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Outer Banks Attractions Among the Most Visited in North Carolina!
Four Outer Banks tourist attractions are among the 25-most visited sites in North Carolina in 2009 according to the Carolina Publishing Associations annual survey. Wright Brothers National Memorial in… more →
Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
wrote 1 month ago: Located in Manteo, in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site commemo … more →
Columbus Day, Etc.: Pocahontas Was Just 10 Years Old?
wrote 8 months ago: I travel to get a better understanding of the present and of the past, but reading Tony Horwitz’s A … more →
Celebrate Virginia Dare's 425th Birthday this Saturday in Manteo
wrote 10 months ago: August 18, 2012 marks the 425th birthday of the Outer Banks’ most famous native and the first … more →
White Deer of Roanoke, the Lost Roanoke Colony - Roanoke Island, North Carolina
wrote 1 year ago: In 1584, Sir Walter Raleigh commissioned an exploration team to the outer banks off the coast of wha … more →
8/2: Failed Colony & Roanoke Aquarium
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wrote 1 year ago: Today’s project 365 photo: on Flickr and deviantART. There’s a very good chance I won … more →
Outer Banks Attractions Among the Most Visited in North Carolina!
wrote 3 years ago: Four Outer Banks tourist attractions are among the 25-most visited sites in North Carolina in 2009 a … more →
Bell/Glazener Lands Elizabethan Gardens Contract
wrote 3 years ago: Dennis Glazener, ASLA February 22, 2010 (RALEIGH, NC) – Bell/Glazener Design Group, a landscape arch … more →
The Game's Afoot!
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wrote 3 years ago: As I was growing up in Manteo and Elizabeth City, North Carolina, during the Great Depression of the … more →
What Happened to the "Lost Colony" of Fort Raleigh? Find out on TIME TEAM AMERICA
wrote 3 years ago: It is one of the oldest mysteries in American history: What happened to the “Lost Colony … more →
Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
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wrote 4 years ago: The mysteries surrounding the first English colony to include women and children are still lurking o … more →
Much to See and Do on the Outer Banks
wrote 4 years ago: A recent article in The Ledger Independent, a local Kentucky newspaper, does a great job of highligh … more →
