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- Moore's Creek Battleground - Pender County, NC.
- Moore's Creek Battlefield, Pender County
- This photo shows a general view of Moore's Creek, where a Revolutionary battle was fought in 1776. One of the first battles of the American Revolution was fought at Moore's Creek (near Currie, NC, in Pender County) on February 27-28, 1776. It...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Moore's Creek Battleground, Pender County, NC.
- Moore's Creek Battlefield, Pender County
- One of the first battles of the American Revolution was fought at Moore's Creek (near Currie, NC, in Pender County) on February 27-28, 1776. It pitted local Patriots against Highland Scottish Loyalists. Former auditorium at Moore's Creek National...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Moore's Creek Battleground - Patriot Women's Monument - Erected 1907.
- Moore's Creek Battlefied, Monument, Pender County
- One of the first battles of the American Revolution was fought at Moore's Creek (near Currie, NC, in Pender County) on February 27-28, 1776. It pitted local Patriots against Highland Scottish Loyalists. The monument pictured is commonly called the...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Sunken Yacht in Moore's Inlet at Wrightsville Beach
- yachts, inlets, Moore's Inlet, beaches, Wrightsville Beach
- Sunken yacht in Moore's Inlet at Wrightsville Beach
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- Moore's Creek Battleground - Private John Grady Monument - Erected 1857.
- Moore's Creek Battlefield, Monument
- The only patriot killed in the battle was Private John Grady. One of the first battles of the American Revolution was fought at Moore's Creek (near Currie, NC, in Pender County) on February 27-28, 1776. It pitted local Patriots against Highland...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Cape Fear Cyclists
- New Hanover County, North Carolina, bikers, bicycles, races, clubs, elected officials, holidays, Revolutionary War site, historical sites, Cape Fear River, Water St.
- Seven participants in the Cape Fear Cyclist's Hot 100 Fun Ride string out along Highway 421 on the first leg of their 100 mile ride. The Labor Day weekend ride, with Mayor Don Betz acting as official starter, began at Riverfront Park in downtown...
- Star-News Image Archive
- Foot Bridge Connecting Shore Acres Island to Wrightsville Beach Near Wilmington, N.C.
- Wrightsville Beach, Harbor Island, Moore's Inlet, Oceanic, Shore Acres
- Looking toward Wrightsville Beach from Harbor Island; Oceanic Hotel and party boats using Moore's Inlet
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- House at 308 Dock Street.
- Dock Street, Kidder, Moore
- The house was located on Dock Street behind the large Kidder House on the southeast corner of Third and Dock and was also owned by the Kidders. Louis T. and Florence Kidder Moore resided in the house from ca.1920 until 1926. The Moore's daughters,...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- South Fifth Avenue - 100 Block
- S. Fifth Avenue
- Ulysses Hankins stands in front of Louis T. Moore’s residence in the 100 block of South Fifth Avenue. Mr. Hankins was the organist at St. Luke’s A.M.E. Zion Church on South Seventh Street.
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Wrightsville Beach - Banks Channel.
- Wrightsville Beach, Banks Channel, Oceanic, Hotels, Frying Pan Boat Club
- Boats tied up at the Frying Pan Boat Club dock on Banks Channel, north of the bridge. The Oceanic Hotel is in the background. The hotel's pavilion is at right, where boats were kept to carry guests out into the ocean via Moore's Inlet, which was...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Fifth Avenue, south - 100 block.
- S. Fifth Avenue, Louis T. Moore
- Sadie with a basket on her head was photographed probably in the 100 block of South Fifth Avenue behind Louis T. Moore’s house.
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- A paved rural road, the exact location unknown.
- Roads, Moore
- Louis T. Moore indicated it was where Samuel Jocelyn was thrown from a horse in the famous story featured in Mr. Moore’s book, Stories Old and New of the Cape Fear Region.
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- A paved rural road through the pine forest near Wilmington.
- Roads
- Louis T. Moore indicated it was where Samuel Jocelyn was thrown from a horse in the famous story featured in Mr. Moore’s book, Stories Old and New of the Cape Fear Region.
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Ann Moore Bacon (1930-1983)
- Moore, S. Fifth Street
- Youngest daughter of Louis T. Moore, rides her tricycle in front of the Moore's home at 121 South Fifth Street. The Wessel-Hathaway-Boney house is across the street at left.
- Louis T. Moore Collection

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