]> phc_tuttle_marcus_postcard Finding Aid of the Marcus Tuttle Postcard Collection, 1906 - 1910 Processed by: Stephen E. Massengill; machine-readable finding aid created by: Dietra Stanley &hdrNcDncsa; 2005 Machine-readable finding aid derived from XML authoring program. Date of source: October, 2005 Description is in English Finding Aid of the Marcus Tuttle Postcard Collection, 1906 - 1910 State Archives of North Carolina &tpNcDncsa; Descriptive Summary State Archives of North Carolina. Tuttle, Marcus, 1892-1946. Marcus Tuttle Postcard Collection, 1906 - 1910 PC 110.1 Materials in English 50 For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Public Services Branch, State Archives of North Carolina. Marcus Tuttle graduated from Trinity College in Durham with a degree in pharmacy. The postcards were mailed to Marcus Tuttle by friends from various towns and tourist attractions. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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 Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], PC 110, Marcus Tuttle Postcard Collection, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC, USA.

 Acquisitions Information

The collection was donated to the State Archives by Mrs. Ann Woodall Davant, Charlotte, NC 28226 on July 26, 2005.

 Processing Information

Processed by Stephen E. Massengill, August, 2005

Encoded by Dietra Stanley, October, 2005

 Biographical Note

Marcus Tuttle (1892-1946) graduated from Trinity College in Durham with a degree in pharmacy. Tuttle worked as a pharmacist in Angier, North Carolina and never married.

 Collection Overview

The cards were mailed to Marcus Tuttle between 1906 and 1910 during which time he resided at Fayetteville, Rocky Mount, and Durham. The postcards were mailed by friends from various town and tourist attractions across the state; and a few contain views from other states and foreign countries. Most of the cards are town views, but there are also a good number of greeting cards.

 Collection Arrangement

The postcards are arranged chronologically.

 Online Catalog Headings

These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.

Subject Terms Cities and towns. Postcards. Tourism. Related Collections

Additional information on topics found in this collection may be found in the Manuscript and Archives Reference System (MARS) http://www.ncarchives.dcr.state.nc.us.

 Container List Postcards, 1906-1910 110.1 Lumina, Wrightsville Beach, postmarked July 26, 1906 Greetings From Blowing Rock, postmarked August, 1906 Greeting card, postmarked January 20, 1908 Moravian Graveyard, Salem, postmarked February 24, 1908 Greeting card, postmarked April, 1908 South Dawson St., Thomasville, Georgia, postmarked September 14, 1908 Humorous Greeting card, postmarked October 14, 1908 A College Party At Lover's Leap, Louisburg, postmarked January 7, 1909 Greenville, N.C. Evans St. Looking North, postmarked January 23, 1909 Humorous Greeting card postmarked February 13, 1909 Humorous Greeting card postmarked April 21, 1909 Gallery Reading Room, Congressional Library, Washington, DC, postmarked September 21, 1909 Play Grounds of Winston Female Academy, Winston, NC, postmarked September 23, 1909 Greeting card, postmarked September 28, 1909 Baptist Church, Kenansville, NC, postmarked September 28, 1909 South Elm Street, looking South, Greensboro, NC, postmarked October 7, 1909 Post Office and U.S. Court House, Greensboro, NC, postmarked October 7, 1909 Tar River, Rocky Mount, postmarked October 16, 1909 Greeting card, postmarked October 23, 1909 Greeting card Next Sunday will be Rally Day, Rev. D. H. Tuttle, postmarked October 27, 1909 Greeting card, postmarked October 28, 1909 South Elm Street, looking South, Greensboro, NC, postmarked, October, 1909 West End Graded School, Winston-Salem, NC, postmarked October, 1909 North Elm Street, looking North, Greensboro, NC, postmarked November 6, 1909 Greeting card, postmarked November 8, 1909 Blank card, postmarked November 19, 1909 Holiday greeting card, postmarked November 25, 1909 G.F. College, Greensboro, NC, postmarked November 25, 1909 Greeting card, postmarked December 11, 1909 Greeting card, postmarked December 30, 1909 YMCA Building, Winston-Salem, NC, The Best in the State, postmarked 1909 Tar River Falls, Rocky Mount, NC, postmarked January 6, 1910 G.F. College, Greensboro, NC, postmarked January 17, 1910 Humorous Greeting card, postmarked February 4, 1910 Goldsboro Cotton Mills, Goldsboro, NC, postmarked February 12, 1910 Greeting card, postmarked February 13, 1910 Holiday Greeting card, postmarked March 21, 1910 Holiday Greeting card, postmarked March 25, 1910 Greeting card, postmarked April 5, 1910 Greeting card, postmarked June 13, 1910 Greeting card, postmarked June 19, 1910 Holiday greeting, n. d. Greeting card, postmarked January 13, [no year] Home Moravian Church, Salem, N.C., postmarked January 9, [no year] Meran, Gegen, Vinschgau (German) postmarked March 13, [no year] The Golden Kyoung, Mandalay, Burmah, postmarked, n. d. Lover's Lane, Red Springs, N.C., postmarked, n. d. Lutheran Church, Winston-Salem, N. C., postmarked March 3, [no year] Blank Greeting card, postmarked October (probably 1909) Rocky Mount, N. C., New Methodist Church, postmarked October 10, [no year]