Posts Tagged ‘History’
250 Years of Chatham
On June 25, a season of celebration continues for the residents of Chatham County. What are we celebrating, you may ask? Chatham County’s 250th anniversary, of course! With a history this rich, you may need to spend the night to soak it all in. Over the course of 2021, Chatham County will be celebrating its…
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Chatham County Trivia Challenge
On July 4, 1776, the United States of America declared independence from Great Britain. After this declaration’s adoption by 12 colonies on July 4, the United States began to work its way towards total independence as a free nation. Typically, we observe this day as an opportunity to celebrate our patriotic spirit. In that respect,…
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Historically Speaking
Every county in North Carolina has its own unique history. As for Chatham County, there is much to be said about its agricultural, industrial and mining industries. Formed in 1771 by early European settlers, Chatham County boasts a host of historical sites. Named in 1758 for William Pitt, the first Earl of Chatham, early English Quakers…
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Here’s an interesting note on a historical walking tour midway between Pittsboro and Siler City from Chatham Chatlist.
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