Cajun Canvas
A fun place to paint a masterpiece while enjoying a drink. Bring a bottle of wine or a few beers to enjoy as you follow along with the artist to create a 'Painting By You'. Everyone begins with a blank canvas. You will receive step-by-step instructions which are designed for all skill levels.
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Carolina History and Haunts
Historical Ghost Walking Tour of Downtown Greensboro Whether you believe in ghosts or not, join us for a stroll through the streets and alleyways of Downtown Greensboro guided by the eerie glow of candlelight.
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Castle McCulloch, The Crystal Gardens & Gem Panning
Restored gold refinery located at a secluded castle The castle is a restored gold refinery on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1832 and restored in mid-1980, the castle is a granite structure with a drawbridge, moat and 70-foot tower. Visitors can enjoy seasonal activities, and tours.
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Chix with Stix
Knitting and crocheting products Yarn and accessories for all knitting and crocheting needs. Large inventory for all types of yarns.
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Colonial Heritage Center
Explore history at your own pace, on your own time. The Colonial Heritage Center interprets the history of backcountry life before, during and after the American Revolution. Take a self-guided tour of Guilford County, North Carolina's colonial past.
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Estes-Winn Antique Car Museum
Museum Visit Asheville's only antique car museum! Housed in the former weaving shop of Biltmore Industries, this historic attraction features antique and vintage vehicles owned by local legend Harry D. Blomberg.
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Fascinate-U Children's Museum
Where children can explore their world the way they learn best-through creative role-playing, manipulation, and interaction with each other and the objects around them. Serving children who can walk through those of age twelve. We we maintain one guiding principle...
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Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
National Park The first English attempts at colonization in the New World (1585-1587) are commemorated here. These efforts, sponsored by Sir Walter Raleigh, ended with the disappearance of 116 men, women and children (including two that were born in the New World).
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