For generations, shove poles have helped boaters navigate the shallow waters of Currituck, Albemarle, and Pamlico sounds.
Years After World War II, Divers Explore Wreck Site of U-352
When the German submarine U-352 was sunk during World War II, no one knew if its remains would ever be seen again. Today, divers visit the sub on almost daily excursions. But you don’t have to venture out to sea to get a glimpse of our state’s maritime history.
Wild Winds: A History of Hurricanes That Hit North Carolina
Whether beachgoers, homeowners, or storm trackers, North Carolinians know better than to be complacent about hurricanes.
Why is North Carolina Called “The Tar Heel State”?
North Carolina's nickname, "The Tar Heel State," is inextricably linked to the people who've called this place home.
High Point Market Sees Century-Long Revolution
Furniture design is ever-changing. The same is true of the High Point Market, now in its second century of making history — and expansions.
Tailor-Made For Perfection
From a medieval helmet to Johnny Reb’s bayonet, a Salisbury craftsman — forger, tailor, tanner — is dedicated to historical accuracy.
Civil War Relic Hunting with Joe Crews
Hillsborough collector Joe Crews sought to preserve a Union soldier's identity. In the process, he discovered his own.
