A Chrystler automobile pulls one of the floats along North 3rd Street during the Azalea Festival Parade circa 1960. A large crowd gathers in front of several businesses including Pickards Sporting Goods, Jewell-Strickland Auto Parts Co., a used...
Family residence of William Larkins (1829-1891), Wilmington native, wholesale grocer & liquor dealer, cashier of First National Bank, and rice planter. House sold in 1903 to Samuel Behrends, merchant and furniture store owner, in whose family it...
Probably constructed by James McGary (1816-1850), native of Fayetteville. Sold in 1850 to Owen D. Holmes (1824-1883), Brunswick County rice planter and magistrate. Purchased in 1854 by Thomas C. Worth (1817-1862), native of Randolph County, owner...
Matilda Cowan writes to Claude on the original date they plan for their wedding. She expresses her deep grief over the postponed ceremony and relates how her friends consoled her.
Matilda Cowan writes to Claude on the original date they plan for their wedding. She expresses her deep grief over the postponed ceremony and relates how her friends consoled her.
Matilda Cowan writes to Claude on the original date they plan for their wedding. She expresses her deep grief over the postponed ceremony and relates how her friends consoled her.
Cowan, Denson, Civil War, Correspondence, Love Letter
Matilda Cowan Denson expresses how deeply she misses her husband in this letters and wishes she could be near him. She also tells Claude Denson of encounters with various acquaintances.
Cowan, Denson, Civil War, Correspondence, Love Letter
Matilda Cowan Denson expresses how deeply she misses her husband in this letters and wishes she could be near him. She also tells Claude Denson of encounters with various acquaintances.