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Ruritan Club BarBQ (Barbecue) Event Sign, Near Eli Whitney North Carolina

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Ridgetop “Carolina I-House” Style Farmhouse Overlooking Kimesville North Carolina at Dusk

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Spring Friends Meeting in Alamance County Near Snow Camp North Carolina

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Quonset Hut in Snow Camp North Carolina

- – - (click on photograph for full size image) – Quonset huts, first produced for use in World War I, were a popular low-cost building design the U.S. military used to house troops, supplies and equipment during World War II.  … Continue reading

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Signs Erected in the Front Yard of the Former Paradise Club on Highway 87 in Alamance County North Carolina

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Overhead Illumination at Cum-Park Plaza on Church Street (Hwy 70) in Burlington North Carolina

 

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Alamance Battleground, near Alamance North Carolina,Trois

  Alamance Battleground, 3 miles south of U.S. Highway I-40 as it runs through Burlington North Carolina, is an old farm field bisected by the old state highway 62.  On May 16 1771, two thousand armed local men of the Regulator Movement … Continue reading

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Alamance Battleground, near Alamance North Carolina, Deux

        Top: Granite Structure with bronze statue of soldier dressed in period clothes.  The monument sits on the battleground site in a grove of pine trees, behind the 1880 monument.  The granite and bronze structure was created in 1915 and … Continue reading

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Alamance Battleground, near Alamance North Carolina

        Top: North Carolina State Historical Marker G24, erected in 1939, noting the Battle of Alamance on May 16, 1771. Middle:  Stone Table with Bronze Marker erected in 1941 lays out a short summary of events occuring … Continue reading

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