Spring Meeting House and Cemetery
SR 1005 (Greensboro Chapel Hill Road)
Snow Camp, NC 27349

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This State Historic Marker is the site of the meeting house by 1761; Meeting recognized, 1773; Preparative Meeting, 1779; and Monthly Meeting 1793. Marker erected in 1973. State reference number G-91.

Hawfields Presbyterian Church and Cemetery
NC 119 southwest of Mebane
Mebane, NC 27302

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This state historic marker is the site of Hawfields Church, Presbyterian, founded about 1755, three miles NE Henry Patillo the first pastor. Present building erected in 1852. Marker erected in 1941. State reference number G-30.

Alamance Battleground
5803 South NC 62
Burlington, NC 27215
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The site where Royal Governor William Tryon led the NC militia against the Regulators in battle on May 16, 1771. Located on the grounds is the Allen House, a log dwelling characteristic of those loved in by frontier people on the western fringes of the colony. The Allen house was constructed around 1780 and was donated by descendants of the family and restored and refurbished with its original furnishings.

Graham Historical District
125 W. Elm Street
Graham, NC 27253

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The district contains a variety of historic commercial buildings, restaurants, retail shops and home to the Graham Cinema. Centered around the Alamance County Courthouse this quaint area is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a locally designated district. Graham's downtown area contains a variety of architectural styles ranging from the 1850's to the 1940's. These styles reflect Graham's changing character and are a visible link between the present city and its historic orgins.

Cedarock Park Historic District
4242 Cedarock Park Road
Burlington, NC 27215

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The district contains a variety of historic commercial buildings, restaurants, retail shops and home to the Graham Cinema. Centered around the Alamance County Courthouse this quaint area is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a locally designated district. Graham's downtown area contains a variety of architectural styles ranging from the 1850's to the 1940's. These styles reflect Graham's changing character and are a visible link between the present city and its historic orgins.