What's in Your Heart?

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What’s in Your Heart? 2012 OfficialVisitor Guide

ARCHDALE • ASHEBORO • FRANKLINVILLE • LIBERTY • RAMSEUR • RANDLEMAN • SEAGROVE • STALEY • TRINITY 1 HeartofNorthCarolina.com • 800.626.2672 ELCOME industrial development of Randolph County coupled with its natural beauty. beauty. and natural its agricultural with the of coupled County significance the Randolph for of appreciation development an with industrial away come and Carolina North of Heart the Visit ago. years 100 over existed that House Hoover the at demonstrated life simpler the and Hall Linbrook of grandeur the between contrast the experience to and displays museum Estate Heritage Linbrook the see to again time and time return to want certainly will Visitors display. on are equipment farm early and tools built hand Hoover’s Edd of Many appearance. original its to restored lovingly been has house Hoover The lives. daily their and inhabitants its about learn and House Hoover tour will visitors tours guided docent Through 1905-1944. from County Randolph in life farm represents Farm Neal The place. in furnishings original its with survived has that 1905 from dating home a of example rare a is house Hoover The House. Hoover the built Hoover Edd great-grandfather, their and descendants direct also are Neal’s Huber. of The descendant direct a was Hoover later,Herbert President Hoover the from mile one settled They County. House in1763whenhebuiltagristmillattheconfluenceof Uwharrie andLittleRivers.Fivegenerations Randolph to children 12 and wife his with migrated Mr.Hoover Anglicized fromHubertoHoover. AndreasHuberemigratedfromGermanytoPennsylvania,Later thentoMaryland. was name the and descent German of were County.They Randolph throughout widespread were Hoovers because An additionalattraction,theHooverHouse,isatheartofLinbrookHeritageEstate.Ithistoricallysignificant produce electrical power to power other museum exhibits such as an early 20th century sawmill and a sugar cane mill.the Linbrook Heritage Estate and is in full operation. The boiler will be used in conjunction with an 1890s steamPresident by engine toJohn F. Kennedy. The boiler, used Rocker Carolina the of usedproduction the to by producefamous made theAsheboro, of energyCompany Chair forP&P the tubethefrom P&Pboiler Chair Company, has been relocated to field demonstrations on the Linbrook Heritage Estate. The industrial display features as its centerpiece a 1926 return collection of rare tractors. All tractorsa are restoreddisplays to like newwhich condition and periodicallyMuseum, Tractor the tractorsIndustrial Deere are operatedand John in Neal the is Estate Heritage Linbrook the of part Also around the world. Linbrook Hall is located in the area that the Neal family’s ancestors settled in the late 1700s. of classical architecture. It contains architectural details found in many 18th century homes and contains antiquesdesign from proportions both inside and out. Linbrook Hall was a six year project designed to demonstrate the timelessthe beauty proportions developed by Italian renaissance architect Andres Palladio. Palladian proportions were usedclassical revivalstylefoundmostprominentlyinthesouthernstatesbeginning inapproximately1820.Thehomeuses for critical homes inthesoutheasternUnitedStateswithmorethan60rooms,LinbrookHall.Thehouseisdesignedearly largest the of one tour to opportunity unique a provides estate This Estate. Heritage Linbrook is County Randolph of corner northwest the in year this opening attractions new the of One future. the of anniversaries the provide will that attractions and events new establishing time same the at while past the of accomplishments the celebrate to In order to maximize the potential for creating and enlarging Randolph County’s tourism destinations we must continue Times and Built on a Rock: A Memoir of Family, Faith and Place Co-Author with best-selling New York Times author, Jerry Bledsoe, of the books FireCo-Founder in the andBelly: Executive Building Vice a World-LeadingPresident, RFMD with High-Tech more than 35 years of experience Companyin the RFfrom and Scratch wirelessBoard in communications TumultuousMember, industry Randolph County Tourism Development Authority Jerry D.Neal Sincerely, W Celebrating Anniversaries, Embracing the Future of celebrating the past while constantly looking to future development. development. future to looking constantly while past the celebrating of importance the and heritage our of us more reminding and significance more faster have importantly, occur anniversaries these older, get I as experience, own my From celebrating 40, and the North is CarolinaFestival PottersFall Asheboro’s Conference note, of is Also celebrating 25 anniversaries. years 15th in 2012. Bureau’s Visitors Carolina North of Heart the and 50th, College’s Community Randolph 100th, School’s Seagrove include These years. 100 than more back going tourism and education of significance the I-85 andI-73.Ourheritageispunctuatedbyalonglineofanniversariesthatdemonstrate Additionally, Randolph Countyisfortunatetobecriss-crossedbytwomajorinterstates, two majorrivers,theDeepRiverandUwharrieRiver. has oneoftheoldestmountainrangesinUnitedStates,UwharrieMountains,and that isablendofbothagriculturalandindustrialdevelopment.Theareauniqueinit

