For generations, shove poles have helped boaters navigate the shallow waters of Currituck, Albemarle, and Pamlico sounds.
Indivisible: Chang and Eng Bunker
Siamese twins Chang and Eng Bunker tour the world fascinating audiences. After a life in the limelight, they settle in Surry County and join their fortunes to those of the South. (Volume 2, Part 11)
Abraham Galloway: From Cartridge Box to Ballot Box
A black man in New Bern doesn’t want to be gifted the rights of freedom after the war. He wants to fight for them and win them. (Volume 2, Part 10)
The Peanut Man
Remembering a fixture of Raleigh’s Capitol Square.
Once a Memory, Twice a Theater
When Shelby citizens began revitalizing their town, they turned to a legendary theater for answers and renamed it after their legendary songwriter.
Painting History
Late in his life, one man turned his love for ships into a career.
Little Will’s Cherokee Legion
A white man and the Indians, war and love, and the dream of freedom. (Volume 2, Part 9)
