Title:
United States Post Office
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1965 Jun-24
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Title:
Downtown Motor Court
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Allen Jones Restaurant
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Airplane View of Mitchell College
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
Mitchell College, a Christian Junior College for young women. Established in 1856, was named in honor of Miss Margaret Elliot Mitchell and Mrs. Eliza Mitchell Grant, daughter of Dr. Elisha Mitchell, who lost his life exploring the highest peak case of the Mississippi River, Mount Mitchell. This college is progressive, yet maintains the cultural standards of the Old South. Is located at Statesville in the beautiful and healthful foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains
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Title:
Airplane View of Mitchell College
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
Mitchell College, a Christian Junior College for young women. Established in 1856, was named in honor of Miss Margaret Elliot Mitchell and Mrs. Eliza Mitchell Grant, daughters of Dr. Elisha Mitchell, who lost his life exploring the highest peak east of the Mississippi River, Mount Mitchell. This college is progressive, yet maintains the cultural standards of the Old South. Is located at Statesville in the beautiful and healthful foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains
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Title:
Miller Manor Motel
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Air-Conditioned - Room TV and phone - Swimming Pool - Adjoing Restaurant - H. Shelton Miller, Owner
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Title:
Airplane View of Mitchell College
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
Mitchell College, a Christian Junior College for young women. Established in 1856, was named in honor of Miss margaret Elliot Mitchell and Mrs. Eliza Mitchell Grant, daughters of Dr. Elisha Mitchell, who lost his life exploring the highest peak east of the Mississippi River, Mount Mitchell. This college is progressive, yet maintains the cultural standards of the Old South. is located at Statesville in the beautiful and healthful foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains
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Title:
Davis Hospital Inc
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
An accredited hospital and training school for nurses
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Title:
Junior High School
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
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Title:
First Presbyterian Church - 1822
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Lakewood Municipal Park
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
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Title:
U. S. Post Office
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
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Title:
First Presbyterian Church
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
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Title:
A Glimpse Of The First Presbyterian Church
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
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Title:
Junior High School
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
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Broad St. Methodist Church
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
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Title:
Iredell County Court House
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
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Title:
Statesville, North Carolina
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Statesville and Iredell County stand in the heart of North Carolina's piedmont region. The city is bordered by the intersection of two interstate highways: I-40 and I-77. The area has two enormous lakes - Lake Lockout and Lake Norman. Lake Norman is among the largest lakes in the East with 520 miles of shoreline. Fishing, skiing, sailing, yachting are all available
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Title:
Bolick's Hotel Court
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
24 Luxurious Guest Rooms all with private tile baths (tub or shower). Hot water heat. Cross ventilation. Telephone 3103. Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Bolick, Owners, Mgrs. On US 70, US 64, two miles west of Statesville, N. C
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First Baptist Church
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
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The Zebulon Baird Vance Home, West Sharpe Street
Statesville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Located on West Sharpe Street in Statesville, North Carolina. It was in this house that Governor Vance, North Carolina's dynamic Governor, and family lived while the Federal Troops occupied Raleigh in 1865. It was used as the State Capitol during that time.
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