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Kinston, North Carolina 28501

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Drinking Fountain. Lenoir County Courthouse. Kinston, North Carolina.
Side Entryway. Lenoir County Courthouse. Kinston, North Carolina. Built in 1939 using the Streamline Moderne Style. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. A WPA project.
Road Signs. Kinston, North Carolina.
131 S. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina.
Commercial Buildings. 127-117 S. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina.
Commercial Block. 117 S. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina.
Furniture sign. Kinston, North Carolina.
Commercial Buildings. 111, 109 & 107 S. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina.
Old Furniture Store. 103 S. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina.
Historic NRHP Plaque—Standard Drug Store No. 2. Kinston, North Carolina.
Historic Sign—Kinston Sit-ins. Kinston, North Carolina.
Commercial Block. Downtown Kinston, North Carolina.
N. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina.
Commercial Buildings. 118 & 124 N. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina.
Gie Hale. Perhaps this is a continuation from the other side. Kinston, North Carolina.
Virginia Dare Storefront tile. Kinston, North Carolina.
130 & 132 N. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina.
National Bank of Kinston Building. 136 N. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina. Built in 1908 using the Neoclassical Style. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Bank Building. N. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina. Built in 1903. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Historic Sign—Birth of Funk. Kinston, North Carolina.
Farmers and Merchants National Bank. 200 N. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina.
Commercial Buildings. 204 & 206 N. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina. The building at right was Roses Department Store.
Storefront Building. 210 N. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina.
Marquee. Paramount Theatre. Kinston, North Carolina.
210-212 N. Queen Street. Kinston, North Carolina.
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