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Scenes of Albemarle |
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Scenes of Albemarle |
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A photo of Second Street in downtown Albemarle, looking north from about King Alley [circa 1909]. Courtesy Stanly County Museum/Stanly County Historic Preservation Commission |
| A photo of the Albemarle Grade School prior to the 1920 fire. Courtesy Stanly County Museum/Stanly County Historic Preservation Commission |
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This 1907 postcard, published by F.E. Starnes, depicts the southward view along Second Street. The Mark's and Hearne Buildings are on the left. Courtesy Stanly County Museum/Stanly County Historic Preservation Commission |
| A street scene from 1907, looking north on Second Street from the vicinity of King Street. Courtesy Stanly County Museum/Stanly County Historic Preservation Commission |
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A phtograph from 1923 of the Trotter Chevrolet Company located on West main Street. Courtesy Stanly County Museum/Stanly County Historic Preservation Commission |
| An undated view along Second Street. Courtesy Stanly County Museum/Stanly County Historic Preservation Commission |
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A postcard from 1923 shows the Efird-Wiscassett Mill. Courtesy Stanly County Museum/Stanly County Historic Preservation Commission |
| The Lillian Mill at Five Points is memorialized in this undated postcard. Courtesy Stanly County Museum/Stanly County Historic Preservation Commission |
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The Maralise Hotel is the subject of this postcard from 1923. The Maralise was located on the corner of West Main & South First. Built in 1908, it stood for sixty years before being torn down. Courtesy Stanly County Museum/Stanly County Historic Preservation Commission |
| An older postcard from 1908 shows off the second Stanly County courthouse to be built in Albemarle. This courthouse was constructed in 1893 and served as the center for law & justice in the county until it too was torn down in 1972. Courtesy Stanly County Museum/Stanly County Historic Preservation Commission |
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The Stanly County Loan & Trust Building as it stood at the corner of West main and North Second is shown in this postcard from 1907. Courtesy Stanly County Museum/Stanly County Historic Preservation Commission |
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