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"Double Click" to Learn Fate of Alexander Farms Tenant HouseA & W Food CenterAcrostic 2Acrostic 3Active Farmers LocalAdditional Land PurchaseAgriculture BuildingAlexander Franklin Brevard (1825 - 1909)AndironsAndre Kearns Junion Presentation Enslaved PersonAunt Emeline - an enslaved personAunt Emeline - at rest in Freedom Presbyterian Church CemeteryBalance ScaleBank of Cornelius Pawn ShopBeaver Dam PlantationBedBlacksmith at workBlanket Storage ChestBodenhorn Trundle BedBook_The Remarkable Story of George Moses HortonBow Front ChestBrass Tea PotBrass Trivets (2)Brass and Iron FenderBrevard's ChapelBrick MoldBrick showing finger pressure indentation by enslaved persons at Cedar Grove.Butter PressCane ChairCedar Grove - home of James Torance c. 1880sCedar Grove PlantationChairsChimney from Jim MacIntosh Tenant HouseChristmas in the QuartersCohabitation AgreementConvertible Card TableCopper BoilerCorn ShellerCornelius Ag SchoolCotton BasketCotton Gin BoilerCotton Gin in Fairfield County SCCurious Path of Historic Photos OnlineDeed Grandfather ClockDeeds for Enslaved Persons_Iredell CountyDemonstration at Connor FarmDrawers with Marble TopDropleaf TableDrowning Creek Grist MillEliza Remarries in 1900End of WWIIEnslaved Person - Cherry, a slaveEnslaved Person - Henry Johnston's Ancestor was a Revolutionary War PatriotFinal Estate SettlementFire GratesFireplace Grate and AndironsFireplace Grate and AndironsFireplace Screen, Grate and AndironsFoot WarmerFootstoolFortepianoFour (4) Posr BedFour Post BedGMH Historical MarkerGMH Mary Mc Lean AcrosticGMH PoemsGMH Speech to UNC StudentsGarrison Webb Grist Mill (Reconstructed)Glove BoxGold Couch / Curved SetteeGovernor Burton HouseHamesHeirs of Henry's EstateHenry Brevard began as an Enslaved Iron WorkerHenry Brevard’s land in 1901Henry Purchases Land 1874Henry and Susan Household in 1870Henry's sister - Rosa MillerHistory of Race and Slavery at Davidson CollegeHopewell Church to replace Wooden building with Brick - 1830Household 1880 CensusHugh Torance House and StoreHugh Torance House and Store - home of High Torance and Isabella Falls 1779Hugh and Isabella Torance connected sitesIncorrect Photo and GMH Acrostic 1Individual InfluenceIngleside - home of William S.M. Davidson and Jane Torance c. 1860Interior Prior to relocationIron Mines and Works in Lincoln CountyJames Hall FarmKitchen ImplementsLadder ChairLakes of KillarneyLatta PlaceLatta Place - home of James Latta and Jane Knox c. 1800Leaf TableLincoln County Historical MarkerLong Creek MillMabel Washam in the BankMap Showing "Fifth Creek" regionMap of J L Smith Property of 14 acres 1908Map showing "Fifth Creek" area for Hugh Hall FarmMarble Top CabinetMarriage Certificate - Henry BrevardMarriage License 1783Marriage during slavery 1866Mary McLean AcrosticMembership in "Sons of American Revolution"MirrorMirror above SideboardMirror on ChestMount Mourne - home of Rufus Reid and Nancy Latta & Betsy Latta Davidson c. 1836Mount Tirzah Estate, or simply the Brevard House, burned down in 1968Mt. Mourne Plantation HouseMurray's Mill Historic SiteNames of Enslaved PersonsOak Row DormitoryOaklawn - home of Benjamin Davidson and Betsy Latta c. 1818Ola Brevard McCorkle (1886 - 1974)One Fifth of County Farmers are Black 1949Original (August 2022) View of Alexander Farms Tenant HouseOverview Grist Mill Sites Survey of the Catawba River ValleyPlantation Homes in the Catawba River Valley in the 1840PotteryPottstown Neighborhood of HuntersvillePre-Development Alexander Farms (2021)Print of Washington FamilyPurchased Inventory 1805 - 1825 for StoreRed BinRemaining section of original Hall Family houseRemaining section of original Hugh Hall HouseRequest for Widow's AllowanceRichard Torrance's SaddleRobert Alfred Brevard (1799 - 1879)Rocker ChairRocking CradleRosa - listed in 1870 Census RecordRose's Family as listed in 1880 CensusRosedale Plantation - Cherry, a slaveRural HillSaddle and Prosthetic LegsSale of land for church (1885)ScaleSchool DeskSecretary DeskSewing TableSideboardSlave Dwellings Used to Be Here near Lake Norman Charter SchoolSlave Schedule 1860Slavery at Cedar Grove and HTHSSloan's MillSophia Alexander AcrosticSplitting up Henry's landSquare TableStore and House of Hugh ToranceStories behind many featured historic sites, churches, and communitiesTable ClockTenant House was moved to the corner of Westmoreland and CatawbaThe Black Bard of North CarolinaThe Hope of Liberty - A Number of Poetical PiecesThe Plantation World Around DavidsonToolsTorance Lumber and Grain MillTorrence TavernWagon from Bradford FarmWardrobeWardrobeWas First Cotton Gin Invented in Winnsboro?WashbasinWhat Is This_1What Is This_2What Is This_3What Is This_4What Is This_5Wheel Hoe, Saw and ScytheWho Bought What Merchandise 1795 - 1825 at Torance StoreWho Really Invented the Cotton Gin?Who Were Sophia Alexander and Mary McClean?Wood SawWooden "Hand" ToolWorth Sweet and Ed Sweet are Training for the Golden Gloves Boxing TournamentWrought Iron Harness