The state's newest historic site is dedicated to the study, preservation and interpretation of North Carolina's rural heritage. Visitors can take part in daily activities and special events of bygone farm life, as well as see, smell, touch, and hear things once common in rural North Carolina.
Pinnacle, NC Historic Sites Divided into two sections with 1,000 acres located on the Yadkin River. Hiking trails, scenic overlooks, picnicking, family and group camping, climbing area. National Natural Landmark. Free. Fee for camping.
Pinnacle, NC State Parks
1876. Two-story, red brick Italianate building incorporating Gothic features. Walton and Gage was a purveyor of fine women'...
Furniture, collectibles, clocks, bronzes, estate jewelry, dolls, porcelains, pottery, country items, military and Boy Scout m...
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See firsthand what life was like in a Carolina cotton mill village where the company owned the town and the people felt like ...