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Lakewood Park, which opened in Charlotte in 1910, provided residents many entertainment opportunities. The Lakewood Pavilion hosted musical performances and dance contests, and the Lakewood Casino featured plays by the Bijou Stock Company among its offerings. Heavy rains and a tornado destroyed the park in 1936.
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Between 1880 and 1930, Asheville, located in the mountains in Buncombe County, became a destination place for wellness. Physicians sent many patients with tuberculosis there during the fifty-year period, hoping to cure or improve their disease.
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"in the Past 75 years, North Carolina's largest Thanksgiving parade has rolled through Charlotte's streets nearly every holiday season, a jubilant reminder that Christmas is just around the corner.' the event has been ongoing since 1947.