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"In a pair of rustic cottages on two remote strips of North Carolina shoreline, one family left time and responsibilities beind to watch waves crash on barren beaches and stars dance in the coal black sky." The author of this sketch serves as Kenan Distinguished Professor of English and creative writing at UNC Chapel Hill.
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Croatan Cottage, otherwise known as the historic Clyde and Carolla House on 505 Croatan Avenue is believed to be the only Sears kit home in Manteo. the model chosen by the Hassell's is known as the "Vallonia" and was considered among the finest offered by Sears between 1921 and 1940.
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"Whether you are looking for an escape to peace and solitudes or a glimpse into the lives of our forbears, these cabins and charming cottages are worth a visit to stay, play or learn." Notable among those mentioned are Zebulon B. Vance Birthplace and Andrew Johnson Birthplace.
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A native of Reidsville, Susie Sharp was the first female Chief Justice on the North Carolina Supreme Court. She was firs appointed to the Supreme Court in 1962, by then Gov. Terry Sanford.
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43175
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A photograph concerning a hunting trip at Camp Bryan in Craven County in the 1930s is discussed. Carl Goerch recalled his meeting Babe Ruth.
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"A member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians applies traditional techniques and a modern sensibility to an old-age art form." A young indigenous master craftsman, Joseph Adams takes a contemporary approach to traditional Cherokee artwork,.
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An ECU professor became a student of traditional Italian pizza-making , bringing his refined skills and love of good food back to his college town to open a cafe called Luna." Richard Williams and John Jefferson operate Luna Pizza Cafe on 632 South Pitt Street in Greenville, N.C.
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