Charlotte Postcard Collection

Camp Greene Regimental Street

View of Regimental Street at Camp Greene, a World War One Training Camp located in Charlotte in 1918. Physical Description: 3x5 black and white Publisher: Unknown

Lakewood Park Trolley Tracks

Trolley lines to Lakewood Park. Physical Description: 3x5 Publisher: Southern Public Utilities

South Graded School

The South Graded School was one of the first public schools in Charlotte. It was formerly the Carolina Military Institute. Physical Description: 3x5 Publisher: Stone and Barringer Publishers

Camp Greene Headquarters

Enderly, the country home of Sydenham B. Alexander seen on the right of this postcard served as Camp Greene's Headquarters. Physical Description: 3x5 black and white Publisher: Unknown

Leather postcard

Leather made postcard features hand-colored illustration. Mailed to Mary White of Chester, South Carolina on June 26, 1906. Message reads, `Haven't seen 'him' yet. Rhett.

Physical Description: 3x5 piece of brown letter

Publisher: Unknown

Central High School was one of the most popular schools in its days. Located on Elizabeth Avenue, the school is now part of the campus of Central Piedmont Community College. Physical Description: 3x5 Publisher: Dixie News Company

Dowd House at Camp Greene

Built in 1879, this historic home was once at the center of a 250-acre farm. It was the childhood home of Willis Frank Dowd, founder of Charlotte Pipe and Foundry, and William Carey Dowd, former publisher of The Charlotte News. During the first World War, the Dowd House was used as the Headquaters for Camp Greene Army Training Base during World War I ( 1917-1919 ). Located at 2216 Monument Street, is the the oldest structure in West Charlotte and a museum. It is the only structure that is left from when the area was an Army Training Camp.

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