the 150th anniversaries of Alamance County and the City / /
Company
L. B. Holt Store Company / Mont-White Theater Company / Chero Cola Bottling Company / Nationsbank / Hanner Trading Company / W. J. Nicks / Gleaner / The Graham Drug Company / Retail Shops / Bank of Lexington / Ossipee Textile Mill / W. S. Vestal / Alamance Independent Phone Company / Citizen’s Bank / Patterson / First Union National Bank / National Bank of Alamance / The Bank of Alamance / McClure / /
Scott Building / Town Hall / NE Court Square / Steps Indoor Facility / SW Court Square / Gleaner Building / Vestal Hotel / Alco Theater Building / Paris Building / Holt-Scott General Store / Vestal Building / North Carolina This building / Confederate Memorial / Patterson building / S. Main St. FITNESS TRAIL / Union Hotel / Alamance County Courthouse / Farrell-Hayes Drug Store / Harden store / Orange Hotel / Trollinger Hotel / Brick Hotel / Wrike Drug Store / Court Square / W. J. Nicks Store / Sesquicentennial Park HISTORIC TRAIL / Graham Graham Middle School Complex / College Street / Orange Presbytery / Graham Museum / Shirley Temple / N. Main St. This building / /
Old Graham Fire Department / Presbyterian Church / Commission of the Orange Presbytery / Alamance County Arts Council / Confederate Infantry / Graham Presbyterian Church / U.S. Postal Service / Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy / Police Department / Graham Underwriters’ Insurance Agency / Post Office / Center of Court Square In / State Constitution Conventions / /
Person
Thomas Boney / Thomas McLean / Thomas Montgomery / Edward Scott / Alfred / Will Long / Sr. / Robert Holmes / Edward Parker / Allen Thompson / James Bason / E. S. Parker / Sam T. Johnston / Robert Hanner / Zebulon Vance / J. C. Simmons / T. Hadley Jeweler / James N. Williamson / Mary Elizabeth / Herbert / W. R. Goley / Peter Harden / John Trollinger / O. J. Paris / High Welcome / / /
Position
Captain / mayor / Walker / commanding officer / physician / founder / Governor / Little Colonel / Shall Keep Head / Marshall / /
13. Mont-White Theater (former), ca. 1906 – 200 N. Main St. The Graham Drug Company constructed the present building in 1933 which was