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The fate of the 1500s Roanoke colony is still up for debate. The facts in the case of the colony’s disappearance are presented along with four theories about what happened to the colony and its members.
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35219
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Rather than living up to the stereotype of the dead text, history became biography through an reenactment of the Revolutionary War’s Battle of the Alamance at the Alamance Battleground State Historical Site. Elements that made this possible were efforts undertaken by re-eanactors for historical figures ranging from well-known Governor William Tryon to an obscure camp laundress. Among the actors working behind the scenes were a local couple preparing meals for the re-enactors and an NC State librarian helping to assure accuracy of the research represented.
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35220
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The relevance of the bonds shared between family and friends, despite the intervention of time and circumstances, was underscored in this menagerie of tales. “Family Bonding,” “Camping Trip Cut Short,” and “A New Road to Sunset Beach,” illustrated the endurance of family trip traditions and memories.” “Searching for Lost Friends,” while including memories shared between the then Ms. Roberts, her family, and her friend Billy, focused on Gallops’ efforts to locate a friend not seen since his deployment to Vietnam.
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