Built between 1833 and 1840, this National Historic Landmark is one of the best-preserved examples of a civic building in the Greek Revival style of architecture. It originally housed the governor's office, cabinet offices, legislative chambers, state library and state geologist's office. The building has been restored to its 1840s appearance. Currently the governor maintains offices on the first floor.
A highly popular metropolitan lake park (650-acre lake and 150 acres of park with land buffer)
Raleigh, NC LakesPresenting the best of North Carolina'
Raleigh, NC Music ShowsThe City of Raleigh Parks and Recreation Department has 19 community centers, 8 swimming pools, 108 tennis courts (including 23 at Millbrook Exchange Park), 61 softball fields (including 9 at Walnut Creek Softball Complex), 4 lakes and approximately 40 miles of greenway trails. Call 890-3285
Raleigh, NC BusinessesA 1902 Studio Gallery featuring work by Betty Sedberry. Pen & ink drawings and watercolors of area landmarks, including pen d...
American bistro serves pastries and bagels in the morning and grilled paninis and other sandwiches, salads, soups and other i...
Known for its tight pine-lined fairways and small bentgrass greens. Streams and ponds come into play on nine holes. An easy c...
In honor of Pinehurst No. 1's 100th birthday, its greens were resurfaced with Penn G-2. Now the greens will putt truer and s...
Located approximately 4 blocks from Fort Bragg. Restaurants in walking distance. Kitchenettes with microwaves and dorm refrig...