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- Cape Fear River - Steamer at river front terminal, loading cargo.
- Cape Fear River, Steamers, Terminals
- Cape Fear River - Steamer at river front terminal, loading cargo.
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Manning-Toon House
- Built by Edward W. Manning, Commander of Steamer General Howard, as his residence. In 1872 sold for residence to Benjamin J. Cobb, M.D., who had office in separate building in northwest corner of front yard. Purchased in 1880 by William Pinckney...
- Port City Architecture
- View of Wilmington, N.C., A 12241
- Cape Fear River, Waterfront, Boats, Steamer Wilmington, Custom House
- This undivided back postcard features a b&w photograph capturing a ship anchored in the Cape Fear River, along the Wilmington waterfront.
- Wilmington Harbor Collection
- Cape Fear River Steamboat
- Cape Fear River, Steamer, Steamboat, Boats
- This b&w photograph, taken about 1905, captures a steamboat cruising in the Wilmington Harbor.
- Wilmington Harbor Collection
- Large Cotton Vessel at Champion Compress, Wilmington, N.C.
- Cape Fear River, Champion Compress, Cotton, Ships, Boats, Sprunt & Sons
- This divided back postcard features a large cotton steamer docked at the Sprunt & Sons Champion Cotton Press.
- Wilmington Harbor Collection
- Cape Fear River
- Cape Fear Ferry, waterfront, Cape Fear, steamer, Wilmington, U.S. Custom House
- Cape Fear Ferry looking toward Wilmington 1900 - Market Street at Water
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- English Steamer
- commodities, crops, Cape Fear River, exports, steamers, businesses, warehouses
- Bales of cotton being brought in and hoisted onto a ship at Alexander Sprunt and Son on Nutt St. Men can be seen on the wharf and on the ship. Sprunt was one of the largest cotton exporters in the South. The company also operated the Champion...
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- U.S. Custom House
- North Carolina, New Hanover County, riverfront, businesses, boats, buildings
- A view taken from the Brunswick side of the Cape Fear River, showing the Wilmington waterfront. Buildings shown include the old U.S. Custom House (1843), the Masonic Building and the Tower of the Stone Post Office. Several types of rivercraft are...
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- Cape Fear River View
- North Carolina, Ships, New Hanover County, Ocean Liners, Businesses,Trains, Docks
- An image taken from the Brunswick side of the river (on Eagles Island) looking toward Wilmington. Shows 3-4 tramp steamers taking on cotton from Sprunt's warehouse for export to Europe; and a Clyde Line steamer, (freight and passenger). The...
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- Train to Carolina Beach
- train, Carolina Beach, bridge, locomotive
- Steam Locomotive with open cars which met Steamer Wilmington, 17 miles down river and carried passengers across Peninsula to Carolina Beach.
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- Oakdale Cemetery - Grave of Rose O'Neal Greenhow
- Oakdale Cemetery, Cemeteries, Graves
- Grave of Rose O'Neal Greenhow (1813-1864), a Confederate spy, who was drowned while attempting to get into a life-boat of the Blockade Runner, Condor, in the ocean off Fort Fisher. Inscription on the stone: "Mrs. Rose O'N. Greenhow, a bearer of...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Waterfront, Cape Fear River - Wilmington, looking east.
- Waterfront, Cape Fear River, Tidewater Gas Works, Castle Street
- Steamer arrives in port on a National holiday. Tall smokes stacks, at left, are those of the Tidewater Gas Works, located at the foot of Castle Street. The Native Americans called the river, "Sapona," which is formed by the junction of the Haw and...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Waterfront, Cape Fear River - Wilmington.
- Waterfront, Cape Fear River, Destroyer, Blue, JoWaHa
- The Destroyer, Blue, arrives in the port of Wilmington as a crowd watches at the foot of Market Street. The building on the river is known by the unusual name of the JoWaHa Building, built in 1904, and named for the owner, John W. Harper...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- John A. Taylor House - Market Street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
- Market Street, Fourth Street, Fifth Street, Taylor
- John Allen Taylor (1798-1873) was a businessman, who operated the ferry across the Cape Fear River, owned a steamer called the Calhoun, and had extensive railroad interests. In ca. 1847, he constructed the house at 409-411 Market Street, which is...
- Louis T. Moore Collection

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