Fayetteville is a city situated on Cross Creek, just west of the Cape Fear River in Cumberland County, North Carolina, United States. Northwest of the city center is Fort Bragg, one of the largest military bases in the world. - AsNotedIn
Fayetteville is a city situated on Cross Creek, just west of the Cape Fear River in Cumberland County, North Carolina, United States. Northwest of the city center is Fort Bragg, one of the largest military bases in the world. - AsNotedIn
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| 1897 Poe House |
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206 | Bradford Ave | ||
| Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Station |
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472 | Hay St | ||
| Barge's Tavern |
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519 | Ramsey St | ||
| Belden-Horne House |
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519 | Ramsey St | ||
| Brownlea |
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405 | Southampton Court | ||
| Camp Ground Methodist Church |
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Camp Ground Rd | |||
| Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railway Passenger Depot |
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148 | Maxwell St | ||
| Carolina Theater |
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443 | Hay St | ||
| Confederate Breastworks |
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2300 | Ramsey St | Fayetteville Veterans Administration Hospital, behind the main building | |
| Cool Spring Place |
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119 | N Cool Spring St | ||
| Cross Creek Cemetery Number One |
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Jct of N Cool Spring and Grove St | |||
| Cumberland County Courthouse |
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Franklin, Gillespie, and Russell Sts | |||
| Dr William C Verdery House |
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1428 | Raeford Rd | ||
| Evans Metropolitan AME Zion Church |
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301 | N Cool Spring St | ||
| Fayetteville Downtown Historic District |
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Roughly along Hay, Person, Green, Gillespie, Bow, Old, W Russell and Cool Spring Sts | |||
| Fayetteville Ice and Manufacturing Company:Plant and Engineer's House |
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436 | Rowan St and 438 Rowan St | ||
| Fayetteville Mutual Insurance Company Building |
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320 | Hay St | ||
| Fayetteville Women's Club and Oval Ballroom |
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224 | Dick St | ||
| First Baptist Church |
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200 | Old St | ||
| First Presbyterian Church |
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Ann and Bow Sts | |||
| Frank H Stedman House |
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1516 | Morganton Rd | ||
| Gully Mill |
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SR 1839 | |||
| Hay Street Methodist Church |
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Hay St at Ray and Old Sts | |||
| Haymount District |
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Roughly Hillside Ave, From Bragg Blvd. to Purshing St | |||
| Haymount Historic District (Boundary Increase) |
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100 - 200blks | Bradford Ave, 801 Hay St, 801, 802, 806 Arsenal Ave | ||
| Henry McLean House |
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1006 | Hay St | ||
| Holt-Harrison House |
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806 | Hay St | ||
| John A Oates House |
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406 | St James Sq | ||
| John Davis House |
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910 | Arsenal Ave | ||
| John E Patterson House |
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445 | Moore St | ||
| Kyle House |
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234 | Green St | ||
| Liberty Row |
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N Side of the First block of Person St, bounded by Market Sq and Liberty Point | |||
| M and O Chevrolet Company |
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412 | W Russell St | ||
| Mallett House |
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2720 | Florence Dr | ||
| Mansard Roof House |
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214 | Mason St | ||
| Market House |
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Market Sq | |||
| Market House Square District |
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Hay, Person, Green, and Gillespie Sts | |||
| Massey Hill High School |
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1062 | Southern Ave | ||
| McCall House |
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822 | Arsenal Ave | ||
| Nimocks House |
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225 | Dick St | ||
| North Carolina Arsenal Site |
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Address Restricted | |||
| Orange Street School |
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500Block | Orange St | Chance Sts | |
| Phoenix Masonic Lodge No 8 |
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221 | Mason St | ||
| Prince Charles Hotel |
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430 | Hay St | ||
| Robert Strange Country House |
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309 | Kirkland Dr | ||
| Sedberry-Holmes House |
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232 | Person St | ||
| Seventy-First Consolidated School |
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6830 | Raeford Rd | ||
| St John's Episcopal Church |
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Green St | |||
| St Joseph's Episcopal Church |
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Ramsey and Moore Sts | |||
| Taylor-Utley House |
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916 | Hay St | ||
| The Capitol |
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126 | Hay St | ||
| US Post Office |
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301 | Hay St | ||
| Waddill's Store |
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220 | Hay St | ||
| William McDiarmid House |
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330 | Dick St |
| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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| 1914/03/07 | Babe Ruth | Baseball | Ruth hits his first home run as a professional baseball player at Cape Fear Fair Ground, Fayetteville, NC. "taking a good gander at the pitch as it came up to the plate, twisting my body into a backswing and the hitting it as hard I as I could swing." BR |
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| Locale Type | City |
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