State Historic Site features 18th- and 19th-century buildings dedicated to preservation and African-American cultural historic studies. Once among the largest plantation holdings in the South. Barn and original slave quarters at Horton Grove provide insights into plantation life, society and culture.
Renovated 1916 Neoclassical Revival building of Indiana limestone. Facade of fluted stone pilaster with Corinthian capitals, solid bronze doors and stone balconies. Building now houses county offices.
Durham, NC Historic Courthouses
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Memorial and program marking the 230th anniversary of the Battle at Colson's Mill at the Fork Farm near Norwood, NC. This ev...
Mount Airy's newest hotel, the Hampton Inn provides guests with free upscale continental breakfast, free local calls and free...
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