Finding Aid of the William G. Faulk, Jr. Photograph Collection, <date calendar="gregorian" era="ce" normal="1969/1976">1969 - 1976</date>, PHC.75

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Finding Aid of the William G. Faulk, Jr. Photograph Collection, <date calendar="gregorian" era="ce" normal="1969/1976">1969 - 1976</date>, PHC.75

Abstract

William G. Faulk, Jr. was the former site manager of Brunswicktown State Historic Site. He took the photographs between 1969 and 1976.
The majority of the negatives are of sites and objects in Brunswick County, North Carolina.

Descriptive Summary

Title
William G. Faulk, Jr. Photograph Collection
Call Number
PHC.75
Creator
Faulk, William G., Jr.
Date
1969 - 1976
Extent
0.300 cubic feet
Language
English
Repository
State Archives of North Carolina

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], PhC.75, William G. Faulk, Jr. Photograph Collection, State Archives of North Carolina; Raleigh, NC.

Collection Overview

William G. Faulk, Jr., former site manager of Brunswicktown State Historic Site, took the photographs between 1969 and 1976. The majority of the negatives are of sites and objects in Brunswick County, North Carolina.

Arrangement Note

The negatives are arranged chronologically.

Biographical/Historical note

William G. Faulk, Jr. was the former site manager of Brunswicktown State Historic Site. He took the photographs between 1969 and 1976

Contents of the Collection

Grave of Governor Samuel Ashe (1725-1813) in cemetery located east of Burgaw, North Carolina on property owned by Mrs. E. T. Batson., January 16, 1969
PhC.75 Box 1 of 1
Widow's watch on Jimmy Prevatte House, Southport, North Carolina., March, 1969
PHC.75.2
Airplane of Don McHose at Brunswick County Airport., April, 1969
PHC.75.3
Grave of Richard Dobbs Spaight, New Bern, North Carolina., April, 1969
PHC.75.4
Boats and ships passing Southport, North Carolina., April, 1969
PHC.75.5
Southport Fort Fisher Ferry wheelhouse, Captain Richie Dosher., May, 1969
PHC.75.6
Orton Plantation, June 14, 1969
PHC.75.7
Fort Caswell room, tunnel and World War I crater., July 24, 1969
PHC.75.8
Millie Christine historical highway marker., September 15, 1969
PHC.75.9
Bald Head Island, September 22, 1969
PHC.75.10
Physical remains of the African American Siamese twins, Millie & Christine, disinterred from original grave in the woods on their property in Columbus County, North Carolina., November 22, 1969
PHC.75.11
Photographs by Charles H. Foard of Wilmington and donated to the town of Brunswick's State Historic Site of Dutchman Creek fortification, two miles north of Southport, North Carolina., November, 1969
PHC.75.12
Earthen fortification, two miles north of Southport, near Dutchman Creek on "Old Georgetown Road", December 3, 1969
PHC.75.13
Gun emplacement on fortification, two miles north of Southport, North Carolina., December 9, 1969
PHC.75.14
Price's Creek Lighthouse House, old drawing, copied ., 1969
PHC.75.15
Historical highway marker for Bald Head Lighthouse., 1969
PHC.75.16
Southport Fire Department answering call to automobile., 1969
PHC.75.17
John Wright Stanly House, New Bern, North Carolina (interior and exterior views)., February 21, 1970
PHC.75.18
City Hall, Southport, North Carolina., March 16, 1970
PHC.75.19
Aerial views of Southport, North Carolina ., April 30, 1970
PHC.75.20
St. Philips Church, Southport, North Carolina (interior views)., May 18, 1970
PHC.75.21
Robert Rourk House, Southport, North Carolina., June 6, 1970
PHC.75.22
Indian Trail Tree and Bonnet's Creek Memorial, Southport, North Carolina., June 6, 1970
PHC.75.23
Anchor and cannonball in Franklin Park, Southport, North Carolina., August, 1969
PHC.75.24
Art Newton House and the Brunswick Inn (Kate Stuart House), Southport, North Carolina., June 6, 1970
PHC.75.25
Fort Johnston Quarters, Southport, North Carolina., June 6, 1970
PHC.75.26
Price's Creek Lighthouse, copied ., September 14, 1970
PHC.75.27
Southport waterfront and city pier., September, 1970
PHC.75.28
Long Beach Pier with fishing crowds., October 3, 1970
PHC.75.29
Moon landing, photograph of color television coverage., February 5, 1971
PHC.75.30
The dredge Gerig at Southport City Dock., May, 1971
PHC.75.31
Copy of photographs of artillery gun located at "swimming pool" at Fort Caswell, North Carolina., May 11, 1971
PHC.75.32
The Eagle, U. S. Coast Guard ship at Southport, North Carolina., May 1, 1971
PHC.75.33
Mobile Museum of History (exteriors), Raleigh., July 27, 1971
PHC.75.34
Swearing in of the first female mayor of Southport at city hall., September 23, 1971
PHC.75.35
School of Miss Mamie Alderman, Wilmington, North Carolina, copy of original., undated
PHC.75.36
Aerials of Brunswick County, February 25, 1972
PHC.75.37
Governor Daniel L. Russell House, Brunswick County, March 7, 1972
PHC.75.38
Price's Creek Lighthouse, Brunswick County., June 24, 1972
PHC.75.39
Fort Caswell, old photograph copies ca. 1908, copied ., February 1, 1973
PHC.75.40
French map of Cape Fear River, 1778, copied . (See negative sleeve for full description)., April 29, 1973
PHC.75.41
City of Southport National Bicentennial Community Designation Ceremony, 1974
PHC.75.42
Orton Plantation (exteriors), June, 1976
PHC.75.43
Drawing of Baldhead Lighthouse on a piece of slate, undated
PHC.75.44
Oak Island Lighthouse, undated
PHC.75.45
Frying Pan Shoals Lightship, undated
PHC.75.46
Plaque in honor of Mrs. Jessie Stevens Taylor (1879-1961), undated
PHC.75.47
Franklin Park, Southport, North Carolina, undated
PHC.75.48
Southport Fire Department, Southport, undated
PHC.75.49
Southport Baptist Church, Southport, undated
PHC.75.50
Southport Library dedication, undated

