Photograph Collection
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- Cone Y team
- Group of ten male players and two coaches representing a Cone Y sports team, probably basketball.
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- Cone YMCA basketball team
- Cone YMCA basketball team, probably in front of the YMCA building.
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- Courthouse Square on Armistice Day
- Courthouse Square on Armistice Day, November 11, 1918. Looking east on East Market Street, with the U.S. Post Office and Federal Courthouse and then Southern Life and Trust on the right.
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- Elks Home on Sycamore Street at the corner of Greene Street
- Elks Home on Sycamore St. at the corner of Greene St., ca. 1910.
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- Employees of White Oak Store #1
- Employees of the White Oak Store #1 stand outside the store for a photograph.
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- Exterior view of St. Leo's Hospital
- Exterior view of St. Leo's Hospital.
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- First Presbyterian Church and Sabbath School
- Exteriors of the First Presbyterian Church and Sabbath School, with the minister's house visible on the right.
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- Greensboro Drug Company soda fountain
- Soda fountain of Greensboro Drug Company, located at 230 West Market Street. Manager Pete McDaniels, Assistant Manager Clifford Woodard, Hugh Johnson and Burke Frailey are behind the counter.
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- Greensboro Public Library
- Children reading at tables inside the Carnegie Public Library, located on Library Place (now John Wesley Way) and West Gaston Street (now West Friendly Avenue) in Greensboro.
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- Interior view of St. Leo's Hospital
- Interior view of St. Leo's Hospital showing a staircase and sitting area.
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- Laura Brockmann in her parlor
- Laura Brockmann in her parlor at 716 Walker Avenue.
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- Men working at Blue Bell Overall Company
- Men are standing at a table cutting fabric at the Blue Bell Overall Company at 102 West Lee Street, on the corner of Elm and Lee streets. The company occupied the second and third floors of this building from about 1909 to 1920, when it moved into a larger plant in the same block.
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- Paisley-Sloan-Logan house
- A man and woman stand in front of the Paisley-Sloan-Logan House at 320 West Market Street.
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- Parlor and dining room of Laura Brockmann
- Parlor and dining room of Laura Brockmann at 716 Walker Avenue. The woman in the dining room is probably her sister, Emma, who was deaf and lived with Laura Brockmann her whole life.
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- Proximity Mill
- A view of the original Proximity Mill before later additions were made.
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- Proximity Mill interior
- An interior view of Proximity Mill with a female standing in the middle of an aisle.
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- Proximity Mill slasher room
- A mill worker, Rife Hunter, stands amongst the machinery inside the slasher room at Proximity Mill.
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- Proximity Mill superintendent
- John G. Campbell, Proximity Mill Superintendent, stands outside the mill office with a dog.
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- Proximity Mill weave room
- A mill worker, Horace Pennington, stands amongst the machinery inside the weave room at Proximity Mill.
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- Proximity School
- The schoolchildren and teachers of Proximity Mill School pose outdoors on a lawn.
