Penelope Barker House in Edenton (How to Visit and Why!)
The Penelope Barker House honors a North Carolina woman who organized America’s first recorded women’s political demonstration, aka the Edenton Tea Party.
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The Penelope Barker House honors a North Carolina woman who organized America’s first recorded women’s political demonstration, aka the Edenton Tea Party.
The US Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum in Fayetteville NC is a wonderful tribute to US military forces and soldiers who have fought for our liberty.
The Asheville Art Museum in Downtown Asheville is an excellent experience for any visitor and local resident. An awesome contemporary art collection and thought-provoking special exhibits make this an underrated place to go in the city, especially on rainy days. If you’re familiar with Asheville, North Carolina, and haven’t visited yet, we highly recommend adding … Read More
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As residents of the area, we’ve been frequenting the best museums in Raleigh downtown and elsewhere in the city. These are great for all ages, especially kids!
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