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- Gause-Bolles House
- Built by Samuel P. Gause (1818-1875), a Wilmington merchant. Sold in 1863 to John Van Sickle (1808-1869), tobacconist. After death of his widow Anna, in 1870, house sold at public auction to Mary McRee Walker Hill. In 1887, it passed to her heir,...
- Port City Architecture
- Bathing at Lumina, Wrightsville Beach, Wilmington, N.C.--23
- Lumina Pavilion
- This divided back linen postcard features beachgoers surfbathing behind the Lumina Pavilion at Wrightsville Beach.
- Postcard Collections
- WB-8--Typical Scene at Wrightsville Beach, N.C.
- Lumina Pavilion
- This divided back linen postcard features an illustration which depicts beachgoers surf bathing behind the Lumina Pavilion at Wrightsville Beach
- Postcard Collections
- WB-2 Scenes at Wrightsville Beach, N.C.
- Boats
- This divided back linen postcard features five scenes of life at Wrightsville Beach. In the images, people are fishing, running, skiing, and boating.
- Postcard Collections
- On a Hot Summer Day at Wrightsville Beach, Near Wilmington, N.C. 60435
- Wrightsville Beach
- This divided back linen postcard features an illustration depicting a crowd of beachgoers at Wrightsville Beach on a hot summer's day.
- Postcard Collections
- WB-9 Have a Swim with us at Wrightsville Beach, N.C.
- This divided back linen postcard features an illustration of five women (Katherin Meir-Cameron, Elaine Creasy, Laurie Ann Harrison, Sara Williams) prancing in the ocean off Wrightsville Beach.
- Postcard Collections
- WB-3--Enjoying the Beach, Wrightsville Beach, N.C.
- Wrightsville Beach
- This divided back linen postcard features beachgoers relaxing in the sand at shade at Wrightsville Beach.
- Postcard Collections
- Speed Boating, Banks Channel Wrightsvill Beach, N.C. in Distance--62.
- Banks Channel
- This divided back linen postcard features a speedboat racing through the water off Wrightsville Beach.
- Postcard Collections
- Pleasure Boating on Banks Channel, Wrightsville Beach near Wilmington, N.C.
- Banks Channel
- This divided back linen postcard features a sailboat race in Banks Channel at Wrightsville Beach.
- Postcard Collections
- WB-10-Moonlight Sailing on Banks Channel, Wrightsville Beach, near Wilmington, N.C.
- Banks Channel
- This divided back linen postcard features a sailboat race in Banks Channel at Wrightsville Beach.
- Postcard Collections
- WB:1--Ocean Terrace Hotel, from the Air, Wrightsville Beach, N.C.
- Wrightsville Beach
- This divided back linen postcard features an illustration which depicts the Ocean Terrace Hotel at Wrightsville Beach from the Air.
- Postcard Collections
- Shore Acres, Harbor Island (Hammocks) development.
- Shore Acres, Harbor Island, Hammocks
- Originally called, "The Hammocks," Harbor Island was an uninhabited low lying island of sand dunes, surrounded by marsh and Wrightsville Sound on the north and southwest, and Banks Channel on the east. There was a dense growth of knotted live oaks....
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Harbor Island - Shore Acres -1929.
- Harbor Island, Shore Acres
- In 1927, Oliver T. Wallace and Richard L. Player bought property on Harbor Island and within a year were advertising the development of Shore Acres. The house of Spanish architecture (seen behind the trees and a pole), located on Live Oak Drive,...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Shrimp Boats on Calabash Waterfront
- Shrimping, Calabash, NC
- The Calabash waterfront where a dozen shrimp boats dock after dragging the strand. The shrimpers travel down the Calabash river, emerging into the ocean in South Carolina waters. The shrimp are sold to tourists who walk up to the docks.
- Star-News Image Archive
- Cameron-Dixon House
- This property was sold in 1772 by Arthur Benning, Sheriff, to Archibald Maclain, attorney-at-law, who left the property to his daughter, Catherine, wife of George Hooper. In 1800, it was purchased by George Cameron, sea captain. From 1941 the house...
- Port City Architecture
- Wessel-Hathaway House
- Built in part by Jacob Wessel. In 1858 sold to James L. Hathaway from Fall River, Massachusetts who completed building, with James F. Post, architect.
- Port City Architecture
- Gooding-Lawton-Grant House
- Built by F.J. Gooding, superintendent of Hilton Lumber Co., as investment property. Sold in 1905 to Florence V. Lawton (1856-1924) who resided here with her sister, Anna Lawton Grant (1858-1942) and her husband, Richard H. Grant (1845-1912), master...
- Port City Architecture
- Baptist Hill House
- A Baptist meeting house occupied this site as early as 1825. Front Street Baptist Church was constructed here in 1837 and served the congregation until 1866. Converted to residence when sold to John F. Stolter (1840-1903) and John M. Bremer...
- Port City Architecture
- Gore Building
- Commercial structure built as rental property for Daniel Lennox Gore (1847-1925), native of Columbus County, Confederate veteran, and real estate investor. The first tenant, Pickard-Bleecker Automobile Company, sold and serviced Chalmers motor...
- Port City Architecture
- deRosset House
- Greek Revival style house built for Armand John deRosset (1808-1897), physician and merchant; and wife, Eliza Jane Lord (1812-1876). They added the northeast wing in 1854 and the Italianate cornice and conservatory in 1874. Purchased in 1882 by...
- Port City Architecture