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HistoricTown
Halifax,
North Carolina
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The
quiet town of Halifax is a county seat. It is easily accessible from
I-95. The large state historic site is adjacent to the small
downtown. You will find a few shops downtown. We awakened the
proprietor of an antique shop from a nap when we visited on Labor
Day. Perhaps Halifax is busier on Halifax Day, April 12. |
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Location
Northeastern
North Carolina
Southeast of Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina
About 15 miles from the Virginia state line
5 miles east of I-95 (Exit 168)
Map
Population
About
320
Features
Antiques
shops
Campgrounds and RV parks nearby
Check
Woodall's guide
Craft gallery
Historic homes
Historic markers
Historic Halifax (state historic site) (free admission)
Amphitheater
Gift shop
Guided tours
Historic buildings (1760-1840)
Picnic tables
River overlook (Roanoke River)
Visitor Center (handicapped
accessible)
Exhibit
Hotels
and vacation rentals near Halifax
Restaurant
Hours
State
Historic Site: 10:00-4:00
Monday-Friday
Festivals
April
12: Halifax Day
July 4: Independence Day
Recommended
stay
15
minutes to 2 hours
Tourist
information
State
Historic Site
www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/hs/halifax/halifax.htm
North
Carolina Division of Tourism
800-VISITNC
www.visitNC.com
Commercial
www.albemarle-nc.com/halifax/hat/
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