House in Fourth Ward, 2005
This photo was taken in the spring of 2005 in Charlotte's Fourth Ward.
Physical Description: digital image
Publisher: Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
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Mercy Hospital, Charlotte, NC (1952)
In 1906, the Sisters of Mercy first established a hospital in Charlotte in uptown Charlotte near St. Peter's Catholic Church. This facilty opened in 1916 with additional wings added over time. Today, the facility is under the control of the Carolinas Healthcare System and is now called Carolinas Medical Center-Mercy.
Physical Description: Genuine Curteich-Chicago post card
Publisher: Dixie News Company
House in Fourth Ward, 2005
This photo was taken in the spring of 2005 in Charlotte's Fourth Ward.
Physical Description: digital image
Publisher: Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
Uptown Charlotte in the 1920s
An aerial view looking north up Tryon Street in Charlotte, NC."
Physical Description: Postcard
Publisher: S.H. Kress
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House in Fourth Ward, 2005
This photo was taken in the spring of 2005 in Charlotte's Fourth Ward.
Physical Description: digital image
Publisher: Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
Anna Morrison Jackson's House
Anna Morrison Jackson made her home in Charlotte off and on following the death of hersband, General Stonewall Jackson. This was the first home she lived in, and it was located on Trade Street.
Physical Description: 3x5 postcard, black and white
Publisher: Unknown
CP_2002_04_335
Opening of Lynx Gold Line
In 2015 Charlotte brought back the streetcar after 77 years. Trailing streamers, it pulled into the Transit Center on its first official run.
Publisher: Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
House in Fourth Ward, 2005
Physical Description: digital image
Publisher: Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
Liles Nix Company
In 1910, Floyd L. Liles of Spartanburg opened a ready wear goods store at 6 S. Tryon called the Floyd L. Liles Company. In 1911, Joseph R. Nix became a partner and the store changed its name to Liles and Nix. In 1912, the store moved to 17-19 West Trade Street but closed one year later in 1913.
Physical Description: 3 x 5 inches, glossy, bloack and white Publisher:
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
115 W 7th St, Charlotte, NC Physical Description: digital image Publisher: Charlotte Mecklenburg Library