Lady Banks?

Are these photos of it in the old spot or the new? It looks pretty shady, and the rose looks to me as if it's growing tall and spindly, reaching for the light.

From what I can tell, the leaves don't look right for Lady Banks. I'm pretty sure she only flowers in clusters too, not single blooms like yours.

Unless you're in a very hot zone/area, you'd really need to give it 6 to 8 hrs of full sun per day for it to reveal its natural growth habit and flower size. I think I'd be inclined to prune it back to get rid of the spindly growth, but you may want to just watch it for a while once it's in full sun, and see what it does (ie whether it still seems to be wanting to climb or not) before deciding.

Comtesse :¬)

This is the new spot. Full sun doesn't exist on my property, but the new location does get a couple of hours of direct mid-day sun (photo was taken in the morning). We live in North Carolina, where it's pretty hot. I wouldn't have planted a rose myself, but it was already here so I'm giving it a shot. I did prune it back during the winter. I guess I can wait and see what it does for this season - thanks!

I am not an expert on roses but if it is a white climber it could be Iceburg. If so you are lucky! I am currently looking for one.

I have the shrub type of Iceburg and the roses are smaller-ish (2 inch diameter) like the ones on your rose. It is also available as a climber but I couldn't tell if you rose is white or light yellow.