With journey finished, look back on Freeze’s trip across North Carolina
Published 3:18 pm Tuesday, November 14, 2023
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An interesting banner on the wall of the Bolivia Elementary School. David Freeze photo
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Wadesboro’s Leavitt House, built in 1832, and now a museum. David Freeze photo
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The Boggan-Hammond House in Wadesboro, built in 1795. David Freeze photo
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Parson’s Drugs in Wadesboro, in business since 1875. David Freeze photo
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Wadesboro’s Anson County Courthouse. David Freeze photo
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The 1876 Cabarrus County Courthouse. David Freeze photo
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What-A-Burger #2 in Concord. David Freeze photo
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One of many Union Street historic homes in Concord. David Freeze photo
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Streetscape construction underway in Concord. David Freeze photo
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Avett Brothers mural in Concord. David Freeze photo
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Best statue of the day! David Freeze photo
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1858 Davidson County Courthouse. David Freeze photo
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Pigs everywhere in Lexington. David Freeze photo
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Get your Elvis cakes in Lexington. David Freeze photo
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Famous grocery in Lexington since 1919. David Freeze photo
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The 1923 Alamance County Courthouse in Graham. David Freeze photo
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The Wrike Drug building from 1901, now houses a cafe. David Freeze photo
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The Montwhite Building was Graham’s Opera House, constructed in 1907. David Freeze photo
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Electric bikes and scooters were available on most corners in Greensboro. David Freeze photo
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The F.W. Woolworth store that became a Civil Rights Museum. David Freeze photo
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Greensboro mural. David Freeze photo
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Old Greensborough. David Freeze photo
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The town of Marion thought so much of native son Roy Williams that they had a festival to unveil this monument. David Freeze photo
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Main Street in Marion, much of it destroyed in 1894 by fire. David Freeze photo
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A trout fisherman in Cane Creek which flooded downtown Bakersville in 1901 and “washed the town away.” David Freeze photo
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Sharon Rowland was Freeze’s tour guide to Bakersville. She did her student teaching at East Rowan High School. David Freeze photo
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Megan Bell, manager of the Just Local Market in Bakersville. David Freeze photo
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Revolutionary War soldier David Baker’s home, now owned by the John Grisham family. Bakersville was named after Baker. David Freeze photo
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The 1907 Mitchell County Courthouse in Bakersville. David Freeze photo
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A mural in Newland. David Freeze photo
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Newland’s 1913 jail, now the Avery County Museum. David Freeze photo
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Newland’s 1913 courthouse, still in use. David Freeze photo
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Morganton’s downtown. David Freeze photo
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Morganton’s renovated 1835 courthouse. David Freeze photo
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Morganton’s Senator Sam Ervin. David Freeze photo
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Downtown Newton, still busy and vibrant. David Freeze photo
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The Old Post Office Playhouse in Newton. David Freeze photo
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Newton’s 1924 Catawba County courthouse. David Freeze photo
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Welcome to Newton! David Freeze photo
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Jeans on display in Lenoir at the courthouse to support sexual assault survivors. David Freeze photo
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Paul Reid, feeling good in Lenoir. David Freeze photo
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An interesting place to shop in Lenoir. David Freeze photo
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The 1904 Caldwell County courthouse in Lenoir, joined to a modern addition. David Freeze photo
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The more modern Watauga County courthouse in Boone. David Freeze photo
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Sidewalk entertainment on King Street in Boone. David Freeze photo
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King Street in Boone. David Freeze photo
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The 1904 courthouse in Jefferson, now a museum. David Freeze photo
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A law office used for 100 years in Jefferson. David Freeze photo
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Mural of Del Reeves, country singer and past resident of Sparta. David Freeze photo
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The 1933 courthouse in Sparta. David Freeze photo
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Sparta Presbyterian Church offers free hand-made toboggans to those who need warmth. David Freeze photo.
