Goldsboro Archives – Page 7 – Goldsboro Museum

Orlando Sentinel Article

Communities, Education, Literature, History, 1900s, Date, American South

Museum fights for its place in county’s history, heritage.
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Orlando Sentinel Article

Date, American South, Communities, Education, Literature, History, 1900s

Sons of the South pause to honor Confederate dead.
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Orlando Sentinel Article

History, 1900s, Date, American South, Communities, Education, Literature

Plenty of High-Seas drama took place on the riverboats.
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Orlando Sentinel Article

American South, Communities, Education, Literature, History, 1900s, Date

Railroad won’t go to celery, so farmers build a railroad
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Orlando Sentinel Article

Date, American South, Communities, Education, Literature, History, 1900s

Local family has gold fever in roots- but alas, no gold.
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Orlando Sentinel Article

History, 1900s, Date, American South, Communities, Education, Literature

Found celery rolls call up shades of farming history.
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Orlando Sentinel Article

American South, Communities, Education, Literature, History, 1900s, Date

Slave-smuggling scheme moved some cattle, too.
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Orlando Sentinel Article

Date, American South, Communities, Education, Literature, History, 1900s

Mid-1800s Cracker couples weren’t much for romance
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Orlando Sentinel Article

Literature, History, 1900s, Date, American South, Communities, Education

Adventurous Trek begot a love affair with Florida
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zora exhibit

Civil Rights, Education, 1800s, Living in Goldsboro 1800s-early 1900s, History, 1900s, Date, American South

Zora Neale Hurston was an African-American novelist, short story writer, folklorist, and anthropologist. When John Hurston, Zora’s father, migrated to Florida in 1892 or 1893
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Church Pew Figurine

Date, American South, 1800s, Living in Goldsboro 1800s-early 1900s, Religion, Art, Decoration, History, 1900s

This is a figurine of a pilot. It is possible that this specific piece is from the Church Pew figurine collection.
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Church Pew Figurine

American South, 1800s, Living in Goldsboro 1800s-early 1900s, Religion, Art, Decoration, History, 1900s, Date

This is a figurine of a woman wearing an apron. It is possible that this specific piece is from the Church Pew figurine collection.
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Church Pew Figurine

1800s, Living in Goldsboro 1800s-early 1900s, Religion, Art, Decoration, History, 1900s, Date, American South

This is a figurine of a woman holding a bible. It is possible that this specific piece is from the Church Pew figurine collection.
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Orlando Sentinel Article

Literature, History, 1900s, Date, American South, Communities, Education

Historic Cemetery Gazebo will get a facelift!
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Orlando Sentinel Article

Date, American South, Communities, Education, Literature, 1900s

Survivors Wear Fragrance of Past
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