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City Chevrolet, 710 South Tryon Street in the 1960s, Charlotte, NC
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Fred Kirby at Tweetsie Railroad, Blowing Rock, North Carolina
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Tugboats docking The USS North Carolina in it’s new home Oct 02, 1961, Wilmington, NC
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Western Auto, 200 East Main Street in the 1950s, Cherryville, NC
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People in line to see “Gone With The Wind” at The State Theater, 320 South Salisbury Street, It would seat 1,190 people, February 12, 1940, Raleigh, NC
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The USS North Carolina escorted down The Cape Fear River with a fleet of tugboats, a helicopter & boats with dignitaries headed to Wilmington, NC
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Aerial View of Wilmington & The USS North Carolina docking at it’s permanent home October 02,1961, Wilmington, NC
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Scott’s Esso Service Station receiving a delivery in 1943, Charlotte, NC
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USS North Carolina hit The Fergus Ark Seafood Restaurant while docking on The Cape Fear River October O2, 1961, Wilmington, NC
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Sunshine Biscuits Trucks in 1943, Charlotte, NC
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View of Wilmington & The USS North Carolina coming down The Cape Fear River with tugboats & a helicopter directing it to it’s new home 10/02/1961, Wilmington, NC
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USS North Carolina arrives at her permanent home October 02, 1961, Wilmington, NC
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Aerial view of The James Buchanan Duke Mansion, 400 Hermitage Road, Charlotte, NC
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Railway Express Truck in 1943, Charlotte, NC
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Aerial View of The BB&T Ballpark, Home of The Charlotte Knights Baseball Club, 324 South Mint Street, Charlotte, NC
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Aerial view of Charlotte Pipe & Foundry Plant & the surrounding industrial area, Charlotte, NC
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The beautiful Brice Sisters later became the Stowe Sisters early 1940s, Mt. Holly, NC
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Rozzelle’s Ferry Bridge in 1910 connects Gaston & Mecklenburg Counties located North of Mt. Holly, NC
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Mt. Holly Police Department & NC State Trooper, Mt. Holly, NC
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Tuckaseege Ball Field, Mt. Holly, NC
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1954 Mt. Holly School 7th Grade, Mt. Holly, NC
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Tuckaseege Plant of Superior Yarn Mills, Mt. Holly, NC
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Walter & John Tucker Store 1909, Mt. Holly, NC
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Downtown aerial view looking North circa 1950s, Mt. Holly, NC
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1931 Riverbend Baseball Team, Mt. Holly, NC
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Sugar Creek Presbyterian Church ( Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church ) in 1934, located on Sugar Creek Road, it was organized as the first church in Mecklenburg County in 1755 and served as the mother church for 7 Scotch Irish Presbyterian Congregations in the county, in 1758 the church welcome the fiery Reverend Alexander Craighead who became the Pastor & rode on horseback & served all seven congregations, He was the only preacher in the county until his death in 1766, Charlotte, NC
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Charlie & Eva Plyler riding bicycles outside The Firestone Textiles Office Administration Building circa 1975, Gastonia, NC
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First Baptist Church, 300 Block of North Tryon Street, completed in 1909, built by architect James M. McMichael, in 1976 it became known as Spirit Square, Charlotte, NC
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Cannon’s Motor Sales, Wilkinson Boulevard in 1951, Cramerton, NC
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J.H. Mayes ( Mays ) & His Investors built a spinning mill near The South Fork River in 1906 & called it Mayes Mfg. Co. ( Mays Mfg. Co. ), In 1910 Stuart Warren Cramer purchased Mayes Mfg. Co. ( Mays Mfg. Co. ), In 1922 He changed its name to Cramerton Mills and in 1946 it was sold to Burlington Industries, Cramerton, NC
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Cramerton Farm Truck loaded with milk in 1938, Cramerton, NC
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First Citizens Bank & Trust Company, 128 South Tryon Street in the 1960s, Charlotte, NC
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Belk Brothers Company Charlotte Store in the 1960s, Charlotte, NC
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Chadwick Mill, located about three miles northwest of Charlotte on Rozelle’s Ferry Road & Seaboard Air Line Railway Tracks built in 1901 by Edward Arthur Smith, named after Colonel H.S. Chadwick, Charlotte, NC
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Victory Cotton Mill, located near intersection of South Cedar & Third Streets in 1915, Charlotte, NC
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Greek Orthodox Church, 600 East Boulevard 1960s, Charlotte, NC
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