elcome to Randolph County, the Heart of North Carolina; filled with a history history a with filled Carolina; North of Heart the County, Randolph to elcome Tourism Development Authority representing Archdale, Asheboro, Franklinville, Liberty, Ramseur,information issubjecttochange withoutnotice. TheHNCVBisthe officialdestination marketingorganization forRandolph County Randleman, Seagrove, Staley, and Trinity. provided by individual businesses/organizations and should not be construed as a recommendation or endorsement by the HNCVB. All include information in this publication and does not guarantee the absence of errors, omissions, or discrepancies. Listing information was The information in this guide was compiled by the Heart of North Carolina Visitors Bureau (HNCVB). The HNCVB reserves the right to At Your Service...... 29-30 Places to Stay ...... 27-28 Seagrove Pottery ...... 17-26 Things to Do - Area Map ...... 15-16 Things to Do ...... 9-16 Distinctive Shopping ...... 7-8 Local Dining ...... 5-6 Festivals & Events ...... 4 About the Area...... 3 P D H V P S G H A O M ottery Map...... 25-26 arks & Recreation ...... 14-15 arks & Recreation ...... ports & Racing...... 14 ineyards & Wineries ...... 15 ineyards & Wineries ...... rts11 & Entertainment...... olf ...... 13-14 irectory of Shops & Galleries ...... 18-24 istory & Heritage ...... 12-13 istorical Perspective ...... 17 utdoor Fun ...... 10-11 useums & Attractions ...... 9-10 useums & Attractions ......

