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SW6.8 km

U.S. Benchmarks20 MEA (USGS 1971) Franklin County, NC

in U.S. Benchmarks

USGS benchmark in the front yard of a church.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member PFF

location: North Carolina

date listed: 11/22/2009

last visited: never

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S6.8 km

U.S. National Register of Historic PlacesVine Hill - Centerville, NC

in U.S. National Register of Historic Places

Outstanding example of Jacob W Holt architecture, dating from 1858.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member PFF

location: North Carolina

date listed: 11/23/2009

last visited: never

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W7.2 km

North Carolina Historical MarkersAnnie Carter Lee, Marker E-5

in North Carolina Historical Markers

The original burial site of Annie Carter Lee, the daughter of General Robert E. Lee. This marker is on U.S. Highway 401 in rural Warren County, about 10 miles as the crow flies from Warrenton.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 4/4/2006

last visited: 8/8/2009

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NW7.6 km

North Carolina Historical MarkersJethro Sumner, Marker E-17

in North Carolina Historical Markers

Jethro Sumner was a Brigadier General of North Carolina troops during the Revolutionary War. He was also a farmer and operated a taven in Warren County. This marker is on U.S. Route 401 south of Warrenton.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 5/2/2006

last visited: 5/3/2006

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NW8.2 km

FirehousesStation 7, Afton-Elberon Vol Fire Department, North Carolina

in Firehouses

Volunteer Fire Department Firehouse in Rural Warren County, North Carolina.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 4/8/2006

last visited: 4/8/2006

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S8.9 km

U.S. BenchmarksSPEED (NCGS 2000) Franklin County, NC

in U.S. Benchmarks

Horizontal control disk set by N.C.G.S. about a half-mile east of historic Laurel Mill.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member PFF

location: North Carolina

date listed: 11/22/2009

last visited: never

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NW9 km

North Carolina Historical MarkersBute County, Marker E-19

in North Carolina Historical Markers

This marker commemorates a now defunct county in northeast North Carolina. It is located on U.S. Highway 401, about six miles south of Warrenton.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 4/5/2006

last visited: 1/2/2010

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S9.7 km

Water MillsLaurel Mill (circa 1850) near Louisburg, NC

in Water Mills

A mid-1800s, privately-owned water mill which is visible from the bridge over Sandy Creek in northeastern Franklin County, North Carolina.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member PFF

location: North Carolina

date listed: 11/20/2009

last visited: never

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NW10 km

North Carolina Historical MarkersShocco Springs, Marker E-21

in North Carolina Historical Markers

Shocco Springs was a popular resort in the mid-1800's.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 5/3/2006

last visited: 5/3/2006

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N10.9 km

North Carolina Historical MarkersBridle Creek, Marker E-63

in North Carolina Historical Markers

This marker commemorates the Warren County home of two brothers who were both Civil War Confederate Brigadier Generals. This marker is on U.S. Route 401 south of Warrenton.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 5/1/2006

last visited: 5/1/2006

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NE12.4 km

Look-Out TowersWarren County Fire Tower

in Look-Out Towers

Warren County Fire Tower at the Warren County Headquarters of the NC Forest Service on Highway 43 south of Warrenton.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member weblookout

location: North Carolina

date listed: 2/4/2007

last visited: 1/14/2007

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SW14 km

U.S. Benchmarks27 MEA Franklin County, NC

in U.S. Benchmarks

A benchmark disk set in a concrete post.

posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member ljparr

location: North Carolina

date listed: 12/12/2009

last visited: never

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S14.6 km

Look-Out TowersLouisburg Fire Tower

in Look-Out Towers

Louisburg Fire Tower, Franklin County North Carolina

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member weblookout

location: North Carolina

date listed: 2/8/2007

last visited: 7/12/2009

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SE14.8 km

North Carolina Historical MarkersGold Mines E-89

in North Carolina Historical Markers

An antebellum age gold mine discovered in 1835.

posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member ljparr

location: North Carolina

date listed: 9/29/2009

last visited: 11/13/2009

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NW15 km

Country ChurchesBrown's Baptist Church, Norlina, North Carolina

in Country Churches

This country church is Brown's Baptist Church in rural Warren County, North Carolina

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 8/14/2006

last visited: 8/13/2006

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N15 km

North Carolina Historical MarkersJohn White, Marker E-60

in North Carolina Historical Markers

White was a Civil War figure who lived in Warrenton. This marker is on U.S. Route 401, south of downtown Warrenton.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 5/6/2006

last visited: 5/6/2006

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N15.1 km

North Carolina Historical MarkersJacob W. Holt, Marker E-86

in North Carolina Historical Markers

The man responsible for designing and building much of Warrenton during the town's pre-Civil War boom. This marker is in downtown Warrenton.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 5/6/2006

last visited: 5/6/2006

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N15.3 km

North Carolina Historical MarkersJohn A. Hyman, Marker E-101

in North Carolina Historical Markers

John A. Hyman was born a slave in 1840. He rose to political office during Reconstruction, ultimately becoming a U.S. Congressman, and actively supported civil rights for blacks. Accusations of corruption and the demise of the Republican Party in North Carolina ultimately ended his political career. He then left North Carolina and moved to Washington, D.C., where he found work in the U.S. government. He died in 1891.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 4/25/2006

last visited: 4/25/2006

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W15.3 km

FirehousesEpsom Fire and 1st Responders, Epsom, North Carolina

in Firehouses

This firehouse is located south of Henderson, North Carolina in the community of Epsom.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 5/3/2006

last visited: 5/3/2006

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W15.3 km

Masonic TemplesJohn H. Mills Lodge, Lodge 624, Epsom, North Carolina

in Masonic Temples

Masonic Lodge in Epsom, North Caroina.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 5/2/2006

last visited: 5/3/2006

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N15.4 km

American Civil War Monuments and MemorialsTo the Confederate Soliders of Warren County, Warrenton, North Carolina

in American Civil War Monuments and Memorials

Warren County's Confederate Monument is on the lawn at the Warren County Courthouse. It was installed in 1913.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 8/13/2006

last visited: 8/8/2009

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N15.6 km

North Carolina Historical MarkersHorace Greeley, Marker E-14

in North Carolina Historical Markers

Prominent newspaperman and politician, Horace Greeley founded the New York Tribune newspaper in 1841, which he published until his death in 1872. Greeley was also a U.S. Congressman, social reformer, supporter of westward expansion and presidential candidate. His marriage to Mary Young Cheney in North Carolina is a footnote in his personal history as he lived and worked most of his life in New York City.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 4/21/2006

last visited: 4/21/2006

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N15.6 km

North Carolina Historical MarkersJohn H. Kerr, Marker E-102

in North Carolina Historical Markers

John H. Kerr was a 14-term Congressman from Warrenton. The John H. Kerr Dam and Reservoir in Virginia and North Carolina are named in his honor.

posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member showbizkid

location: North Carolina

date listed: 4/27/2006

last visited: 1/2/2010

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N15.6 km

WPA ProjectsPost Office Mural - Warrenton, NC

in WPA Projects

A WPA mural inside the Warrenton, NC Post Office painted by Alice Dinneen in 1938.

posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member ljparr

location: North Carolina

date listed: 1/3/2010

last visited: never

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N15.6 km

Dated Buildings and Cornerstones1936 - United States Post Office - Warrenton, NC

in Dated Buildings and Cornerstones

A dated cornerstone on the front of the Warrenton, NC Post Office.

posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member ljparr

location: North Carolina

date listed: 1/3/2010

last visited: never

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