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A residential portion of Main Street in Oxford is entirely on the National Register of Historic Places. David Freeze photo
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The Kirby Theatre in Roxboro. David Freeze photo
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Downtown Roxboro. David Freeze photo
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Roxboro’s Robert L. Blackwell, awarded Medal of Honor in WWI. David Freeze photo
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The Person County Courthouse in Roxboro, built in 1930. David Freeze photo
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The James A. and Laura Thompson Long house in Roxboro, built in 1896. David Freeze photo
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The original Reynolds Building, Winston-Salem, was once the tallest building south of Baltimore. David Freeze photo
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Main building of Salem College, started in 1772, and part of Old Salem. David Freeze photo
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Wind-driven contraptions in Winston-Salem. David Freeze photo
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The Forsyth County Courthouse, in Winston Salem, was built in 1926. David Freeze photo
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Salem at Sully’s sent Freeze home with a bag of steamed bagels, a first for him. David Freeze photo
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The Inn at Brevard was built in 1885 and is still going strong. David Freeze photo
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The Transylvania County Courthouse in Brevard, built in 1888. David Freeze photo
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The only white squirrel Freeze has seen in Brevard. David Freeze photo
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Well said in Franklin! David Freeze photo
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A reconstructed 1860s log cabin in Franklin. David Freeze photo
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The Macon County Courthouse in Franklin. David Freeze photo
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The Franklin Gem and Mineral Museum in the old jail. David Freeze photo
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Appalachian Trail hikers passing through Franklin have signed this banner. David Freeze photo
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The Spikebuck Town Mound in Hayesville was a Cherokee settlement as early as 1500. David Freeze photo
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The Clay County Courthouse in Hayesville was built in 1888. David Freeze photo
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Hayesville statue honoring quilting for warmth as a social gathering. David Freeze photo
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The 1912 Clay County Jail in Hayesville is now the county museum. David Freeze photo
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Another spectacular courthouse, this one the Cherokee County courthouse in Murphy. David Freeze photo
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Paul Williams was an interesting Murphy resident. David Freeze photo
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Wonderful outdoor paintings are displayed around Murphy. David Freeze photo
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The Sunset Motel in Murphy was Freeze’s home on the first night of his run/walk across NC. David Freeze photo
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Looks like this car in Murphy has been well-traveled. David Freeze photo
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The Graham County courthouse in Robbinsville. David Freeze photo
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Ronnie Milsap, Robbinsville’s most famous resident. David Freeze photo
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Great Smoky Mountains Railroad locomotives ready to pull sightseeing trains in Bryson City. David Freeze photo
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The Tuckasegee River in Bryson City. David Freeze photo
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The 1908 Swain County courthouse in Bryson City, now a visitor center and museum. David Freeze photo
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The Dr. Cooper house Visitor Center in Sylva, built in 1906. David Freeze photo
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The majestic Jackson County courthouse in Sylva. David Freeze photo
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Mural in Sylva. David Freeze photo
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Downtown Sylva. David Freeze photo
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Waynesville’s Dr. J Howell Way’s house, started before the Civil War and finished in 1899. David Freeze photo
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Waynesville’s 1932 Haywood County Courthouse. David Freeze photo
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Tribute to mountain music in Waynesville. David Freeze photo
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Asheville’s Robert Morgan flew the world famous Memphis Belle B-17 between city hall and the courthouse in 1943 on a war bond tour. David Freeze photo
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Asheville’s Pack Place Central Square. David Freeze photo
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Thomas Wolfe’s boyhood home is a National Landmark in Asheville. David Freeze photo
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The 1907 Madison County Courthouse in Marshall. David Freeze photo
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The French Broad River in Marshall. David Freeze photo
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Some of the downtown apartments in Marshall facing the French Broad River. David Freeze photo
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Asheville’s Pack Place Central Square. David Freeze photo
