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Teacup with Lid
Read morePeople would use these to drink hot beverages. Most homes in Goldsboro had teacups.
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Night Restroom
Read moreEvery family in Goldsboro had an outhouse (a toilet outside), but this pot was used at night only when it was too dark to go
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The Holy Bible
Read moreMost homes had a bible, even if they did not read them. This was a typical article found in the living room of most, but
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Cereal Bowl
Read moreThis was used to eat food out of, whether it be cereal, salad, candy, or desserts in Goldsboro. They were used as serving bowls .
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Glass Decorative Piggy Bank
Read moreMost families in Goldsboro gave their children a piggy bank to save their money, although some families did not have piggy banks and just put
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Dress Shoes (Men’s)
Social Gatherings, Home Life, Clothing and Dress, Communities, Family, Living in Goldsboro 1800s-early 1900s, Religious GatheringsRead moreThese shoes were strictly worn for dressy occasions such as church functions and services and weddings. Most of the people in Goldsboro were farmers and
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Masonic Malta Dress Hat
Clothing and Dress, Communities, Living in Goldsboro 1800s-early 1900s, Religious Gatherings, Social GatheringsRead moreThis was a hat worn during ceremonial events held by the Order of Malta. This was a group that was closely related to a group
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Wooden and Metal Wash Borad
Read moreThis was a staple back in the late 1800’s in Goldsboro. This was used to wash clothes. It would take families with multiple children a
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Magazine Holder
Read moreThis was used as household decoration in some of the homes in Goldsboro. These were used strictly for magazines. Almanacs and the Sears Roebuck catalogs
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Decorative Glass Bowl
Communities, Family, Living in Goldsboro 1800s-early 1900s, Food, Religious Gatherings, Social Gatherings, Home Life, ArtRead moreDecorative bowls were a popular household staple in Goldsboro. Sometimes they were used for church or social events. Some people would place glass bowls around
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Degrees of Free Masonry
Social Gatherings, Civil Rights, Clothing and Dress, Communities, Living in Goldsboro 1800s-early 1900s, Religious GatheringsRead moreThere is still a Mason lodge in Goldsboro. Family men and Church men were often masons and would attend lodge meetings, events, community outreach events
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Horse Clock (metal)
Read moreThis is a house clock. These were found in most homes in Goldsboro, but some homes did not have clocks. They were more popular among