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.
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 County Fair, music, rides entertainment and more.
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Take a tour through the Newton North Main Avenue historic district. You will find 100 historically significant buildings including two churches and one school adaptively reused as an administrative building and a civic performance place. The 1924
Newton, NC ToursBrowse through this architectural showplace housing 12 visual and performing arts organizations, four art galleries, rehearsa...
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Designed for the traveler's needs! 122 suites each with a fully-equipped kitchen, CD player, TV, ironing board and blow dryer...
The Dean E. Smith Center is the third largest on-campus arena in the country, with a seating capacity of 21,750 for basketbal...