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At the 4-H Rural Life Center in Halifax is a well-preserved example of a Rosenwald school house constructed in the 1920s. The school was relocated to this site from the Allen Grove community on Highway 561 (approximately 7 miles from the...
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Halifax County, NC is home to many sites of great significance to the Civil War.
In Weldon you can visit a mass grave, located just off the Roanoke Canal Trail, where approximately 164 Confederate soldiers who died at Wayside Hospital #9, a small,...
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The men and women of the Roanoke Valley have a long history of service to our country. The Roanoke Valley Veteran’s Center (RVVC) is an effort to pay tribute to that service. The RVCC has several Walls of Honor, displaying the photos of both...
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This library, located at 33 S. Granville Street in Historic Halifax, is a genealogist's dream. The collection, boasting more than 1,500 reels of microfilm and nearly 2,000 volumes of books, is the culmination of more than 50 years of work and...
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Halifax County's rich history sets it apart. April 12, 1776, the date commemorated on the North Carolina flag, signifies the Fourth Provincial Congress' adoption of the Halifax Resolves during a meeting right here in Halifax. With that action,...
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The site tells the story of a 1930s Resettlement Community, a part of President Roosevelt's New Deal. Transplanted into an existing community, settlers were given the opportunity to purchase 40 acres and a mule. The Remembering Tillery History...
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Although not in the record books, don’t miss what we call the world’s longest museum—the Roanoke Canal Museum & Trail! Once you enter this museum you will quite follow the mighty Roanoke River and experience our national, state &...
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