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TagsHistory (150), North Carolina (109), Archive (81), National Society of the Colonial Dames of America (73), Colonial (29), Revolutionary War (25), Southern (21), American History (19), Material culture (19), Juvenile literature (18) — see all tags

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Favorite librariesNorth Carolina State University Libraries - D.H. Hill Library

Other favoritesThe Joel Lane Museum House

About meVisit the Birthplace of North Carolina's capital city.

Joel Lane built his home in the early 1770’s in what was a very rural part of North Carolina. He is called “The Father of Raleigh” because he facilitated the location of North Carolina’s capital city on his land in 1792. His faithfully-restored plantation manor was once deemed “The Best House for 100 Miles.”

About my libraryThe Joel Lane Museum's library has historic, rare volumes as well as books on museum management, plants, gardens, and antique furniture.

Homepagehttp://www.joellane.org/

Real nameThe Joel Lane Museum House

Location160 South Saint Mary’s Street, Raleigh, NC

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Member sinceMar 13, 2009

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