A digital photograph of a black and white image of the Zaytoun News Agency in New Bern, North Carolina. Three unidentified people stand in the doorway, and a portion of a branded van is parked in front of the building.
A photograph of four members of the Zaytoun family taken in Atlantic Beach. A life preserver between them reads, "Surf Club." Ellis Zaytoun stands in a light-colored suit next to his wife, Isabelle Zaytoun, who is wearing a white dress with a…
A screenshot capture of the Zaytoun & Associates, Inc. website that includes their About Us page, pictures and list of their employees, and insurance information.
A Zaytoun & Associates Insurance advertisement clipped from a newspaper. Pixelated professional headshots of Joseph Zaytoun, Stephen K. Zaytoun, and Ellis Zaytoun are displayed on the left side of the ad. It is titled, "Three Generations of…
A letter to Joseph Zaytoun from Vernon Malone of the Wake County Board of Commissioners thanking him for his participation on the Wake County Historic Preservation Commission.
A portrait photograph, identified as "Thelma [Knuckley]'s brother," depicts Stephen Joseph Knuckley during his World War II military service circa 1942. He is wearing a formal U.S. military uniform with a patch that reads "Training Command." There…
A studio portrait of the five Knuckley Children. All of the children are wearing formal attire. Two of the children sit on a detailed wooden chair while their three siblings stand around them.
A letter from Vernon Malone, Wake County Board of Commissioners to Joseph Zaytoun thanking him for his service as a member of the Wake County Historic Preservation Commission.
A letter from Jerry L. Cross, Researcher at the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources to Joseph Zaytoun regarding a research request on the Lebanese in New Bern. Included is a census list from 1910.
A photograph of Joseph and Thelma Knuckley Zaytoun sitting down while their three sons, Stephen Zaytoun, Robert Zaytoun, and Albert Zaytoun stand with an unknown woman. A variety of foods and drinks are scattered on the counter in front of them.
A transcript of a talk given by Joseph Zaytoun to the Triangle Lebanese Association about the impact of Lebanese in America, in which he speaks about his family's experience living in North Carolina.
A photograph of Joseph Zaytoun's office wall and decorative table. On the table stands several photographs of Joseph Zaytoun in military uniform and a few books. On the wall hangs a variety of framed certificates, articles, and photos.
A New Bern High School monogram certificate awarded to Joseph Zaytoun for superior work in football from 1936 to 1937. Signed below by Coach Frank J. Alkston and Principal J.M. Shields.
