Once a lumber railway and trading center, it is now a historic district that includes 15 buildings constructed between 1890 and 1935, in addition to a small park. A reminder of the railroad age of rural North Carolina. Listed on the National Register. Located in Chatham County.
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An authentic turn-of-century country store and doctor's office/pharmacy. Features collections of mercantile and pharmaceutica...
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Located in the downtown, it includes 19th century buildings that illustrates the developments of Cherryville. They include th...
Over one acre outdoor park with a 720 square foot stage and 600 square foot room attached to the stage. A perfect place for a...