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Primitive and almost uninhabited forty years ago, Ocean Isle Beach, a barrier island off Brunswick County, is now one of the rising stars of North Carolina tourism.
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Enhanced by Raleigh's first centennial celebration, the North Carolina State Fair of 1892 was \"the social event of the year.\"
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Covered bridges have slowly disappeared in North Carolina, falling prey to neglect, arson, and the ravages of passing time. The author visits the two remaining covered bridges in the state.
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The home associated with the Whiteside family at Lake Lure has earned its title as \"the Pumpkin Center of the South.\"
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With the largest stand of virgin deciduous trees in the United States, the Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest near Robbinsville continues to fascinate all who walk through it.
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With a new ballpark on the way and a flurry of downtown activity, Durham is stepping out of its Triangle shadow.
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Quaint shops, Blue Ridge Mountains beauty, and a unique railroad make this Polk County town one of a kind.
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Avery County, named for Revolutionary War soldier and North Carolina's first attorney general Colonel Waightstill Avery, is an area of superlatives where all of its residents live above 3,000 feet.
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Two years after being brought back to life, the Balsam Mountain Inn near Waynesville is proving to be one of the state's top weekend getaways.
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The Biltmore Estate Winery in Asheville is the largest wine producer in North Carolina and the most visited winery in the United States.
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The Museum of the Alphabet in Waxhaw provides an interesting look into the world of written language.
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Stone describes this small, Pamlico County community's landscape, occupations and festivals.
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Macon served North Carolina as a congressman and senator from 1791 to 1828. His leadership was useful to both the young state and the young nation.
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The citizens of New Bern have successfully balanced the city's past with its present to create a progressive city with a strong sense of its heritage.
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Visitors to North Carolina might want to tour the state's unusual museums: Gastonia's Schiele Museum of Natural History, Boone's Appalachian Cultural Museum, Bailey's Country Doctor Museum, Wilkes County's Trail of the Eagle Museum, and Morehead City's Carteret Museum of History and Art.
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