2 HeartofNorthCarolina.com • 800.626.2672 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 HeartofNorthCarolina.com • 800.626.2672 BOUT THE AREA section,” attractive by occasionalwideopenlandsor“savannahs,”asLawsoncalledtheprairies,makesRandolphanexceedingly interspersed all ridges, and knobs mountain into swelling hills rolling streams, numerous of woods, of combination This landscape. its of beauty the by struck first is visitor Every Carolina. South Georgetown, through exits which Uwharrie/PeeDee, the and Wilmington, past Atlantic the into flows Fear, which Deep/Cape the basins: river two by divided is It area in the state and includes III Memorial North-South Shootout at Caraway Speedway. Bank oftheCarolina’sJVHoliday Classic,nowthelargestJVbasketballtournamentinU.S.,and theJohnBlewett Our area is home to semi-professional sportsRacing including& baseball,Sports racing, and various recreational tournaments including the 7th Hardest Course in America as featured in Play some of the area’s most beautiful golf courses including the only 4.5 star rated course in the Piedmont TriadGolf and where youwillfindavastcollectionofgenealogy, localhistory, andhistoricalpublicationsfor Randolph County. and eventsthathavemadesignificantcontributionstoshapeour present. Trace yourrootsatThe Randolph Room have now designated 14 historic sites throughout the County providing a tangible link to the past with people, places,The Randolph County Historic Landmark Preservation Commission is preserving ourHeritage area’s & past for the future. TheyHistory collection includingthenowfamous“LetterA” marblebenchdesignedandcreatedbythelateHoraceL.Farlowe. crafts createdbylocalandregionalartisans.StrollthroughdowntownAsheboro’sdistinctiveoutdoorsculpture or Ramseur Lake. The Heart of North Carolina is home to an array of intimate galleries featuringexhibitsofartsand If you love live entertainment, look no further than Liberty Showcase or catch a summer concert at Bicentennial Park Arts & Entertainment 3,000 acre Randleman Lake or tour an assortment of pick-your-own orchards and working farms. in 2010. Hike America’s oldest mountain range, the Uwharries. Fish along 100 miles of beautiful shoreline on the newtwo remaining historic covered bridges. Experience the thrill of a lifetime on a zipline voted a For those in search of outdoor adventure, leave the stress of the city behind as you discoverFun one of North Carolina’sOutdoor Southeast. the in homes private largest the of one of estate the on located museum tractor a and U.S.; the of capital pottery handmade the world; the in camp children’s NASCAR-themed only the Petty; Richard legend, NASCAR honoring museum a Wright; Orville by flown plane a country; the in motorcycles Harley-Davidson® of collection private largest the to Zoo acclaimed internationally an From Carolina! North of area other any to unequal attractions and museums of assortment an exploring by heart your in what’s Find Museums & Attractions Region. Show intheMid-Atlantic remains apopularannualevent,alongwiththespringandfallLibertyAntiquesFestivals,votedBest have allbeenchosenasaTop 20EventintheSoutheastbyTourism Society. TheAsheboroFallFestival on Sunset,indowntownAsheboro,theBushHillHeritageFestivalArchdale,andSeagrovePottery Festival A numberoflocalcommunitiescelebratetheirheritagebyhostingavarietyannualfestivalsandevents.Christmas Festivals & Events you can follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube! For up-to-the-minute news from the Heart of North Carolina, visit our Web site at HeartofNorthCarolina.comNetworking whereSocial Tour the area’s first commercialWineries & vineyard locatedVineyards on more than 140 acres at the foot of beautiful Mount Shepherd. Ross in 1935 – all located within an hour’s drive from Pinehurst, home of a some of America’s finest golf courses. L L ocated in the “heart” or center of North Carolina, Randolph County is the 10th largest in geographic land land geographic in largest 10th the is County Randolph Carolina, North of center or “heart” the in ocated said Our State magazine editor Bill Sharpe in 1958. The same is true today! true is same The 1958. in Sharpe Bill editor magazine State Our said “It is said of Randolph that it is one county where every road is a scenic highway. Every mile has its view. its has mile Every highway. scenic a is road every where county one is it that Randolph of said is “It Archdale, Asheboro, Franklinville, Liberty, Ramseur, Randleman, Seagrove, Staley and Trinity Golf Digest , and a nine-hole public course designed by the famed Donald Top 100 Expo Adventure . 28 28 20 & 21 15 14 7 4 4 JULY 30 23 17 16 15 & 16 9 JUNE 26 & 27 26 26 20 19 & 20 12 12 6 5 5 MAY 28 28 28 27 & 28 21-26 21 & 22 21 & 22 21 & 22 21 & 22 7 APRIL 31 30-Apr 1 10-18 2-4 MARCH 18 & 19 FEBRUARY

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Seagrove Area Seagrove Family Restaurant 8702 US Hwy 220 S 336-873-7789 Southern/Home Cooking - Diner Mon – Sat B/L Westmoore Family Restaurant 2172 NC Hwy 705 910-464-5222 Southern/Home Cooking - Casual/Full Svc Thu – Sun L/D Jugtown Cafe & Bake Shop (Asheboro) 7042 US Hwy 220 S 336-873-8292 Southern/Home Cooking - Casual/Full Svc Open Daily B/L/D(we) 705 Drive Inn (Robbins) 2555 NC Hwy 705 N 336-879-9783 American - Diner Tue – Sat L/D

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Holly Ridge Golf Links Located just minutes from High Point and Greensboro, Holly Ridge Golf Links continues to lead the way in challenging, affordable golf in the Piedmont as one of the area’s finest 18-hole golf courses. 7933 US Hwy 311 S, Archdale – 336-861-4555 | HollyRidgeGolfLinks.com | Open Daily

