Aerial View of Pactolus Post Office (12 Negatives), March 30-31, 1967
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- Aerial View of Pactolus Post Office (12 Negatives), March 30-31, 1967
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- Aerial View of Pactolus Post Office (12 Negatives), March 30-31, 1967
- Date
- March 30, 1967 - March 31, 1967
- Original Format
- negatives
- Extent
- 3cm x 2cm
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- 0741-b42-fc-v42.c.50
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- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Sleeve 50, Folder c, Box 42
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Daily Reflector Images
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- Daily Reflector Negative Collection from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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The white building in the foreground I believe was the (Cecil?) Satterwhite Store. Attached to it was a small "shed" with flag and front (public) and back (postmaster) doors. Inside of the shed was the post office with a single wall of PO Boxes and a two-piece (top/bottom halves) door between the customer and the work sides.