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Asheville’s Shindig on the Green stage with City Hall in the background. David Freeze photo
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This Yancey County Courthouse, built in 1906, is in Burnsville. David Freeze photo
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The Nu-Wray Inn in Burnsville, built in 1833, is being completely renovated. David Freeze photo
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The 1840s John Wesley McElroy house in Burnsville, became a hospital, post office and the meeting place for the Civil War home guard. David Freeze photo
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The Wizard of Oz gang on the way to the Yancey County Courthouse. David Freeze photo
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A monument to the many children who worked in Gastonia textile mills. David Freeze photo
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The 1901 Loray Mill in Gastonia is now home to loft apartments and businesses, and a surrounding 30 block mill village of 1920-30 homes. David Freeze photo
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Charlotte’s skyline keeps growing. David Freeze photo
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The old Mecklenburg County Courthouse, built between 1925 and 1928. A modern eight-story annex is due to be dedicated this month. David Freeze photo
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The 250th Anniversary of Charlotte in 2018 included this Meter Garden. David Freeze photo
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The Colonel Silas Sharpe house in Statesville, built between 1860 and 1865. David Freeze photo
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The oldest courthouse and post office building in Statesville, built in 1891, later became City Hall. David Freeze photo
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Mitchell College main building, sits atop the highest hill in Statesville. David Freeze photo
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Andrea Coelho, owner of Andrea’s Ice Cream and Sweet Shop in Statesville. David Freeze photo
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A look at Gastonia’s downtown. It is known as a “Great Place in the Making.” Many downtown buildings are renovated or well on their way to a new life. David Freeze photo
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Hemp company poster boy in Monroe. David Freeze photo
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Monroe’s old jail, built in 1847, later became city hall. David Freeze photo
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Monroe’s Union County Courthouse and Confederate monument. David Freeze photo
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Downtown Laurinburg. David Freeze photo
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Laurinburg’s courthouse. David Freeze photo
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Rockingham’s water tower. David Freeze photo
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Freeze’s main road from Maine to Key West in 2013 while on his bike. David Freeze photo
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A cedar of Lebanon, planted in Rockingham in 1850. David Freeze photo
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Rockingham town square with a lighted fountain. David Freeze photo
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Rockingham’s Richmond County Courthouse, built in 1922-23. David Freeze photo
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Not much happening in Bolivia. David Freeze photo
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The Brunswick County Courthouse in Bolivia. David Freeze photo
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The New Hanover County Courthouse in Wilmington was built in 1892. David Freeze photo
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The 1840 St. James Episcopal Church, oldest house of Worship in Wilmington. David Freeze photo
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Old town Wilmington, ready for a horse carriage tour. David Freeze photo
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The battleship, USS North Carolina, in Wilmington. David Freeze photo
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Wilmington’s Riverwalk. David Freeze photo
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Pender County Jail built in 1924. David Freeze photo
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Burgaw Presbyterian Church, built in 1880. David Freeze photo
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The Burgaw depot, built about 1850, was very important to the Confederate Armies in the Civil War. David Freeze photo
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The Pender County Courthouse in Burgaw. David Freeze photo
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The Carteret County Courthouse, built in 1907 in Beaufort, with a festival in progress. David Freeze photo
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The Leffers House in Beaufort was built in 1778. David Freeze photo
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The bay at Beaufort. David Freeze photo
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The New River in Jacksonville. David Freeze photo
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The only remaining antebellum home in Jacksonville. All the others were destroyed in fires. David Freeze photo
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The Onslow County Courthouse in Jacksonville. David Freeze photo
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Brooks Mill Pond in Trenton. David Freeze photo
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The Jones County Courthouse in Trenton, built in 1939. David Freeze photo
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This Disciples of Christ Church, built in 1899 in Trenton, has a public/ private effort ongoing to restore it. David Freeze photo
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Downtown Trenton. David Freeze photo
