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• Historic Justice House in New Bern

  The Justice House at 221 East Front Street, New Bern, NC, captured in its timeless elegance, showcasing classic architectural details from an earlier era. The New Bern Historical Society owns the digital copy of this image.
• Historic Donnell Law Office

  A vintage photograph of the Judge Donnell Law Office, located in the 700 block of Craven Street, New Bern, NC, nestled among mature trees and ivy. The New Bern Historical Society owns the digital copy of this image.
• Historic Jones-Jarvis House

  Black and white image of the Jones-Jarvis House, a notable 19th-century residence located at 528 East Front Street, New Bern, NC, showcasing its classic brick facade and colonial architecture. The New Bern Historical Society owns the digital copy of this image.
• Historic Jones House in New Bern

  Black and white photo of the Jones House at the intersection of Eden and Pollock Streets in New Bern, NC, showcasing its traditional architecture and charming double porches. The New Bern Historical Society owns the digital copy of this image.
• Historical Jones House, New Bern

  A photograph of the Jones House, located at the corner of Eden and Pollock Streets in New Bern, NC, featuring a two-story residence with a fenced yard and mature trees. The New Bern Historical Society owns the digital copy of this image.
• John Wright Stanly House

  Historical photo capturing the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, at its New Street location prior to relocation to George Street in 1966. 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.
• Renovation of the John Wright Stanly House

  Historical photo capturing the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, during its relocation and renovation on George Street. 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.
• Renovation of the John Wright Stanly House

  Historic photo showcasing the second-floor hall during the renovation and relocation of the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC. The images reveal architectural details and ongoing restoration efforts. 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.
• Restoration Glimpse of the Stanly House

  An evocative photograph capturing the early stages of restoration inside the historic John Wright Stanly House, showcasing stripped floors and a classic fireplace. 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.
• Restoration of the Stanly House

  Historic black and white photos depicting the interior renovation stages of the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, focused on architectural details. 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.
• Renovation of the John Wright Stanly House

  Historical interior photographs showing the early renovation stages of the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC. 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.
• Interior Details of the John Wright Stanly House

  Black and white photographs capturing the architectural details inside the John Wright Stanly House during its renovation and relocation to George Street. 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.
• Historic Stanly House Staircase

  Detail of the elegant staircase inside the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, captured during renovation. 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.
• Interior of the John Wright Stanly House During Renovation

  A black and white photograph showing the interior of the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, capturing the elegant staircase and floral wallpaper during its relocation and renovation. 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.
• Renovation of the John Wright Stanly House

  Historical photo capturing the renovation and relocation process of the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC to its new site on George Street. 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.
• Restoration of the John Wright Stanly House

  Historic photos depicting the renovation and relocation process of the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, capturing stages of significant architectural preservation. 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.
• Renovation of the John Wright Stanly House

  Historic photo capturing the renovation of the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, featuring vintage cars and scaffolding around the building. 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.
• Restoration of John Wright Stanly House

  Historic John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, undergoing renovation. The photos capture the early stages of preservation efforts to maintain its historical integrity. 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.
• Renovation of John Wright Stanly House

  A photograph showcasing the early stages of renovation at John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, capturing the raw and weathered conditions before restoration. 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.
• Restoration of John Wright Stanly House

  A detailed view of the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, undergoing significant renovation and restoration. 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.
• Renovation of the John Wright Stanly House

  Historical photos showcasing the renovation stages of the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, capturing the transformation from a dilapidated state to restoration progress. 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.
• Renovation of the John Wright Stanly House

  A historical photo capturing the renovation and surrounding construction activity at the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, showcasing the effort to preserve this significant heritage site. 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.
• Restoration of the John Wright Stanly House

  This photograph showcases the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, during its renovation phase, capturing the transformation from a state of disrepair to restored grandeur. 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.
• Relocating the John Wright Stanly House, 1966

  Historic photo capturing the relocation of the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, showing the building being moved on a large truck through city streets. 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.
• Relocating the John Wright Stanly House, 1966

  Historical photograph depicting the relocation of the John Wright Stanly House in New Bern, NC, showcasing the house on a dolly system across city streets. 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.