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Chapel Hill muralist Michael Brown paints his scenes on the largest of canvases - the Triangle's buildings, including Raleigh's City Market and the side of Chapel Hill Cleaners on West Franklin Street.
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Once a remote railroad station, Durham is now a leader in medicine, education, and the arts. A number of historic sites offer visitors a look at the city's past and include Bennett Place, the Duke Homestead and Tobacco Museum, Patterson's Mill Country Store, and the Downtown Durham Historic District.
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Our State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 66 Issue 9, Feb 1999, p16-18, 20, il Periodical Website
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3908
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Nancy Roberts is one of the South's foremost compilers of tales of ghosts and the supernatural. Over a period of almost forty years, she has recounted her tales in twenty-three books.
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Travelers passing through Johnston County on I-95 or I-40 are often unaware of what activities lie just off the interstate. For example, the county's most famous citizen, Ava Gardner, is honored with a museum; the Bentonville Civil War battlefield lies nearby; Kenly's Tobacco Farm Life Museum honors farm families; and many towns hold festivals, such as Benson's Mule Days.
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Raleigh is home to four museums that can satisfy a wide range of interests: the N.C. Museum of History, N.C. State Museum of Natural Sciences, N.C. Museum of Art, and the Raleigh City Museum.
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10686
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Hart recounts an unusual and little-remembered incident in the early history of North Carolina. In 1784, residents in the western part of the state felt isolated from the eastern section because of the Appalachian Mountains and formed their own state called Franklin.
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Our State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 76 Issue 8, Jan 2009, p28-30, 32, il, map Periodical Website
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3683
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Far from being isolated in the northeastern part of the state, Pasquotank County and county seat Elizabeth City blend old and new through promoting historic preservation, supporting arts, culture and education; and beckoning to tourists and retirees.
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