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Chowan Collegers CotumnSy Symbol of Murfreesboro's Heritage
Even in 1825, when he visited, Murfreesboro was the center of cul
tural life in Eastern North Carolina. Today our town retains the
same charm, the same cultural interests plus a generous helping
of progressive spirit.
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A Message From The Town Board
We enthusiastically join our neighbors in our own Hertford County in celebrating
a Milestone in our history . . . Hertford Counfy's 200th Anniversary. We are
proud of the part our town has played in the development of our counfy and we
are equally proud of fhe progressive spirit of all fhe citizens.
RICHARD T. VANN
MAYOR
T. W. HILL
L. S. LEE
COMMISSIONERS
ROBERT V. PARKER
WALTER C. LACKEY
BYNUM R. BROWN
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MEHERRIN RIVER—INDUSTRIAL-FUN FCX:US
CHURCHES—OUTSTANDING CONGREGATIONS
SCHOOLS—PRIDE OF COMMUNITY
MELROSE—HISTORICAL SHRINE.