A Little Motor Journey Raleighs Historic Highway Route
Raleigh, the capital, traces a historic highway from Pinehurst to Fayetteville, dating back 200 years as a Native American trading path. The route carried troops in the French and Revolutionary eras, saw Civil War events, steamboat plans on Neuse waterway, and led to Raleigh’s unique state ownership of sidewalks and grand capital buildings.
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Raleigh
Pinehurst
Here
Fayetteville
Pennsylvania
Moore's Creek
McDonald
Flora
Halifax
Virginia
North Carolina
Andrew Jackson
Old Hickory
War Department
New Orleans
England
America
Petersburg
Sherman
Goldsboro
Darkey
Lord Cornwallis
Robert Fulton
Neuse
New Kern
Fayetteville Street
Centennial Public School
Tyron
New Bern
Vance
General Sherman
United States
Hillsboro
A.B. Andrews
Southern Railway
William J. Andrews
Capitol Square
Hogg
Capitol
Christchurch
State Bank of
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