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for The State Vol. 60 Issue 8, January 1993
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The North Carolina Collection in Wilson Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is host to documents related to the state’s history from the sixteenth century onwards. This article discusses what can be found in the collection.
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24429
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Richard Petty was a NASCAR legend who opened a small museum in Level Cross, North Carolina after he retired from racing. The building is a storehouse of treasures from his racing career and houses his racecar and trophies.
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This article discusses a public television documentary about the Sons of Confederate Veterans, the organization that was born in 1896 of the United Confederate Veterans. The organization hopes the documentary will help tell the truth about the Civil War.
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The Mast Farm Inn in Valle Crucis, North Carolina provides visitors with an idea of what life was like in an eighteenth century farm house.
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Most of the focus on Fayetteville is about the bustle of Bragg Boulevard near the military base. A hidden gem, however, can be found in the city’s historic downtown, where colonial-style homes, and other historical markers, are located.
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Dr. Michael Bleyman is the founder of the Carnivore Preservation Trust, a nonprofit organization in Pittsboro devoted to the preservation of endangered animals native to Third World rainforests.
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This article presents North Carolina’s first four black Congressmen: John A. Hyman, James E. O’Hara, Henry P. Cheatham, and George H. White. Today, few North Carolinians know about these early men and the significance they held in history.
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