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Cultural History of the Eno River Basin
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Fish Dam Rd. More Links Below- |
 Anothy(sic) Cole and Susan Browning Cole. ca. 1875. Portrait of the owners of Cole Mill photo courtesy of the Durham County Library. All rights reserved. |
External links relevant to the cultural history of the Eno Basin:
Occoneechi Village-Native
American settlement on the Eno River in Hillsborough, NC
Eno
Indians- A tribe associated with the Adshusheer and Shakori in North Carolina
A Brief History of the Occaneechee Band of the Saponi Nation
Storytelling of the N.C.
Native Americans
Excavating Occaneechi Town
Historic Stagville
-largest plantation in N.C.
Bennett
Place- Site of negotiation leading to the largest troop surrender of the
Civil War
Duke Homestead
& Tobacco Museum
Ayr
Mount Historic Site
The Ellerbe Creek
Watershed Association- a History of the Ellerbe Watershed
Trading Path Association -preservation, promotion and study of the historic
Trading Path of the Southeastern Piedmont.
Captain Benjamin Merrell & The Regulators of Colonial North Carolina
Durham-Orange Genealogical Society