The Opening of Stowe Park July 04, 1951, Belmont, North Carolina
The Stowe Park Special Train’s home was at Stowe Park, Belmont, North Carolina
Firestone Mills ( Loray Mills ) & Mill Village showing Franklin Boulevard, Gastonia, North Carolina
Loray Mills & Village circa 1920, Gastonia, North Carolina
The Southern Railway Trestle crossing the South Fork River, Cramerton, North Carolina
Aerial view of The Mays & Mayflower Mills in 1950, Cramerton, North Carolina
Christmas in 1940 at North Tryon Street, Charlotte, North Carolina
Independence Square ( Trade & Tryon Streets ) 1941, Charlotte, North Carolina+
Passengers loading in Charlotte headed to Gastonia at The Piedmont & Northern Station in Charlotte, North Carolina
Abel Caleb Lineberger Sr’s House, Belmont, North Carolina
Belmont Drive In Theater, Belmont, North Carolina
Matthews Belk Company 116 Main West Avenue in 1944, Gastonia, North Carolina
Chief Ramsey & MT. Holly Police investigate a wreck, Mt. Holly, North Carolina

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Open Monday – Saturday 10:30 am – 5:00 pm            35 E Catawba St.                                      Belmont, NC 28012                                                       Phone 704-829-8033                                  Email: allenmillican45@gmail.com                      Parking behind museum

1958 Gastonia Parade with The American Legion Rambling Rebels, Gastonia, NC
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Home Economics Class at Cramerton High School 1940s, Cramerton, NC
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Ossie Cunningham buying Cramerton Gingham Cloth for a dress in the 1940s at The Cramerton Cloth Store, Cramerton, NC
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Trenton Cotton Mills in the early years of the Twentieth Century, notice the small children sitting by the dirt street & the horse & buggy heading up Main Avenue, Gastonia, NC
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Trenton Cotton Mills, Incorporated in 1893, 618 West Main Avenue, Gastonia, NC
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West Main Avenue in the 1940s, Gastonia, NC
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Watching a parade from Raylass Department Store circa 1942, Gastonia, NC
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Employees at Craig & Wilson Company at 102 West Main Avenue, they sold wagons, buggies, harness, automobiles, farming utensils, horses & miscellaneous, built in 1899, Gastonia, North Carolina
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Belmont High School Auditorium, Belmont, NC
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Bridge over The Catawba River destroyed by The 1916 Flood that connected Mecklenburg & Gaston Counties, NC
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Southern Railway Trestle temporary completed after The 1916 Flood, Belmont, NC
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Beginning work on the north side of The Southern Railway Trestle at The Catawba River Crossing after The 1916 Flood, Belmont, NC
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Southern Railroad Trestle went down over The Catawba River showing tracks & ties floating during The 1916 Flood, Belmont, NC
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The railway trestle in Belmont completely destroyed by The 1916 Flood, Belmont, NC
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Railway trestle destroyed by the1916 Flood showing tracks on the Belmont, NC side going into Mecklenburg County
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Train coming across the railway trestle after being repaired after The 1916 Flood, Belmont, NC
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Rebuilding the railway trestle after The 1916 Flood, Belmont, NC
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People gathered at The Catawba River Bridge during the 1916 Flood at Belmont, the train trestle was washed away, Belmont, NC
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People gathered at The Catawba River Bridge during the 1916 Flood, Belmont, NC
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Southern Railway Trestle on The Catawba River during the 1916 Flood showing Gaston County going into Mecklenburg County, Belmont, NC
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Crew working on railroad trestle across Catawba River in Belmont 1916 Flood damage, Belmont, NC
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Belmont, North Carolina railway trestle destroyed by the 1916 Flood from Gaston County to Mecklenburg County
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View of Hwy 7 connecting Gaston & Mecklenburg Counties in 1911
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Cotton field in Charlotte at South College Street between First Street & Stonewall Street in 1929, Charlotte, NC
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Mayworth Depot, mill houses, Mayworth Sign across the train tracks, dirt is being piled high to raise the tracks for an overpass over Eighth Street, showing the water tower ( Standpipe Hill ) in Old Town ), Cramerton, NC
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Building The First Methodist Church at 501 North Tryon Street, opened it’s doors in 1927 built by contractors, John P. Little & Sons, Charlotte, NC
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Mayworth Depot, stores, baseball field & Cramerton Mill Office, Eighth Avenue & North Main Street 1940s, Cramerton, NC
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Winding & Twisting Departments in the 1930S, Cramerton, NC
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1936 Cramerton High School Boys Basketball Team, Cramerton, NC
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1939 Cramerton High School Boys Basketball Team, Cramerton, NC
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1945 Cramerton Eagles Football Team, Cramerton, NC
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Mayworth Depot, Cramerton Mills’ Office, Cramerton Memorial United Methodist Church & Bennett Hall Teacherage, North Main Street, Cramerton, NC
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View of Cramerton in 1957, Cramerton, NC
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Feimster Esso Service Station & W. Henry Trailer Park & Sales on North Tryon Street in the 1950s, Charlotte, NC
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Aerial view of Skyscraper Construction in the 1960s, Charlotte, NC
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Aerial view of downtown Charlotte in 2017, Charlotte, NC
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