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- 4th and Campbell Street
- 4th Street, Campbell Street, bridges, fire houses
- A view from 4th and Campbell Street, looking North on 4th Street, towards the fire house and bridge
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- Grace Methodist Church, 4th and Grace Streets
- churches, Methodist Churches, Grace United Methodist Church, Front St., Grace St.
- Showing the bell tower of Grace Methodist Church at 4th and Grace Sts. Originally started as Front Street Methodist Church in 1796. After a horrible fire in 1886, the church moved to what is now 4th and Grace. The church burned again on March 21,...
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- J.H. Rehder's Department Store on North 4th Street
- Department Stores, J.H. Rehder's, North 4th Street
- J.H. Rehder's Department Store on North 4th Street
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- Field Trip on 4th Street
- Brooklyn Arts District, Wilmington, NC
- 4th St. Brooklyn in Wilmington
- Star-News Image Archive
- Pepsi Signs on 4th Street
- Brooklyn Arts District, Wilmington, NC
- North 4th St., Brooklyn in Wilmington
- Star-News Image Archive
- Fillyaw-Patelos Building
- Italianate style grocery and broom factory built for Oscar M. Fillyaw (1847-1920); and wife, Henrietta Schulken (1847-1905). Owned by Patelos family from 1921 to 1987.
- Port City Architecture
- Dr. A.M.Baldwin House
- Queen Anne style house built for Dr. Albert Marion Baldwin (1845-1934), dentist; and wife, Emma Mitchell (1845-1909). Remained in family until 1936.
- Port City Architecture
- Howey-Wiard House
- Neoclassical Revival style house built for use as rental property on land inherited by Urbana, Mary D., William M., and George Parker Howey who lived at No. 222. Remained in family until 1932. Purchased in 1955 by David Kyle Wiard (1904-1972),...
- Port City Architecture
- Huggins House
- Shingle style house built for Frank Linwood Huggins (1867-1952),chemist and superintendent of Cape Fear Chemical Company; and wife, Kate Theodosia Cantwell (1872-1950). Remained in family until 1955.
- Port City Architecture
- Jones-Mitchell House
- Built for Jane Jones (1786-1855), this house was remodeled in the Italianate style during the ownership of Benjamin F. Mitchell (1812-1894); and wife, Sarah Swann (1813-1881). A native of Maine, he was a partner in the firm of Mitchell and...
- Port City Architecture
- Bell House
- Queen Anne style house built for Benjamin Bell (1852-1923), co-founder and president of Jackson & Bell Co., printers, and owner of The Messenger newspaper. Inherited by son, Zack Kershaw Bell (1883-1963), vice-president of Jackson & Bell Co.; and...
- Port City Architecture
- Larrington
- Greek Revival style house built for Diana Larrington (1804-1886) and her children. Moved north on lot and extended by Henry C. Bear (1878-1925), real estate developer, who owned the property from 1913 to 1918.
- Port City Architecture
- Benton House
- Neoclassical Revival style house built for William Fulton Benton (b.1884), meat cutter and grocer; and wife, Winnie S. (b. 1886). Owned by Weathers family from 1924 to 1979.
- Port City Architecture
- Horace P. Munson House
- Colonial Revival style house built for Horace Percy Munson (1866-1958), of Munson & Company, retail clothing merchants. Residence also, of siblings, Katherine Clark (1860-1928) and Edward H. Munson (1871-1946), First Presbyterian Church organist....
- Port City Architecture
- Newton-Millinor House
- Neoclassical Revival style house built for Southport natives, Joseph Stokes Newton (1874-1958), stevedore; and wife, Daisy Burriss (1876-1950). Purchased in 1956 by Maurice Lee Millinor (1924- ), auto mechanic with C.C. Grissom & Sons; and wife,...
- Port City Architecture
- Wilder-Bulluck House
- Italianate style house built for Lieut. Jesse Wilder (1834-1914), native of Onslow County, turpentine manufacturer (naval stores merchant) and Confederate veteran; and wife Fannie D. Ellis (1842-1882). In 1897, purchased by David W. Bulluck...
- Port City Architecture
- Willard-West House
- Built in 1904 by Edward Paysn Willard for his mother-in-law, Mrs. Henry Perrin West, who died without ever occupying it as a residence.
- Port City Architecture
- Williams-Holladay House
- Queen Anne style house built for George W. Williams (1834-1899) as residence for his daughter, Maggie M. Holladay (1865-1899). Her husband William W. Holladay (1865-1940), native of Richmond, VA, designed the elevations of the house. Mrs. Holladay...
- Port City Architecture
- Williams-MacMillan House
- Property acquired in 1842 by NC State Grant to John Williams (1779-1855); bequeathed to his grandson, William Arthur Williams (1850-1917), timber inspector and Clerk for the County Board of Commissioners; and wife, Jane Iredell Meares (1855-1935),...
- Port City Architecture
- St. James Rectory
- Craftsman style house built as rental property for Michael J. Corbett (1856-1942), native of Ireland, President of The Corbett Company, commission merchants; and wife, Josephine Deans (1862-1956). Purchased in 1919 by the Vestry of St. James Parish...
- Port City Architecture