Once a lumber railway and trading center, it is now a historic district that includes 15 buildings constructed between 1890 and 1935, in addition to a small park. A reminder of the railroad age of rural North Carolina. Listed on the National Register. Located in Chatham County.
Located at the split of I-85 and Business 85 just south of Lexington. Newly-opened January 2001. Weekly or longer rentals, on...
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The only historic home open to the public in Chapel Hill. The west element or farmhouse (c.1840) retains its original pine f...
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Explore this interesting historic structure, one of North Carolina?s two remaining covered bridges. A great spot for photogra...