Scope and Content:

Standing: David Stick
Seated: Margaret Harper

PHC.75.51
Southport Library dedication, undated

Scope and Content:

(1 r); Ormond Leggett, L. D. Haymen, Bill Davenport, Jimmy Harper and James Furpliss.

PHC.75.52
Historical highway markers at highway 133-17, undated
PHC.75.53
Graves at trash dump, Southport, North Carolina, undated
PHC.75.54
Lighthouses---Prices's Creek and Bald Head Island, undated
PHC.75.55
Sunny Point construction, August 24, 1954

Scope and Content:

Copies of photographs

PHC.75.56
Fort Johnston garrison before renovation, undated

Scope and Content:

Copies of older photographs

PHC.75.57
Coins found at Kendall or Lilliput Cape Fear River plantations by the Sprunt Family, undated

Scope and Contents note:

1. Large cent, 1806-1807 (7 over 6). 2. Apparently a 1753 George II, England.

PHC.75.58

Subject Headings

  • Historic sites--North Carolina--Brunswick County.
  • Plantations
  • African Americans
  • Lighthouses -- North Carolina
  • Brunswick County (N.C.)
  • New Bern (N.C.)
  • Southport (N.C.)
  • Oak Island (N.C.)
  • Bald Head Island (N.C.)

    • Acquisitions Information

    The negatives were transferred to the State Archives from the Historic Sites Section on June 26, 1998.

    Processing Information

    Processed by Stephen E. Massengill, February, 1999
    Encoded by Dietra Stanley
    Encoding updated by Aaron Cusick, January, 2012

    Updated by Rebecca Stubbs, September, 2024