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Barbour Boat Works

Date: 1932 - 1990 | Identifier: 758.0.0.294
Aerial photograph of the Barbour Boat Works shipyard, New Bern, N.C. Barbour Boat Works, Inc., was founded by Herbert William Barbour in 1932 on the Trent River at New Bern, N.C., and closed in the mid-1980s. Date approximated. more...
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Description
Aerial photograph of the Barbour Boat Works shipyard, New Bern, N.C. Barbour Boat Works, Inc., was founded by Herbert William Barbour in 1932 on the Trent River at New Bern, N.C., and closed in the mid-1980s. Date approximated.
Date
1932 - 1990
Call Number
758.0.0.294
Additional Resources
Collection(s)
Naval and Maritime History
Special Collections Staff Pick Collection

Subject(s)
Barbour Boat Works, Inc.
Boating industry--North Carolina--New Bern
Shipyards--North Carolina--New Bern
New Bern (N.C.)--Aerial photographs

Finding Aid
Barbour Boat Works, Inc. Records

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Location (spatial)
United States--North Carolina--Craven County (N.C.)--New Bern (N.C.)
Type
still image
Medium
photographs
Physical Description
25.4cm x 20.2cm x 0cm
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Persistent URL
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 Thu Feb 18 2016 08:29 PM  by Richard Askins

I would like to come to the library and see the Barbour collection. Is it available for that? Do I need to make an appointment?   Thank you,   Richard Askins3
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 Thu Feb 18 2016 04:18 PM  by Larry Jeffus

I learned to weld working at Barbour Boat Works in the early 60s which led to a long career as a welding professor, textbook author, and most importantly, a welder. I have always been grateful to New Bern High School, my shop teacher, Zachariah Taylor Koonce and the ship yard for starting me on a lifelong career. As a young man, I was mesmerized by the many stories told by the old welders, such as their stories about welding on the Liberty Ships. I was pleased to learn when I returned to New Bern for my 50th class reunion that although the cityscape has changed, the people have not. It's still a warm and friendly place. Larry Jeffus Author of Welding Principles and Applications
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