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Tryon Palace Restored Dream Of Colonial Impressive Building
Historic Tryon Palace in New Bern, famed as colonial America’s most beautiful building, burned to the ground in 1798. The Latham gift and state funding drive a long restoration begun after 1944, aiming for 1955 completion and a showcase of North Carolina history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryons Palace
America
New Bern
St. John’s Lodge
Tryon’s Palace
William Tryon
Miss Carraway
George Street
Tryon's Palace
Tryon
Maude Moore Latham
Greensboro
Tryon's
North Carolina
Alamance
North
Asmet
George Washington
Fede
Latham
J. M. Broughton
Latham Trust
R. Greggery
General Assembly
Tryon Palace
W. Kerr Scott
William B. Umstead
Tryoon Palace
Department of Conservation and Development
Tryon Palace Commission
State Deartment of Archives and History
City of
Katherine Arrington
Warrenton
Or He Belk
Charlotte
Ene Borden
J. M. ‘Broughton
Rale
J. Wilbur Bunn
Lyman A. Cotten
Cha Hill
Henry F. DuPont
W Cane del
John G. Fletcher
Edenton
H. Graham
Hillsboro
Edwin C. Gregory
Salisbury
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
P. P. McCain
Red Springs
J. S. Mitchener
Raleigh
Thomas V. Moseley
Kinston
Richard J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Carroll P. Rogers
A. B. Stoney
Morganton
Lawrence Sprunt
Wilmington
D. L. Ward, New Bern, and Mrs. Stanley Wohl, Washington, D. C
A. T. Dill, Jr
Norfolk, Va
Dill
England
William James Perry
Boston
Mass
Colonial Williamsburg
London
Trent River
William Draper
Manila
Francois Xavier Martin