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31666
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The traditions of history abound in North Carolina, offering travelers rich and rewarding glimpses of the past. There are nineteen sites which have been officially designated as State Historic Sites. These sites range from a 16th century Indian ceremonial center to varied reminders of wartime battles fought in North Carolina.
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18987
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Town planning has a rich history within the state dating back to the colonial era and the article specifically describes the state's planned communities and associated developments. Beginning with Bath in 1704, the author focuses on European and especially German influences over town planning. Moving through the 19th and 20th century, places like Pinehurst and Biltmore village provide later examples of the state's cultivated communities.
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20847
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Dr. Lefler outlines the extent of State history written to date, as well as proposing areas in need of further historical examination including state settlement, immigration, economics, military affairs, political history, criminal law, slavery, religious history, health, science, medicine, biography, regional studies and city histories, among others.
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North Carolina Historical Review
(NoCar F251 .N892), Vol. 38 Issue 2, April 1961,
p216-227, f
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12140
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Containing a series of photos that depict North Carolina farm living conditions in 1840, this is not an article but rather a few photos that depict a particular property from the period.
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