Travels Through Greensboro With Jim Schlosser. We wrote recently about the new Historic Forbis Street signs along the downtown section of Church, which until the 1960s was Forbis Street. Back to blogging after a break. City Center Grill has closed, too, but a new restaurant-sports bar is preparing to open a few doors away. The question is when will the restaurant advertised in the window of the Kress Building open? Just before t.

Brenda Collins Dillons Appalachian Families. Eastern Woodland Tribes of First Contact. Cherokee Communities of the South. UNC Lesson on Siouan Tribes. Mahenips Band of the Missouri Saponi. The Tutelo Language and History by Horatio Hale. Baron de Lahontans New Voyage to North-America. Pittsylvania County at time of Settlment. Save yourself some trips to the university library. Bacons Rebellion and the Occoneechee Massacre.

The Carolina Colony, December, 1700. Lewis and Clark were a century in the future. John Bartram, eventually called the father of American botany, was in his cradle. North and South Carolina remained a single entity, mostly governed by Charles-Town, a port of 1200 residents. The Carolina interior? Mostly unknown to European settlers. Until a young man from London looking for adventure decided to take a walk. This year we are following in his footsteps.