New Bern is a small city situated at the confluence of the Neuse and the Trent rivers in the eastern part of the State of North Carolina, United States. - AsNotedIn
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| Attmore-Oliver House |
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513 | Broad St | ||
| Barber, JT, School |
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1700 | Cobb St | ||
| Baxter Clock |
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323 | Pollock St | ||
| Bellair |
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SR 1401 | W of New Bern off SR 1401 | ||
| Benjamin Smith House |
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210 | Hancock St | ||
| Blades House |
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602 | Middle St | ||
| Bryan House and Office |
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603 - 605 | Pollock St | ||
| Cedar Grove Cemetery |
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Bounded by Queen, George, Cypress, Howard, and Metcalf Sts | |||
| Cedar Street Recreation Center |
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822 | Cedar St | ||
| Centenary Methodist Church |
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209 | New St | ||
| Central Elementary School |
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311 - 313 | New St and 517 Hancock St | ||
| Christ Episcopal Church and Parish House |
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320 | Pollock St | ||
| Clear Springs Plantation |
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N of Jasper | |||
| Coor-Bishop House |
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501 | E Front St | ||
| Coor-Gaston House |
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421 | Craven St | ||
| DeGraffenried Park Historic District |
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Roughly bounded by Neuse Blvd, Fort Totten Dr, Trent Rd and Chattawka Ln | |||
| Ebenezer Presbyterian Church |
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720 | Bern St | ||
| Edward R Stanly House |
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502 | Pollock St | ||
| Eli Smallwood House |
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524 | E Front St | ||
| First Baptist Church |
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239 | Middle St | Church Alley | |
| First Church of Christ, Scientist |
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406 and 408 | Middle St | Broad St | |
| First Missionary Baptist Church |
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819 | Cypress St | ||
| First Presbyterian Church and Churchyard |
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New St | between Middle and Hancock Sts | ||
| Ghent Historic District |
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Roughly bounded by Trent Blvd., First St, Park Ave, and Seventh St | |||
| Gull Harbor |
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514 | E Front St | ||
| Harvey Mansion |
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219 | Tryon Palace Dr | ||
| Hawks House |
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306 | Hancock St | ||
| Isaac Taylor House |
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228 | Craven St | ||
| Jerkins-Duffy House |
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301 | Johnston St | ||
| John Wright Stanly House |
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307 | George St | ||
| Jones-Jarvis House |
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528 | E Front St | ||
| Masonic Temple and Theater |
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516 | Hancock St | ||
| Mount Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church |
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307 | Scott St | ||
| New Bern Battlefield Site |
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US 70 E | 4.5 mi SE of New Bern | ||
| New Bern Historic District |
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Roughly bounded by Neuse and Trent Rivers and Queen St | |||
| New Bern Historic District (Boundary Increase) |
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Roughly 2 blks of N Craven,blk on Pasteur St, roughly along Bern, West, Cedar Sts and Trent Court | |||
| New Bern Municipal Building |
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Pollock and Craven Sts | |||
| New Bern National Cemetery |
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1711 | National Ave | ||
| Rhem-Waldrop House |
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701 | Broad St | ||
| Riverside Historic District |
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Roughly bounded by N Craven St, North Ave, E St, and Guion St | |||
| Rue Chapel AME Church |
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709 | Oak St | ||
| Slover-Bradham House |
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201 | Johnson St | ||
| Smith Jr, Isaac H, House |
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605 | Johnson St | ||
| Smith-Whitford House |
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506 | Craven St | ||
| St John's Missionary Baptist Church |
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1130 | Walt Bellamy Dr | ||
| St Paul's Roman Catholic Church |
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510 | Middle St | ||
| St Peter's AME Zion Church |
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615 | Queen St | ||
| Stevenson House |
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609 - 611 | Pollock St | ||
| Thomas Jerkins House |
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305 | Johnson St | ||
| Tisdale-Jones House |
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520 | New St | ||
| Tryon's Palace |
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529 | S Front St | Hancock St | |
| Ulysses S Mace House |
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518 | Broad St | ||
| United States Post Office and Courthouse |
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413 | Middle St | ||
| William Hollister House |
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613 | Broad St | ||
| York-Gordon House |
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213 | Hancock St |
| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
| 1710/01/00 | John Lawson, surveyor general of Carolina, and Palatine refugees from the Palatinate area on the Rhine Rivers sail from Gravesend, England, bound for the New World. More than half will die during the crossing. | |||||
| 1710/10/00 | Christopher von Graffenried | Landgrave of Carolina | Christoph von Graffenried lays out a town site in the shape of a cross, with the plan to built a church in the center. Soon the settlement will include c 400 emigrants from Bern, Switzerland, and German Palatinate refugees from England. | |||
| 1711/09/22 | The Tuscarora Indians surprised and murder about 130 persons European colonist along the Neuse, Pamlico and Trent Rivers. | Tuscarora War | ||||
| 1711/10/00 | Christopher von Graffenried | Landgrave of Carolina | During his several week captivity at the Tuscarora village of Catechna, Graffenried negotiates the safety of the New Bern colony and is released. John Lawson, Surveyor General of the colony, is killed. | Tuscarora War |
| Particulars for New Bern: | |
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| Cultural Affiliation | Palatine German |
| Cultural Affiliation | Swiss-American |
| Locale Type | Town |
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| Historic African American Churches in Craven County MPS |
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