Ladye Jane Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Olde Raleigh

Know these Buildings? Win this Poster.

First person to post in the comments what this collection of buildings was wins a mounted poster of the photo.

If you’ve won one before, you can’t win again.

Image courtesy of the Raleigh City Museum

  • arthurb311/17 09:56 AM

    Oakwood Plantation.

  • Michael11/17 10:02 AM

    Peace College

  • Lee11/17 10:46 AM

    The Latta House

  • ambrose11/17 10:50 AM

    Shaw University

  • Robert11/17 10:53 AM

    Eastly Hall (Shaw) on far left -

  • richardfoc11/17 10:56 AM

    Dix Hill

  • DPK11/17 11:23 AM

    Buildings from the old Nazareth Catholic Orphanage that once stood on land that is now the Centennial Campus at NC State?

  • DPK11/17 11:28 AM

    Actually, nope I’m wrong.  Those above me got it as being Shaw.  That is Estey Hall on the far left as can be seen here in a slightly different angle:

    p_5_hi6.jpg

  • William11/17 12:54 PM

    I don’t know what it is, but I do like the file name this time…

  • Tony Woodard11/17 01:09 PM

    I belive that these are the original buildings that made up St. Augustine’s College.

  • Ladye Jane11/17 01:20 PM

    Tony, you are correct!  That is actually not Estey Hall on the left, but the Lyman Building at St. Augustine’s. You can see an old photo of it here for comparison. 

    And William, glad you appreciated the file name!

    http://hbcudigitallibrary.auctr.edu/cdm4/item_viewer.php?CISOROOT=/stad&CISOPTR=122&DMSCALE=100&DMWIDTH=600&DMHEIGHT=600&DMMODE=viewer&DMFULL=0&DMX=95&DMY=0&DMTEXT;=&DMTHUMB=1&REC=3&DMROTATE=0&x=346&y=63

  • Reesian11/17 01:37 PM

    It’s the first dormitories at NC State University.  They were located where Brooks Hall stands today.  To the right of the picture would be Holladay Hall, the first building on the NC State campus.

  • Andy Mention11/17 09:41 PM

    RBC

  • Honorable Mention11/20 11:45 AM

    That is the new Progress Energy building in the background, then closer in is the Governor’s Mansion, and of course, Newton’s Grill on the right.

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