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- H.H. Smith to Elizabeth Ann Noble Smith, June 1, 1863
- Owen, Barry, Smith, Noble, Civil War
- Page 3 of letter from Henry "Harry" Hungerford Smith to mother Elizabeth Ann Noble Smith, detailing how their troop anticipates receiving new orders soon. Smith asks for them to send more clothes to him. He also notes that there has been an...
- Owen and Barry Family Papers
- H.H. Smith to Elizabeth Ann Noble Smith, June 1, 1863
- Owen, Barry, Smith, Noble, Civil War
- Page 4 of letter from Henry "Harry" Hungerford Smith to mother Elizabeth Ann Noble Smith, detailing how their troop anticipates receiving new orders soon. This page features a small note written in pencil that he had been sick, but was feeling...
- Owen and Barry Family Papers
- NCRPC0935
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- Launching of the S.S. Reuben Tipton on April 20, 1945. It was the 211th ship completed by the NC Shipbuilding Company. Pictured left to right are Joseph E. Lykes, president of Lykes Bros.; Miss Mathilde Conway Farrell, neice of Mrs. Tipton; Miss...
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRPC0947
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- Mrs. Maguire, aunt of sponsor; P.F. Halsey; Mrs. Walker Jones of New York, mother of sponsor; Mr. Jones, father of sponsor; Betty Ann Jones, sister of sponsor; Miss Gladys M. Jones, sponsor; and W.S. McMahon all pose for a picture before the...
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRPC0960
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- The S.S. American Traveller sails by the Statue of Liberty in the New York Harbor. It was the 237th ship completed by the NC Shipbuilding Company.
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRPC01879
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- Miss Dorothy Sutherland, sponsor, christens the SS John P. Mitchell on May 23, 1943, at the North Carolina Shipbuilding Company located in Wilmington, NC. She was a representative of New Hanover High School.
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRP01880
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- Launching party of the SS John P. Mitchell. Miss Dorothy Sutherland was the sponsor and resentative of New Hanover High School. The ship was christened on May 23, 1943, at the North Carolina Shipbuilding Company located in Wilmington, NC.
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRPC0848
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- Miss Charlene Register, sponsor of the S.S. Game Cock, prepares to christen the vessel on May 26, 1944. Also included in the photo are representatives of New Hanover High School. Also pictured are Barbara Marshall (second from left); Betty Evans...
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRPC0877
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- Launching of the U.S.S. New Hanover on Oct. 31, 1944. The 48th ship built by the NC Shipbuilding Company.
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRPC0878
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- The launching of the U.S.S. New Hanover on Oct. 31, 1944.
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- NCRPC0880
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company
- Mrs. O.M. Creekmore christens the U.S.S. New Hanover on Oct. 31, 1944.
- North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, 1941-1946
- Postcard from Daisy Lovering
- actress, Hollywood, postcard
- Front of a postcard from Daisy Lovering to her neices Helen and Susan Lovering. The postcard features an illustration of actress Deanna Durbin's Hollywood home. The reverse side gives Daisy's new address. Daisy (1869-1950) was an actress who...
- Lovering Collection
- Back of Postcard from Daisy Lovering
- postcard, Los Angeles
- Back of a postcard from Daisy Lovering to her neices Helen and Sue Lovering listing her new address. The front features an illustration of Deanna Durbin's home in Hollywood, CA.
- Lovering Collection
- 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 Helen Lovering as a Child
- studio portrait, children
- A studio portrait of Helen Lovering, with the description that she was 1 year, 3 days old at the time of the photograph. Although born in Hawthorne, New Jersey, Lovering had strong family ties to Wilmington, North Carolina and lived there for most...
- Lovering Collection
- Susan and Helen Lovering at the Beach
- beach, swimwear
- Sisters Susan and Helen Lovering stand on the beach. Their father Theodore P. Lovering and mother Susan Kidder Meares , daughter of Wilmington resident Walker Meares, moved the family from New York to Wilmington in 1922. They eventually settled...
- Lovering Collection