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Historic Salem Landmarks and People: 1870 Photo Collection

Explore a collection of historic photos from 1870 featuring the 26th Regimental Band members, Salem Academy students, F&H Fries Manufacturing Company, and more iconic locations and figures in Forsyth County, North Carolina. Step back in time to the first African-American school, Moravian Church, and F&H Fries Mills. Witness workers on railroad bridges and the O'Hanlon Corner in exquisite detail in this captivating visual journey.

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Historic Salem Landmarks and People: 1870 Photo Collection

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  1. Members of the 26th Regimental Band

  2. Nissen Wagon

  3. Salem Academy Students

  4. F&H Fries Manufacturing Company- Dye Shop

  5. O’Hanlon Corner, 1870

  6. First African-American School in Forsyth County

  7. Company D, 11th Regiment, NC Troops

  8. Home Moravian Church, Exterior

  9. Exterior of F&H Fries Mills

  10. Salem Academy Students

  11. View of African Moravian Church- now St. Philip’s

  12. Workers on Railroad Bridge

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