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Board 3, image 6: "McNeely home, north of Buffalo Church. Built before Revolution. North Greensboro"; P0041/0001_03_06, in the Mary Grace Canfield Photographic Collection (P0041), North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Size | 0.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 250 items) |
Abstract | Mary Grace Canfield (1864-1946) was a native of Vermont and the wife of the Reverend Harry Lee Canfield (1860-1942), a Universalist minister working in North Carolina. The Canfields came to North Carolina in the 1920s. The collection consists of 246 black-and-white photographic prints that appear to date from the 1920s and are probably the work of Mary Canfield. The images show historic homes, farm buildings, churches, street scenes, Confederate veterans, gristmills, and monuments throughout North Carolina. |
Creator | Canfield, Mary Grace, 1864-1946. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. North Carolina Collection. |
Language | English |
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Mary Grace Canfield (1864-1946) was a native of Vermont and the wife of the Reverend Harry Lee Canfield (1860-1942), a Universalist minister working in North Carolina. The Canfields came to North Carolina in the 1920s.
Back to TopThe Canfield Collection consists of 246 black-and-white prints, most of which are mounted on boards. The photographs appear to date from the 1920s and are probably the work of Mary Canfield. The images show historic homes, farm buildings, churches, street scenes, Confederate veterans, gristmills, and monuments throughout North Carolina.
Back to TopArrangement: Original order.
The Canfield Collection consists of 246 black and white prints, most of which are mounted on board and several negatives. The photographs appear to date from the 1920s and are probably the work of Mary Canfield. The images show historic homes, farm buildings, churches, street scenes, Confederate veterans, gristmills, and monuments throughout North Carolina.
Flat Box 01 |
Boards 1-19 (Originally bound as album), circa 1920-1929Mounted Black-and-White Prints Multiple images Includes images of locations across North Carolina. |
Flat Box 02 |
Boards 20-39 (Originally bound as album), circa 1920-1929Mounted Black-and-White Prints Multiple images Includes images of locations across North Carolina. |
Black and White Film Box 01 |
Original negatives, circa 1920-1929Black-and-White Sheet Film Multiple images Includes images from all across North Carolina. |