Located in the governmental plaza area of Charlotte, this park includes a reflecting pond, fountain, amphitheater, and inviting benches. It is also the home of three memorials: The Holocaust Memorial, The Monument of Valor, and the Martin Luther King Memorial Statue.
Built in 1879, this home became the headquarters of Camp Green in 1917. Visits may be scheduled by reservation only. The house is open on the 3
Charlotte, NC Historic HomesThe mission of the NCACVB is to cooperatively market the state of North Carolina, its members'
Charlotte, NC BusinessesNC Blumenthal Performing Arts Center offers outstanding operatic, symphonic, choral, dance and theatrical performances. The c...
Historic home of the Arts Council of Moore County, the Campbell House Galleries provide three spacious exhibit areas which di...
Request a brochure of the numerous sites in Chatham County that are listed on the National Historic Register. Visit the modes...
Penn A -1 bentgrass greens.;Back (6,114 yards, 69.2 rating, 124 slope); Middle (5878 yards, 68.2 rating, 120 slope); Forward ...
Homecooked breakfast, southern style homecooked meals and barbeque in a casual setting. ...