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Postcards -> US State & Town Views -> North Carolina -> Fayetteville

Title: Cape Fear Valley Hospital Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused Description: The Duncan Shaw Owen Inter-Faith Chapel Cape Fear Valley Hospital Fayetteville, North Carolina Dedicated Sept. 21 - 1969.		Title: Methodist College Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused Description: Reeves Auditorium on the Methodist campus is a cultural center for the region featuring modern design and functional elegance. Methodist College is a 600-acre residential campus of liberal arts and sciences founded in 1956

Title: Fayetteville Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused Description: The Old Market House, first known as the State House, was constructed sometime prior to 1789. On November 21 of that year, a convention was held in this building and the people of North Carolina adopted the Constitution of the United States and also granted a charter for the Univ. of N.C., America's oldest state university. In 1817, the Market House became the Market Place where venison, pork, cheese, etc. were sold under the Moorish arches. When this symbolic landmark was destroyed by fire on May 29, 1831, it was rebuilt with funds donated from all over the U.S.		Title: Methodist College Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused Description: Davis Memorial Library graces the central mall on the Methodist College campus. A spacious and modern research and study center, Davis Library is popular among students and faculty. Methodist College is a 600-acre residential campus of liberal arts and sciences founded in 1956.

Title: The Charles W. Chestnutt Library, Fayetteville State University Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused Description: This modern library built in 1967, was named in honor of the second president of the college (1880-1883) Charles W. Chestnut. This is one of 17 buildings on this 150 acre campus, and the second oldest state supported school in North Carolina.		Title: The Old Market House Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused Description: Erected in 1838, the Old Market House Has served as a Town Hall, Market Place, House of Worship, Bank and a School. It is a landmark to the thousands of tourists who annually pass this historical building.


Title: Thompson's Cottage Court, U. S. 15A Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused Description: Located on U.S. 15A, Fayetteville, North Carolina. 3 miles South of Market Square. 26 Rooms, 26 Tile Baths. Modern Throughout, with a Restaurant on Premises for our Guests. Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Thompson, owners. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ammons, resident managers. Phone 22537.		Title: The Old Market House Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused Description: Erected in 1838, the Old Market House has served as a Town Hall, Market Place, House of Worship, Bank and a School, It is as landmark to the thousands of tourists who annually pass this historical building.

Title: First Baptist Church Fayetteville (NC), White Border unused		Title: Methodist Church Fayetteville (NC), White Border unused

Title: Leonard's Tour Inn, 415 Ramsey Street Fayetteville (NC), Linen PM 1942 Description: "Built for the Discriminating Tourist" "Recommended by Duncan Hines, Fayetteville, N. C. Route U. S. 15A, four blocks north of U. S. 301 air conditioned all baths private.		Title: The Old Market House Fayetteville (NC), Linen PM 1944

Title: Gra-Mar Lodge, U. S. 301 Fayetteville (NC), Linen unused Description: A Modern Motor Lodge, Carpeted Floors Private Ceramic tiled paths - Hot Water Heat - Air Conditioned - TV Quiet, back from Highway. Owned and Operated by James M. Jessup. Phone : HE 3-0458 Restaurant Adjoining. Member of Diners Club.		Title: Florida Motor Inn Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused Description: Rt. 1, Box 144 Ph: (919) 483-9038.

Title: A-3 - St. Patricks Catholic Church Fayetteville (NC), Linen unused		Title: Hay Street Methodist Church Fayetteville (NC), Linen unused

Title: Snyder Memorial Baptist Church Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused		Title: Betsy Ross Motel Restaurant, U. S. 31 South Fayetteville (NC), Chrome PM 1965 Description: Diners club, American Express and Carte Blanche credit cards honored 62 spacious rooms - TV - Air Conditioned and Heated - Room Phones - 2 Swimming Pools Tel Hemlock 3-3601.

Title: Greetings From Fayetteville Fayetteville (NC), Linen unused Description: Key To Views On Other Side: F - Confederate Monument. A - City Hall. Y - City Hall. E - First Presbyterian Church. T - Cumberland County Court House. T - Cumberland County Court House. E - Hay Street Methodist Church. V - Veterans Hospital. I - Prince Charles Hotel. L - Prince Charles Hotel. L - Cape Fear River Bridge. E - Cape Fear River Bridge		Title: Greetings From North Carolina Fayetteville (NC), Linen unused Description: State Capitol Raleigh. Mt. Mitchell - Alt. 6684 ft. Highest peak east of the Rockies. North Carolina, The Tar Heel State, was one of the thirteen original states. Area, 52,426 Entered the Union, Nov. 21, 1789.

Title: Greetings From Fayetteville Fayetteville (NC), Linen unused Description: Main Entrance and President of College. New Bold Building, Science Building, Library Building,. Joyner Building. Bickett Building. The State Normal School, for colored (recently changed to Fayetteville State Teachers College) is located two miles north of Fayetteville and has 23 teachers and 483 students. Fayetteville is also the home of the state Training School, for colored, with 17 instructors and approximately 600 students.		Title: Deno's, 2820 Bargg Blvd. Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused Description: Famous for its Italian and American Cuisine, throughout Eastern Carolina.

Title: Cumberland County Courthouse Fayetteville (NC), Linen unused		Title: Holiday Inn Fayetteville (NC), Chrome unused Description: The Copper Hearth Restaurant, U. S. Highway 301 South See your favorite steak cooked to sizzling perfection in The Copper Hearth Restaurant of Holiday Inn. Tel: 483-0332 - AC 919

Title: Old Market House Fayetteville (NC), Linen unused Description: For a time Fayetteville was the temporary Capital of North Carolina, the State House occupying the site of the Old Market House, but it was destroyed in the great fire of 1831. The present Market House was erected in 1838 primarily as a Town Hall. It has been the scene of many memorable and historical incidents		Title: Greetings From Fayetteville Fayetteville (NC), Linen unused Description: "North Carolina's farthest Inland Port." Scene showing breece's landing on beautiful cape fear river. "Ye Olde Market."

Title: A Battery of horse Drawn Artillery Fort Bragg Fayetteville (NC), Linen PM 1946 Description: The largest Field Artillery Post in the world, Fort Bragg, is located 9 miles west of Fayetteville, N. C. on State Highway No. 24. Here Uncle Sam has spent great sums for permanent buildings and improvements, the Post being known as a north Carolina beauty spot.

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