain, Buncombe Co., NC, ca. 1890. 15Beach Erosion, Cape Hatteras, Cape Creek, ca. 1900. 18Old East, the original University building, 1890. 19University Campus, Chapel Hill, NC, 1890. (L. to R.) South Building, Gerard Hall, Old West, Memorial Hall, New West, and Pharmacy. 20UNC, Old Campus and Athletic Field, ca. 1890. 22Asheville and the French Broad River, from Richmond Hill, ca. 1890. 23Cabbage Fields, H and W Farm, near New Bern, NC, ca. 1903. 24Fort Macon, Beaufort Inlet, Carteret County, NC, ca. 1890. (Same as # 28). 26In the Higher Ranges, Western, NC, ca. 1890, or Railroad penetrates N.C. Mountains near Asheville, NC, (Old S-23) 27French Broad River, near Asheville, NC, ca. 1890. 28Historic Fort Macon, Beaufort, NC, Bogue Banks, ca. 1890. (Same as # 24) 29Richlands Creek, Fishy Rapids, near Waynesville, NC, 1890. (Old S-16) 30Railroad through a Gorge, Western, NC, ca. 1890. 32Mountain Resort Town, Waynesville, NC, ca. 1890. 33In the Blue Ridge Mountains, Western, NC, ca. 1890. (Old S-25) 36Scuppernong Vineyard, Niagara, Moore County, NC, ca. 1890s. 37Old Campus, UNC, South and West Buildings, Chapel Hill, NC, ca. 1890. 38Mountain Valley, Western, NC, ca. 1890. 40Railroad along French Broad River, near Asheville, NC, ca. 1890. 40AOn the French Broad, Overhangin' Rock, ca. 1890. (Same as # 40) 43Buxton Woods, Cape Hatteras, NC, ca. 1904. 45Happy Valley, Caldwell County, NC, ca. 1898. 46Cabbage Patch, near New Bern, NC, ca. 1890. 47Unidentified Plant, n.d. 48Mountain Stream and Water Mill Frame, Oversize 5 Color, n.d. 1Dairy Cow in Field, n.d. 2Unidentified Man standing in a field of corn and bean vines, n.d. 3Cornfield and Haystacks, Rural Western, NC, n.d. 4Corn and Beans, near New Bern, NC, n.d. 5Pear orchard, George N. Ives, Newport, NC, n.d. 6Grade Shropshire Sheep, R. W. Scott, Haw River, NC, n.d. 7Percheron Horse, R. W. Scott, Haw River, NC, n.d. 8Velvet Beans, Edgecombe County Test Farm, n.d. 9Corn Field, near New Bern, NC, n.d. 10Interior of Mountain Apple House, Yancey Co., NC, n.d. 11Shipping Cotton, New Bern, NC, n.d. 12 Watermelon Vine with Thirty six Melons, Wake County, NC, Grown on site of an old haystack, n.d. Oversize 6 Miscellaneous I, 1879-1913 1Partial View, A and M College West Raleigh, North Carolina, n.d. (N.83.3.37) 2State Normal School, Greensboro, NC, n.d. 3State Normal School, Greensboro, NC, n.d. (?) 4Rocky Mount's First Tobacco Trailer attached to a Model T, Rocky Mount, NC, 1913, owner G. G. Viverette, Halifax County, NC. 5Rock Quarry in operation, (Greystone Quarries near Raleigh), Raleigh, NC, n.d. (M-12) 6Visitors to Jamestown Exposition, 1906 (1907). 7View of an Exhibit (Probably North Carolinas), Chicago Exposition, 1904. 8Agriculture Building during a parade, Raleigh, NC, ca. 1910s. 9Iroquois Axe of French Manufacture, St. Regis, NY, R. B. Hough, 1879. 10View from Dalton Station, Stokes County, Five miles distant, S. L. Alderman, Greensboro, NC, ca. 1890s. 11View from Pinnacle Station, Stokes County, of Pilot Mountain, Surry County, Two miles distant, S. L. Alderman, Greensboro, NC, ca. 1890s. 12View from Base of a Mountain, (Pilot Mountain), Three Quarters of a mile, S. L. Alderman, Greensboro, NC, ca. 1890s. 13Group of unidentified men pose in front of an unidentified residence, n.d. 13AGroup of unidentified men pose in front of an unidentified residence, n.d. (Same as # 13) 14The Campus and Buildings, Wake Forest, ca. 1900. 15Elevated View of Mt. Airy, Surry County, NC, ca. 1900. 16Unidentified ship anchored and tied at an unidentified wharf, n.d., copy print by Chartley Photo Services, Newport, NC, 1972. 17Exhibitors pose in front of a building which housed the N.C. Exhibit at Jamestown, VA, 1907. 18Unidentified beach scene with nets drying, n.d.(N.83.6.183) Oversize 7 Miscellaneous II, 1896, n.d. 1Photo Collage containing 15 Prints of J. I. Wyatt's Granite Quarry at Faith, NC, ca. 1900. 2Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Cape Hatteras, NC, n.d. 3Unidentified Rural Landscape, n.d. 4Toxaway Lake Region, Transylvania Co., NC, n.d. 5Catch of two fish by Le Roy, ca. 1896. (Color) 6Catch of two fish by Le Roy, ca. 1896. (Color) 7Cranberry Iron Mine, Avery County, NC, operated since 1880, n.d. (N.83.1.16) 8North Carolina Pulp Co., Plymouth, NC, n.d. 9Scenic Mountain View, n.d. 10Unidentified Dam and Power Plant, n.d.