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Tour the Civil War sites in Northeastern North Carolina.
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One of five in the nation. Dedicated to those who fought in the war of 1861-1865. In memory of the Colored Union Soldiers.
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A memorial to Confederate soliders located near the historic Currituck Courthouse.
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The Dismal Swamp Canal, opened in 1805, connects the Pasquotank River in North Carolina and the Elizabeth River in Virginia and is the oldest operating artificial waterway in the US. The canal is host to nearly 2,000 pleasure boats every year and has provided transportation between NC and VA for over 200 years.
Dismal Swamp Canal Trail
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The trail is recognized as part of the NC Birding Trail, a National Recreation Trail and the East Coast Greenway. Begin on the southern end of the Welcome Center/State Park complex off US Hwy 17.
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A significant Civil War site overlooking the Roanoke River. Fort Branch is the best-preserved earthwork fortification east of the Mississippi.
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Officially recognized in 1867, when it was entered into court records as a school for Jarvisburg’s African American Students, making it the oldest African American school in North Carolina.
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Located on the Roanoke River inside the circa 1923 Atlantic Coastline Railroad Station, the Port O’ Plymouth Museum is primarily a Civil War Museum revolving around the 1864 Battle of Plymouth.
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HISTORIC PLYMOUTH- YOUR HOME BASE FOR HISTORY, ECO TOURISM AND MOTORSPORTS! Civil War Trails, Birding Trails, Historic Churches and Plantations- gateway to the Outer Banks!
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Antebellum plantation offering an insightful view of life before the Civil War. It is one of North Carolina’s most significant African American (African-American) heritage sites. One of the many sites on the Historic Albemarle Tour.
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Consecrated in 1878. See its original fourteen beautiful stained glass windows, primitive church pews and a magnificent Hinners Pipe Organ with 400 pipes.
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April 19, 1862
Part of Union Army General Ambrose E. Burnside’s North Carolina expedition.
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