Illustrated City of Greenville, Pitt County, North Carolina
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Identifier: F264.G72 I44 1914
Published in 1914 as one of an "Illustrated Cities" series, this promotional pamphlet touts Greenville as a "city of possibilities." It describes and illustrates local businesses and government agencies, including the fledgling East Carolina Teachers Training School. Tobacco-related enterprises are prominently featured. Illustrated City of Greenville, Pitt County, North Carolina (Richmond, VA: Central Publishing Co., Inc., 1914).more...
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Published in 1914 as one of an "Illustrated Cities" series, this promotional pamphlet touts Greenville as a "city of possibilities." It describes and illustrates local businesses and government agencies, including the fledgling East Carolina Teachers Training School. Tobacco-related enterprises are prominently featured. Illustrated City of Greenville, Pitt County, North Carolina (Richmond, VA: Central Publishing Co., Inc., 1914).
Date
1914
Call Number
F264.G72 I44 1914
Additional Resources
Collection(s)
Architecture
Agriculture
Special Collections Staff Pick Collection

Subject(s)
Greenville (N.C.)--Pictorial works
Finding Aid
Grimes, Junius D., Papers

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Location (spatial)
United States--North Carolina--Pitt County (N.C.)--Greenville (N.C.)
Type
text
Medium
pamphlets
Physical Description
315mm x 232mm x 0mm
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 Thu Jun 23 09:13 AM  by Dale Sauter

Great, thanks for your interest, Thomas. Dale
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 Fri May 20 02:20 PM  by Thomas Forrest

This is a fantastic look at Greenville in the early 1900's - I personally own a copy of thhis book and was delighted to locate this link to share with other Greenville history buffs.
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