Historic Relocation of the John Wright Stanly House

Description: The John Wright Stanly House being moved through New Bern, NC in 1966, a significant event capturing the preservation of this historic building amidst a bustling street scene. The Stanly House was built in the early 1780s for John Wright Stanly, a prominent New Bern citizen. Built of hand-hewn longleaf pine, the Stanly House remains one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture in the South and is currently maintained by the Tryon Palace Commission. The New Bern Historical Society owns the digital copy of this image.
Identifier: NB.2024.13.1654
Creator: Benners, Billy
Contributor: New Bern Historical Society; Gifted by Norman Kellum
Date: 1966
Subject: Architecture
Coverage: 1960s; New Bern, North Carolina
Type: Still image
Format: .JPG
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