Following up where Late 19th Century Graphic Design in Raleigh left off, here are a few examples of collateral from the turn of the century.

Beginning as early as 1853, North Carolinians from all over the state flock to Raleigh for the annual State Fair. What began as strictly an agricultural exposition has evolved to include an explosion of games, rides, crafts, food, and fun as well. It’s that time of year for 600 lb pumpkins and the latest in fried cuisine!

Having just watched Mad Men for the first time yesterday, I couldn’t help but be reminded of one of my favorite photo collections, the J.T. Howard Advertising Agency collection, in which most of the photos were taken in the hey day of cocktails, smokes, and brainstorming.

I always dread the point of a phone call when I get the inevitable snicker because I have to tell the operator at the phone/cable/etc company what street I live on. Glascock Street. Turns out it has some great historical significance, and was not just someone’s idea of an annoying joke.
UPDATE: More photos added

UPDATE: New Images
Raleigh used to be full of great downtown movie theaters. Over the years, there have been over 20. Think it’s time to bring one back?