Learn important facts by visiting historic towns and cities throughout North Carolina. We’ve sorted them from oldest to newest in order of the founding year.
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.
Doc Watson is certainly one to remember, and this post is dedicated to facts about the music legend who happened to hail from North Carolina!
This guide features important places to visit and learn about Black History in North Carolina, from the mountains to the sea!
This guide to the Revolutionary War in North Carolina will help you visit the most important sites that commemorate our fight for independence!
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.
The Dunhill Hotel is a charming boutique hotel in Charlotte, NC. It’s located in the heart of Uptown Charlotte, offering a luxurious experience for travelers to Queen City. With a historic exterior and vintage vibe, The Dunhill Hotel is one of the best places to stay in Charlotte. Check in to one of their 60 … Read More
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.
The Blowing Rock is one of North Carolina’s oldest tourist attractions, known for the glorious views and more fun that await.