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PEEKING INTO THE PAST – Lowder Poultry Farms
According to the March 27, 1950 Greensboro Daily News, during September 1949, five Lowder brothers, led by W.A. ... Read more
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PEEKING INTO THE PAST: City Lake Park
During the early 1920s, the city of Albemarle purchased land along the road to Mt. Pleasant and Concord ... Read more
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Peeking Into The Past – Swift Island Bridge
During the early 1900s, Stanly County saw tremendous growth due to the establishment of railroad lines, the development ... Read more
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PEEKING INTO THE PAST – Jesse F. Niven Center
During 1958, this armory was built in East Albemarle for the United States Army Reserve. It was dedicated ... Read more
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PEEKING INTO THE PAST – Memente Moria
During the mid to late 1920s, a gravestone was uncovered behind Central Methodist Church. The stone is inscribed ... Read more
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PEEKING INTO THE PAST – New London to Asheboro
Today’s picture is a wonderful view of the intersection that leads from New London to Salisbury, if you ... Read more
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PEEKING INTO THE PAST – Second Presbyterian Church
The Second Presbyterian Church of Albemarle was founded Sept. 22, 1940. For the first few years the members ... Read more
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PEEKING INTO THE PAST – The King Building
The building located on the southwest corner of the square in Albemarle (far right in the picture) was ... Read more
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PEEKING INTO THE PAST – Moose’s
D.A. “Gus” Moose first opened a dry-cleaning store in 1933 on West Main Street. The next year he ... Read more
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PEEKING INTO THE PAST – Veteran Curtis Harris
Curtis Ray Harris was born Oct. 8, 1948 in Albemarle. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. D. P. ... Read more