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The Craven County Courthouse in New Bern. David Freeze photo
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Throughtful sign in New Bern. David Freeze photo
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Pepsi-Cola was developed here in New Bern. David Freeze photo
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1810-11 NC Governor Benjamin Smith built this house in the 1790s. David Freeze photo
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New Bern is the “Bear City.” Decorated bears are everywhere. David Freeze photo
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The Pamlico County Courthouse in Bayboro. David Freeze photo
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A fishing boat in Bayboro. David Freeze photo
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On the Washington waterfront, the Pamlico River. David Freeze photo
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The 1852 Bank of Washington, still in use. David Freeze photo
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The 1913 Turnage Theatre, once a vaudeville theatre is now a performing arts center in Washington. David Freeze photo
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Downtown Washington, one of the prettiest and most historic towns Freeze has seen. David Freeze photo
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Washington’s 1786 courthouse. David Freeze photo
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Worth researching for more information, in Nashville. David Freeze photo
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Three courthouses in a row in Nashville. David Freeze photo
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The second Nash County Courthouse, built in 1921. David Freeze photo
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Downtown Nashville. David Freeze photo
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An 1867 house in Whiteville. David Freeze photo
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An early bank building from 1906 in Whiteville. David Freeze photo
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The 1914/15 Columbus County Courthouse. David Freeze photo
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Lillington’s new Harnett County Courthouse. David Freeze photo
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Lt. Colonel Brown is Elizabethtown’s local hero. David Freeze photo
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The 1848 Trinity Methodist Church in Elizabethtown. David Freeze photo
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Bladen County Courthouse in Elizabethtown. David Freeze photo
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Lumberton downtown. David Freeze photo
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Lumberton mural. David Freeze photo
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The Robeson County Courthouse in Lumberton. David Freeze photo
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The Robeson County Courthouse in Lumberton. David Freeze photo
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First Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville, built in 1816. David Freeze photo
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The 1926 Cumberland County Courthouse in Fayetteville. David Freeze photo
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The Market House, built in 1832, was the center of commerce for Fayetteville after a major fire destroyed all the businesses the previous year. David Freeze photo
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Hay Street in downtown Fayetteville. David Freeze photo
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Hotel Prince Charles, opened in 1925, has now become apartments. David Freeze photo
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Most of downtown Raeford. David Freeze photo
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Raeford Hardware, founded in 1903 and still going strong. David Freeze photo
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Hoke County Courthouse, in Raeford. David Freeze photo
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Lillington mural. David Freeze photo
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Lillington Presbyterian Church, founded in 1910. David Freeze photo
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Ava Gardner Museum in Smithfield. David Freeze photo
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Downtown Smithfield. David Freeze photo
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The 1850 Hastings House in Smithfield where Confederate generals planned the Battle of Bentonville. David Freeze photo
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Patsy Castellano and Gregory Hill at the Neuse Little Theatre just ahead of Frozen performance in Smithfield. David Freeze photo
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The Johnston County Courthouse in Smithfield. David Freeze photo
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An 1870 home in Goldsboro. David Freeze photo
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Wayne County Courthouse in Goldsboro. David Freeze photo
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Former 1896 Goldsboro hospital now houses a pharmacy. David Freeze photo
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The View Hotel, luxury apartments repurposed from a bank building. David Freeze photo
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Busy downtown Goldsboro. David Freeze photo
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An 1840 church for sale in Goldsboro. David Freeze photo
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The Sampson Community Theatre in Clinton. David Freeze photo
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Art in Clinton. David Freeze photo
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The Sampson County Courthouse in Clinton. David Freeze photo
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The Kenansville Baptist Church, built in 1837. David Freeze photo