Tot Hill Farm Golf Club Located eight miles southwest of Asheboro, this 18-hole course, designed by Mike Strantz, has been voted 7th Hardest Course in America in 2007, 4.5 star rated in 2008 & 2009, and Best Places to Play in 2010 by Golf Digest. 3185 Tot Hill Farm Rd, Asheboro – 800-868-4455 | TotHillFarm.com | Open Daily Sports & Racing Asheboro Copperheads Baseball See wooden bat baseball at McCrary Ballpark, featuring the only synthetic turf infield surface in the Coastal Plain League, showcasing collegiate stars from across the country. Gift shop on site. 138 DO TO HINGS Southway Rd, Asheboro – 336-460-7018 | TeamCopperhead.com | See website for game schedule | Admission charged

Caraway Speedway This NASCAR Whelen All American series .455-mile asphalt oval short track hosts T the Whelen Southern Modified tour, NASCAR late model stocks and super trucks, limited late models, mini stocks, super mini trucks, U-cars, legends and street stocks. Home of the John Blewett III Memorial North-South Shootout™. 2518 Racetrack Rd Ext, Sophia – 336-629-5803 | CarawaySpeedway.com | See website for race schedule | Admission charged

Zoo City Motor Sports Park One and one-quarter mile outdoor motorcross track with panoramic viewing area that is full of heart pounding excitement for riders and spectators alike; and Pee Wee track for beginners. 279 Joe Farlow Rd, Asheboro – 336-873-WHIP | ZooCityMX.com | See website for schedule | Admission charged for spectators; riders pay nominal membership fee Parks & Recreation Allen H. Leonard Memorial Park This nine-acre facility features two little league baseball fields, tennis and basketball courts, playground, picnic shelter, and access to Deep River. 2031 Leonard Park St, Ramseur – 336-824-8530 | TownofRamseur.org | Open daily | FREE admission

Asheboro Skate Park This facility is a combination indoor/outdoor skate park with more than 2,500 interior and 7,500 exterior square feet of skating surface featuring indoor/outdoor viewing areas, bleachers, concessions, lockers, restrooms, and party room. 835 S Church St, Asheboro – 336-626-1240 | AsheboroParksandRecreation.com | Mon – Fri 10 am – dusk (unsupervised); Sat 10 am – 8 pm & Sun, 1 – 8 pm (supervised) | Admission charged

Bicentennial Park This one-acre facility features a pavilion, wooden dance floor, water fountain, picnic tables, memory walk, and outdoor sculpture. Look for seasonal concerts and events throughout the year. 163 Sunset Ave, Asheboro – 336-626-1240 | AsheboroParksandRecreation.com | Open daily | FREE admission

Creekside Park This 100-acre park offers a variety of active, as well as passive, recreational opportunities. Amenities include tennis courts, baseball/softball/t-ball fields, picnic shelters, shuffleboard courts, horse shoe pits, playgrounds, 18-hole championship disc golf course with beginners loop, and 1.5 miles of walking trails. 214 Park Dr, Archdale – 336-431-1117 | Archdale-NC.gov | Open daily | FREE admission

Family Sports Center Bowling center with 32 lanes; billiards, game room, and seasonal 18-hole miniature golf course. 219 NC Hwy 42 N, Asheboro – 336-626-2695 | BowlFSC.com | Mon – Thu 9 am – 11 pm; Fri & Sat 9 am – 1 am; Sun 1 – 11 pm | Admission charged

Kermit G. Pell/Ramseur Lake Recreational Facility This 127-acre reservoir and nine-acre park includes boat launches, jon boat rentals, bait shop, picnic shelters with tables and grills, playground, and public restrooms.

