Historical Monuments in Stirrup Creek Durham, NC

At Duke Homestead, visitors can tour the early home, factories, and farm where Washington Duke first grew and processed tobacco. Duke's sons later founded T

This simple farmhouse was located between Confederate General Johnston's headquarters in Greensboro and Union General Sherman's headquarters in Raleigh, Nor

This restored 19th-century home now houses Chapel Hill's Preservation Society.This restored 19th-century home now houses Chapel Hill's Preservation Socie

The iconic Main Street where Tar Heels live, work, and play. With over 95 cafes, restaurants and bars, of which more than 75% are locally & independent

We are a member church of the United Church of Christ.We invite people of every age, race, marital status, sexual orientation, means, ability and spiritu

Flea market open weekends at the fairgrounds.Flea market open weekends at the fairgroun

The State Capitol building, built in 1840, is an excellent example of a civic structure in Greek Revival-style architecture. Though recently renovated, t

This 37,500-square-foot grand mansion, built during the late 1800s in the Queen Anne-style of Victorian architecture, is home to the governor of North Caroli

Yates Mill is the last operating, water-powered gristmill in NC's capital county. The 18th century mill was restored, and the 174-acre park developed, throu

The African American Cultural Complex Museum has a unique collection of artifacts, documents and displays of outstanding contributions. The AACC has a numb