Alamance County was formed in 1849 from Orange County and Graham was designated as its county seat. The Alamance County Courthouse is an imposing three-story stone, neoclassic revival building located on a hexagonal plot in the center of Graham's commercial district. Designed in 1925
Graham, NC Historic Courthouses Located off I-85/40, Exit 148, Graham. 100 rooms, restaurant, cable TV and satellite, king size and extra length beds. Economy and commercial rates. Convenient to outlets, Elon University, Duke University and UNC.
Graham, NC Businesses
A scenic 18-hole course open year round and located on the banks of the Haw River. Don't let the short distance fool you. Undulating fairways and greens make this course more difficult than it seems.;Back (68.3 rating, 121 slope); Middle (5461 yards, 66.6 rating, 115 slope); Forward (4525 yards, 66
Graham, NC Golf Courses This marker represents the battle of September 1781, which took place at Quaker Thomas Lindley's mill, where over 250 soldiers on both sides were killed or wounded.
Graham, NC Other Attractions
Located adjacent to the NC Transportation Museum, the Spencer National Historic Register District is the largest contiguous d...
Middleburg Steak House is a local landmark in Middleburg,(outside of Henderson). The atmosphere of this old 1934 log buildin...
Course Access: Semi-PrivateHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 1 days...
Forty acres with picnic tables; site of Historic Camelback Bridge and annual festivals. Located in Chatham County.