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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1936

Page

17

Randolph Hills and Historic Landmarks Tour Near Asheboro

A Randolph County travel piece extols Uwharrie Hills and Deep River scenery east of Asheboro. It highlights Faith Rock near Franklinville, Naomi Wise’s legend at Randleman, old covered bridges, scenic country homes, and an arching mountain-road route from Archdale toward Pittsboro.

Uwharrie Randolph County Randolph Hickory Asheboro Faith Rock Franklinville Randleman Naomi Wise Vacaconne Pittsboro Haw River Archdale

Naomi Wise ballad and Deep River scenery in Randolph county

A feature recalls the Naomi Wise tragedy as told by Randolph County residents. It highlights the Naomi Falls site near Randleman, Deep River scenery, the Naomi Wise ballad, and local lore tied to the old Naomi Falls Mills and nearby landmarks. The piece links the ballad to places along Route 62 from Asheboro to Graham and to Trinity College’s founder Braxton Craven who preserved the tale.

Randlemen Naomi Wise Lewis Naomi Deep River Naomi Falls Company Randolph County New Salem Randleman Calvin Naomi Falls Deep River Mills Braxton Craven Trinity College Old Trinity

Trinity and Archdale Quaker Church Old Time Excursion

A countryside excursion outlines a day trip from Asheboro along a mountain road and concrete highway stopping at Archdale with its Quaker settlement and at Trinity. Old Trinity links to Duke University roots and memories of commencement ceremonies as Salem musicians accompany the parade. The day ends at Archdale’s Quaker church, offering quiet rest before returning home with memories of bygone days.

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