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2015
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Flanked by rowdy Atlantic Beach to the east and upscale Emerald Isle to the west, Salter Path, located on Bogue Banks barrier island in Carteret County, has resisted drastic change and retained its reputation as a close-knit fishing village.
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2016
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Two North Carolina soldiers, Nick Warren of Littleton and Bruce Cotten of Wilson, shared in the spoils of a raid on the Chinese Mint in Tientsin by American troops during the Boxer Rebellion at the turn of the century.
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2017
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Seagrove potter Phil Morgan is one of only a few of America's 30,000 potters who work with crystalline glazes, a rare craft that originated in China around 500 AD.
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With its 210-foot tower and grand Gothic spires, Duke University's world-famous chapel has been an integral part of student and campus life since the laying of the last stones in 1932.
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2019
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Approximately thirty times a year in the state's three regions, Native Americans hold powwows, or gatherings, to celebrate their cultures and recreate tribal traditions.
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2020
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The Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr. Library in Morganton, a replica of Ervin's home library, is a 7,500-item collection that includes books, family and professional memorabilia, awards, and political cartoons.
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2021
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Greensboro native George E. Preddy, Jr. was the leading combat flying ace in Europe during World War II until he was accidentally shot down by his troops on Christmas Day, 1944.
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To encourage the Christmas mood, North Carolina offers a number of seasonal events each year. They include Christmas at the Biltmore Estate, Festival of Trees in Wilmington, the Historic Oakwood Tour in Raleigh, and a Christmas Candle Tea at Old Salem.
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