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Greensboro Historical Museum Archivesr2WPadmin2018-08-08T22:10:10+00:00

Greensboro Historical Museum Archives

This organization has contributed to the following objects in the Encyclopedia.

Cone, Ceasar Portrait, n.d.

Portrait of Ceasar Cone (1859-1917). From Half Century Book 1891-1941 (Greensboro, NC: Cone Export & Commission Co., 1941), p. 17.

Cone, Herman Portrait, n.d.

Herman Cone (1828-1897) was the father of Moses and Ceasar Cone. A first-generation immigrant, Herman Cone (born Kahn) left his…

Cone, Moses Portrait, n.d.

Portrait of Moses Cone (1856-1908). From Half Century Book 1891-1941 (Greensboro, NC: Cone Export & Commission Co., 1941), p. 15.

Panoramic View of the “Weave Shed” at White Oak Mills, ca. 1941

Published in a book commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of Cone Export and Commission Co., this interior shot of the “weave…

Proximity Mills, Aerial View, ca. 1941

This aerial view of Proximity, the Cone brothers’ first textile production plant, appeared in a publication commemorating the fiftieth anniversary…

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