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- Hilton Park.
- Hilton Park, Christmas Tree
- On the north side of Wilmington, the World's Largest Living Christmas Tree, photographed in the snow. For many years, Wilmington's community Christmas tree was erected at the entrance to City Hall on Third Street. In the fall of 1928, James E. L....
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- World's Largest Living Christmas Tree - Hilton Park.
- Hilton Park, Christmas Tree
- For many years, Wilmington's community Christmas tree was erected at the entrance to City Hall on Third Street. In the fall of 1928, James E. L. Wade (1889- 1980), a city commissioner, came up with the idea to have a living Christmas tree. A...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Dram Tree Postcard
- Cape Fear River, Dram Tree
- This divided back postcard, published around 1910, depicts the Dram Tree, which grew South of the city of Wilmington and served as a landmark for mariners entering Wilmington's harbor.
- Wilmington Harbor Collection
- Dram Tree
- Cape Fear River, Dram Tree
- This b&w photograph, taken around 1935, captures the Dram Tree, which grew South of the city of Wilmington and served as a landmark for mariners entering Wilmington's harbor.
- Wilmington Harbor Collection
- Another View of Dram Tree
- Dram Tree
- Another view of Dram Tree
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- Oak Tree - One of the "Seven Sisters."
- Oak Tree, Seven Sisters
- In an unidentified location, an oak tree, hung with Spanish moss.
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Oak Tree - Two of the "Seven Sisters."
- Oak Tree, Seven Sisters
- An African-American woman poses in front of an oak tree, hung with Spanish moss.
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Tree - Location unknown - overexposed picture.
- Tree
- Tree - Location unknown - overexposed picture.
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Ann Street, between South Fourth Street and Fifth Avenue.
- Ann Street, S. Fourth Street, S. Fifth Avenue, Tileston School, Schools
- Children in costume in Tileston School yard on the Fourth Street side. One of the city's boundary oaks is at left. In 1740, the oak tree marked the south east boundary of the town of Wilmington. In the eighteenth and early part of the nineteenth...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Washington Oak Tree on US Highway 17, near Hampstead, Pender County, NC.
- Highway 17, Oak Tree, George Washington, Pender County
- President George Washington is believed to have slept under the tree, when he visited the Wilmington area in 1791.
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- World's Largest Christmas Tree
- Christmas trees, hotels, Hilton Hotel
- The world's largest Christmas tree, Hilton Hotel, foot of Grace St., in downtown Wilmington
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- Dram Tree
- Dram Tree, Cape Fear River, shipyard
- Dram Tree-2 miles South of Wilmington; destroyed building shipyard, World War I
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- Naval Stores.
- Naval Stores, Rosin, Resin, Turpentine, Tar, Eagles Island
- Since colonial times, naval stores were an important industry for not only southeastern North Carolina, but the nation as well. World commerce depended on ships with wooden hulls, tarred riggings and sails, making pitch, tar, turpentine and rosin...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Laborer's houses for lumber or naval stores industries.
- Naval Stores, Lumber Yards, Lumber, Laborers
- Laborer's houses for lumber or naval stores industries. Since colonial times, naval stores were an important industry for not only southeastern North Carolina, but the nation as well. World commerce depended on ships with wooden hulls, tarred...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Naval Stores industry.
- Naval Stores, Turpentine, Distillery
- Turpentine distillery at an unknown site. Since colonial times, naval stores were an important industry for not only southeastern North Carolina, but the nation as well. World commerce depended on ships with wooden hulls, tarred riggings and...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Naval Stores.
- Naval Stores, Pine Tree, Resin, Rosin, Turpentine, Tar
- Workers hack a pine tree to tap for resin. Since colonial times, naval stores were an important industry for not only southeastern North Carolina, but the nation as well. World commerce depended on ships with wooden hulls, tarred riggings and...
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Banana Tree.
- Bananas, Florist, Market Street, Moore
- A banana tree surrounded by the Lucy B. Moore Florist greenhouses at Fifteenth and Market streets. Because of the local climate, these trees are rare in the Wilmington area.
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Orange Street, between Fifth and Sixth streets, showing a palmetto tree.
- Orange Street, S. Fifth Street, S. Sixth Street
- Orange Street, between Fifth and Sixth streets, showing a palmetto tree.
- Louis T. Moore Collection
- Black River in Pender County
- North Carolina, rivers, old growth,
- A close-up of a gigantic bald cypress tree in the Black River in Pender County. These trees are part of a true ancient forest which date back 1500 years.
- Star-News Image Archive
- Mother with son
- adoption
- Standng in front of her Christmas tree is Madeline Scully with her adopted son, Kevin.
- Star-News Image Archive

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