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The Liberty Hall Plantation House in Kenansville. David Freeze photo
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The Duplin County Courthouse in Kenansville. David Freeze photo
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The Neuse River in Kinston where the CSS Neuse gunboat was sunk intentionally. David Freeze photo
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Kinston’s first combination city hall and firehouse. David Freeze photo
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The Lenoir County Courthouse in Kinston. David Freeze photo
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A full sized replica of the Civil War gunboat CSS Neuse. David Freeze photo
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An uptown Greenville mural. David Freeze photo
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A bunch of Greenville metal pigs. David Freeze photo
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The Proctor Hotel in Greenville. David Freeze photo
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The Pitt County Courthouse in Greenville. David Freeze photo
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Jeremy Law, chef and owner of SOCO and the beautiful 1895 house in Greenville. David Freeze photo
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The SOCO Restaurant in Greenville. David Freeze photo
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The Greene County Courthouse in Snow Hill. David Freeze photo
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The retail district of Snow Hill. David Freeze photo
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Historic Hillsborough, worth visiting. David Freeze photo
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The Riverwalk along the Eno in Hillsborough. David Freeze photo
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The Orange County Courthouse in Hillsborough, built in 1844. David Freeze photo
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The 1759 Colonial Inn in Hillsborough. Note the sidewalk up to the porch and front steps. David Freeze photo
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The 1801 Baker House in Tarboro. David Freeze photo
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The 1840 Bryan House in Tarboro. David Freeze photo
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Part of the Tarboro Town Common. David Freeze photo
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Tarboro’s Courthouse Square. David Freeze photo
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Various types of art are displayed throughout Wilson. David Freeze photo
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Another view of whirligigs in Wilson. David Freeze photo
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Freeze learned a lot about Wilson from Greg Boseman (L) and Coach H.B. Harris at the Art Dept. David Freeze photo
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The Wilson Depot, busy on a Saturday afternoon. David Freeze photo
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One of the most impressive whirligigs at Whirligig Park in Wilson. David Freeze photo
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Just a small number of Vollis Simpson’s whirligigs on display in Wilson. David Freeze photo
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A water tower, built in 1887, near the capitol building in Raleigh. David Freeze photo
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President’s Polk, Jackson and Johnson are honored on the capitol grounds in Raleigh. David Freeze photo
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Raleigh’s state capitol building undergoing some and other renovations. David Freeze photo
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The Wake County Courthouse in Raleigh. David Freeze photo
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The Durham Housing Authority has repurposed the Ford dealership built in 1914. David Freeze photo
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The Hill Building, completed in 1937, has been renovated into a luxury hotel in downtown Durham. David Freeze photo
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A quiet shoe shine stand in Durham. David Freeze photo
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The 1920 Durham County Courthouse. David Freeze photo
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Gray’s Landing, on the Cashie River, is where Windsor was founded. David Freeze photo
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Freeze’s favorite house in Windsor, built in 1840. David Freeze photo
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The 1889 Bertie County Courthouse in Windsor. David Freeze photo
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Large wall mural in Windsor. David Freeze photo
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Edenton Bay, guarded by a battery of historical cannon. David Freeze photo
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The Penelope Barker House Visitor Center in Edenton. Barker led the women’s only Edenton Tea Party. David Freeze photo
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The 1767 Chowan County Courthouse in Edenton. David Freeze photo
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The 1886 Roanoke River Lighthouse faces Edenton Bay and the Albemarle Sound in Edenton. David Freeze photo
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Just one of hundreds of antebellum homes and other buildings in Hertford, this built in 1785. David Freeze photo
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Freeze saw this notification that on this site in 1897, nothing happened. David Freeze photo
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The Perquimans River bridge in Hertford has been upgraded since Freeze was here last on his Inner Banks/Outer Banks bike ride. David Freeze photo
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A piano honoring the song “Carolina Moon,” made famous by Perry Como and Dean Martin. David Freeze photo
