Making Faces with Mike Ball -
April 12, 2008: 10 - 3 pm
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The LCHA is working with the Textile Heritage Center to document life in one of the hundreds of southern cotton mills or mill towns. Click here to learn more and complete our survey.

The Lincoln County Historical Association (LCHA) has been awarded the Albert Ray Newsome Award for 2007

National Trust for Historic Preservation grant received for the Eureka Manufacturing Company Cotton Mill

The LCHA has been awarded a grant by the NC Humanities Council for the Lincoln County Voices oral history project.


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North Carolina Humanities Council web site

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Lincoln County, situated in North Carolina’s Piedmont region, is steeped in a historic and cultural heritage that spans over two hundred years. It is one of the oldest counties west of the Catawba River. The landscape is rich with early landmarks and historic sites. They act as a constant reminder of the pioneers that came to this area in search of new opportunity and rich farming.

They found both in the Carolina Backcountry, and a county was born.

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