]> Eastern North Carolina Digital History Exhibit Bath Tricentennial 1904-00-00Souvenir calender / Ye Old Bath Town, 1705-1905 1921-03-03Beaufort County Road Commission to William Blount Rodman 1921-06-08R.A. Braddy to William Blount Rodman Jr. 1921-06-10R.A. Braddy to William Blount Rodman Jr. 1926-00-00Forget-me-nots of Bath N.C. 1928-00-01Resolution on new Bath Creek bridge 1938-06-16Charles C. Crittenden to Junius D. Grimes 1938-06-29Junius D. Grimes to Charles C. Crittenden 1938-07-26Charles C. Crittenden to Governor Clyde R. Hoey By the twentieth century, people became more and more aware of Bath’s historical interest. Perhaps sparked by the production of a 1905 calendar commemorating the town’s 200th anniversary of incorporation, moves were made to preserve Bath’s historic structures. However, both the poverty of the area and lack of funding from outside sources contributed to the lack of progress on such plans. By 1939, St. Thomas Episcopal Church, originally built in 1734-35 had been stabilized and restored, but none of the other historic buildings in town had received similar attention.