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17102
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In addition to the county's historical spots, Harris describes other interesting and unique sights in Dare County.
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17103
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This historic old building in Stokes County, built by Ambrose Blackburne and located on the highway between Walnut Cove and Danbury, has had an interesting history since it was built in the days before the Revolutionary War.
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17104
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Stones, weighing from two ounces to 400 pounds, will be used in making the Masonic marker to be unveiled on July 11th at the Black Camp entrance of the Great Smokey Mountain National Park at Waynesville. The marker will stand on the spot where the North Carolina Grand Council of York Rite Masons buried a memorial chest July 5th, 1937. The chest will be opened in 1972, the 150th anniversary of the founding of the Grand Council of North Carolina.
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