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- Matilda Cowan Denson to Claude Denson circa January 25, 1864
- Cowan, Denson, Civil War, Correspondence, Baby, Daughter
- In this letter to Claude Denson, Matilda Cowan Denson writes from her newborn daughter’s perspective.
- Cowan and Denson Family Papers
- Claude Denson to Matilda Cowan Denson January 13, 1864
- Denson, Cowan, Correspondence, Civil War, Mother, Father, Spouses, Childbirth, Daughter
- Claude Denson writes to his wife shortly after the birth of their daughter, Sarah.
- Cowan and Denson Family Papers
- Claude Denson to Matilda Cowan Denson January 13, 1864
- Denson, Cowan, Civil War, Correspondence, Mother, Father, Childbirth, Daughter
- Claude Denson writes to his wife shortly after the birth of their daughter, Sarah.
- Cowan and Denson Family Papers
- Claude Denson to Matilda Cowan Denson January 15, 1862
- Denson, Cowan, Civil War, Correspondence, Fort Johnston, Sleepwalking
- Claude Denson relates interesting events at Fort Johnston including a sleepwalking soldier and the health of several sick young men.
- Cowan and Denson Family Papers
- Claude Denson to Matilda Cowan Denson January 15, 1862
- Denson, Cowan, Civil War, Correspondence, Fort Johnston, Sleepwalking
- Claude Denson relates interesting events at Fort Johnston including a sleepwalking soldier and the health of several sick young men.
- Cowan and Denson Family Papers
- Claude Denson to Matilda Cowan Denson January 15, 1862
- Denson, Cowan, Civil War, Correspondence, Fort Johnston, Sleepwalking
- Claude Denson relates interesting events at Fort Johnston including a sleepwalking soldier and the health of several sick young men.
- Cowan and Denson Family Papers
- Claude Denson to Matilda Cowan Denson January 15, 1862
- Denson, Cowan, Civil War, Correspondence, Fort Johnston, Sleepwalking
- Claude Denson relates interesting events at Fort Johnston including a sleepwalking soldier and the health of several sick young men.
- Cowan and Denson Family Papers
- Claude Denson to Matilda Cowan Denson January 15, 1862
- Denson, Cowan, Civil War, Correspondence, Fort Johnston, Sleepwalking
- Claude Denson relates interesting events at Fort Johnston including a sleepwalking soldier and the health of several sick young men.
- Cowan and Denson Family Papers
- NCRPC01829
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- This photograph depicts some of the last vessels constructed at the North Carolina Shipbuilding Company shipyard. The six Grace Line vessels are (from left to right): the SS Santa Isabel, hull 243, launched April 16, 1946; the SS Santa Luisa, hull...
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRPC01830
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- The SS Santa Barbara (Grace Line, Inc.), hull 238, MarCom 2805. Launched January 24, 1946.
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRPC01834
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- The SS Santa Barbara (Grace Line, Inc.), hull 238, MarCom 2805. Launched January 24, 1946 at North Carolina Shipbuilding Company in Wilmington, NC.
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRPC01835
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- The SS Santa Barbar at launching on January 24, 1946.
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRPC01870
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- Launching of the SS Flora MacDonald on January 30, 1943, at the North Carolina Shipbuilding Company in Wilmington, NC. Miss Sue Harden MacPherson was the sponsor representing Flora MacDonald College.
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- Portrait of Helen Lovering as a Young Girl
- Studio portrait of Helen Lovering from January 28, 1917. After the family settled in Wilmington from New York in 1922, Helen lived in the Meares family home on Market Street until her death in 1999. She retired from Lovering Office Service and...
- Lovering Collection
- Portrait of Josh Lovering
- studio portrait
- Photography of Josh Lovering, relative of Theodore and Daisy Lovering. Personal note written on the inside cover of the folio reads, "They are very flattering. Your affectionate brother, Josh, Denver, CO, January 14th, 1908."
- Lovering Collection