25+ Important Places to Visit and Learn About Black History in North Carolina
Black history in North Carolina, like most things in life, is better understood where the events transpired. Our guide offers a hefty list of places to visit.
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Skip to contentBlack history in North Carolina, like most things in life, is better understood where the events transpired. Our guide offers a hefty list of places to visit.
Cape Lookout Lighthouse is one of the most recognizable sights on the North Carolina coast, and it might be our favorite lighthouse of them all. This travel guide explains how you can visit and fall in love with it, too!
This guide is based on our personal experience at Autumn at Oz with some essential tips to help you enjoy the fantastic Land of Oz and other nearby places.
This guide to the Revolutionary War in North Carolina will help you visit the most important sites that commemorate our fight for independence!
Looking for 4th of July events in NC? We’ve created a guide to help you celebrate Independence Day from the mountains to the sea!
The 2024 North Carolina Music Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will honor a Godfather, an indy record label, Petey Pablo, and more!
The Historic Magnolia House in Greensboro is an important reminder that for a long time, many hotels in North Carolina (and elsewhere) refused service to Black travelers. In fact, this bed and breakfast near North Carolina A&T State University and Bennett College was one of the only hotels between Atlanta and Richmond that allowed Black … Read More
In this guide to Battleship North Carolina in Wilmington, we share background info and history, things to expect when visiting, and more.
Lejeune Memorial Gardens is a five-acre memorial in Jacksonville that honors many people who have bravely served our country and made the ultimate sacrifice.
Guilford Courthouse is a history lover’s paradise but with so many trails to explore, it’s also great for people who don’t care about the events of 1781.