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1840s Carolina Village - Hart Square

Hart Square is a village of 200 acres that has been reconstructed with original log buildings from the surrounding areas giving it the true appearance of life of Catawba County settlers during the early 19th century. With over 90

Hickory, NC Museums

Hickory Ridge Shopping Center

Center features: Target, Kohls, Old Navy, Marshall's, Best buy, Party City, shoe Carnival, Setzer's Jewelers, Hallmark Cards, Family Christian Book Stores, Dick's Sporting Goods, Linen's and Things, and AC Moore. Restaurants include Tony'

Hickory, NC Malls

Hickory Furniture Mart - Catawba Valley Furniture

Unless you enjoy driving from store to store, why not spend your North Carolina shopping time at the one-stop resource-Hickory Furniture Mart?

Hickory, NC Businesses


Hickory Motor Speedway

Hailed as the birthplace of NASCAR stars such as Dale Earnhardt, Junior Johnson, Ned and Dale Jarrett and Harry Gant. Opened in 1951, this is one of the country'

Newton, NC Speedways


Skateland USA

Roller skating, video games and parties.

Newton, NC Other Attractions

Ivey Arboretum

Hickory is the home of the Ivey Arboretum, a collection of over 400 labeled species of native and rare trees and shrubs within a three-acre park. The arboretum was founded by local industrialist and tree enthusiast George Ivey in 1936 in historic Carolina Park (1904)

Hickory, NC Arboretums

Links At Oliver's Landing, The

Course Access: Semi-Private
Holes: 18
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 7

Hickory, NC Golf Courses

Ramada Inn

Indoor pool w/Jacuzzi; outdoor pool, exercise facility. Restaurant and bar. Comp. deluxe continental breakfast. 8th floor executive floor w/own lounge.

Conover, NC Businesses

Springs Road Flea Market

Old Thunderbird Drive-In. Open Saturday & Sunday.

Hickory, NC Flea Markets

Catawba County Museum of History

Housed in the former Catawba County Courthouse (circa 1924). Regional in its scope of the Catawba Valley area history, the exhibits include a rare British Revolution-era redcoat, a 1930's racing car, a fine collection of locally crafted furniture and Catawba Valley pottery.
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Newton, NC Museums

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