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The Perquimans County Courthouse in Hertford, built between 1819-1825. David Freeze photo
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This grain storage facility and five schools were the biggest things in Camden. David Freeze photo
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The 1910 Camden County jail. David Freeze photo
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The 1847 Camden County Courthouse in Camden, center of both city and county government. David Freeze photo
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A small graveyard next to the municipal building in Winton. Note the raised graves. David Freeze photo
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The racehorse Sir Archie was nationally famous and lived on a local plantation in Jackson. David Freeze photo
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The “old” Halifax Courthouse, built in 1759. David Freeze photo
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The Chowan River, at Winton, was where eight Union gunboats approached the town in 1862 and eventually burned it. David Freeze photo
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A well-done monument in Gates County. David Freeze photo
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The Eure-Roberts house in Gatesville was built in 1850. David Freeze photo
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The Gates County Courthouse in Gatesville, built in 1836. David Freeze photo
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The 1792 post office in Winton was commissioned by President George Washington. David Freeze photo
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The Amis-Bragg House in Jackson, built in 1840. David Freeze photo
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Gray Gables in Winton was built in 1899. David Freeze photo
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A small park commemorates Revolutionary War hero General Lafayette who visited Jackson in 1825. David Freeze photo
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The “new” Halifax County Courthouse, finished in 1910. David Freeze photo
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Built in 1790, the Eagle Tavern was a central meeting place in Halifax. David Freeze photo
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The 1783 William R. Davie house in Halifax. Davie was NC governor and considered the “Father of the University of North Carolina.” David Freeze photo
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The Peter Davis Tavern, built in 1783 in Warrenton. David Freeze photo
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The 1906 Warren County Courthouse. David Freeze photo
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The Green-Polk house in Warrenton in 1850. The man painting said, “It’s not mine!” David Freeze photo
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Hotel Warren, built in 1922, but saved by town residents. David Freeze photo
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The Vance County Courthouse in Henderson was built in 1884. David Freeze photo
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Zollicoffer’s Law Office in Henderson was built in 1887. David Freeze photo
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Fire station No. 3 in Henderson. David Freeze photo
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Roses is hiring in downtown Henderson. David Freeze photo
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Oxford downtown. David Freeze photo
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A whoopie pie with strawberry filling. David Freeze photo
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The Granville County Courthouse in Oxford, built in 1838. David Freeze photo
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Tristan at the Strong Arm Bakery said the Whoopie Pie and giant oatmeal cookie would be the best Freeze had eaten. She was right. David Freeze photo
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Bikes are for use by visitors to tour Oxford at the Strong Arm Bakery. David Freeze photo
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The 1820 Josephus Hall House, originally the girl’s department of Salisbury Academy. David Freeze photo
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The 1868 Murdoch-Wiley House with rooftop Belvedere. David Freeze photo
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The Town Well, dug about 1760. Salisbury’s oldest landmark. David Freeze photo
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The 1839 Salisbury Female Academy. One of the oldest academy buildings in NC. David Freeze photo
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The 1892 Presbyterian Bell Tower. David Freeze photo
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The 1855 old Rowan County Courthouse. It is now the Rowan Museum. David Freeze photo
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The 1855 Empire Hotel, ready for a new life. David Freeze photo
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Mural painted by Cynthia Rankin from 1978-1981. It depicts Salisbury about 1900. David Freeze photo
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David Freeze
David Freeze of China Grove has just completed a journey to run in each of the state’s 100 counties. Below are his previous columns from the journey, from beginning to end.
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DAVID FREEZE COLUMN: Four more counties on a cool, drizzly day
DAVID FREEZE COLUMN: Heading west to see five more counties on a rainy day
DAVID FREEZE COLUMN: More county seats along the interstate, but all with interesting downtowns
DAVID FREEZE COLUMN: Continuing northeast for more NC county seats
DAVID FREEZE COLUMN: Whiteville, Nashville, Washington and more
DAVID FREEZE COLUMN: Newest treks include Asheboro, Pittsboro, Louisburg
DAVID FREEZE COLUMN: Visiting more counties as the challenge winds down