549 Ramseur Lake Rd, Ramseur – 336-824-4646 | TownofRamseur.org | Open daily | FREE admission HeartofNorthCarolina.com • 800.626.2672

14 Lake Lucas This 238-acre facility offers fishing, jon boat and canoe rentals, fishing pier, bait shop, picnic 67 area, playground, and one-quarter mile walking trail. 3158 Old Lexington Rd, Asheboro – 336-629-1639 | BUS 63 69 AsheboroParksandRecreation.com | Open daily | FREE admission 85 6561 42 64 73 10 62 1 55 421 North Asheboro Park & Disc Golf Course This 26-acre park features a disc golf course, 22 basketball, tennis and volleyball courts, baseball field, seasonal swimming pool, playground, and paved walking Archdale 17 74 1713 Liberty trail. 1939 Canoy Dr, Asheboro – 336-626-1240 | AsheboroParksandRecreation.com | Open daily | 85 Trinity 220 26 FREE admission 43 47 220B 6 28 7 Uwharrie 1519 Vineyards & Wineries 311 River 73 40 HINGS TO DO TO HINGS 1411 Zimmerman Vineyards Visit Zimmerman Vineyards, located on 140 acres at the foot of beautiful Mt. Randleman 49 Shepherd. Featuring a rustic flagstone terrace and unique stone bar, it is nestled between six acres of vineyards 4 35 20 with a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside; weekend tours and wine tastings available. 1428 Tabernacle 3 T 5 15 Church Rd, Trinity – 336-861-1414 | ZimmermanVineyards.net | Mon – Fri by appt; Sat 12 – 6 pm; Sun 1 – 6 pm | 60 50 FREE admission 5 37 32 Franklinville 64 59 35 64 144 57 Museums & Attractions Research: 58 34 23 Toms Creek Farm & Nursery 52 Ramseur 1 4 Miles to Furniture Market 43 64 15 Uwharrie Mountains - Liberty Nature Research Library 249 49 44 2 American Classic Motorcycle Museum Birkhead Wilderness Area: 44 Ramseur Community Museum 71 27 13 64 41 31 24 Tot Hill Entrance 39 56 Asheboro Linbrook Heritage Estate: 45 Randolph Room at Randolph Deep 22 Library 1 54 45 25 Lassiter Mill Entrance 2 29 66 33 36 River 3 Linbrook Hall 74 Golf 62 53 70 68 4 Neal Farm’s Hoover House 26 Whitaker Farms 46 46 Asheboro Municipal Golf Course 49 ® Arts & Entertainment 75 23 3 38 5 Neal John Deere Tractor & 25 Industrial Museum 47 Holly Ridge Golf Links 220 159 27 Cinemark VII 97 18 42 6 Museum of NC Traditional Pottery 48 Tot Hill Farm Golf Club 22 28 Liberty Showcase 30 48 911 7 NC Aviation Museum & Hall of Fame Sports & Racing 47 24 42 29 The Sara Smith Self Gallery 22 49 Asheboro Copperheads Baseball 8 NC Pottery Center History & Heritage 18 50 Caraway Speedway 49 Uwharrie 9 North Carolina Zoo 30 Andrew Balfour Family Cemetery 42 220A 51 Zoo City Motor Sports Park Uwharrie National 10 Petty’s Garage 31 Asheboro Municipal Building N River Forest 73 51 11 Richard Petty Museum 32 Austin Lawrence House Parks & Recreation 52 Allen H. Leonard Memorial Park 72 12 The Seagrove Potteries 33 Charles W. McCrary House 74 6 8 8 1012 16 53 Deep 13 Victory Junction Asheboro Skate Park 76 34 Franklinsville Manufacturing 134 Seagrove River Company 54 Bicentennial Park 16 Outdoor Fun 12 220 705 21 35 Hanks Masonic Lodge No. 128 14 Caraway Alpacas 55 Creekside Park 36 J. Frank McCrary House 15 Millstone Creek Orchards 56 Family Sports Center Mt. Shepherd Archaeological Pottery 16 Pisgah Covered Bridge 37 57 Kermit G. Pell/Ramseur Lake Site Recreational Facility 17 Randleman Lake Marina 38 Old County Rest Home 58 Lake Lucas 18 Richland Creek ZipLine Canopy Tour Randolph County Historic 39 Courthouse 59 North Asheboro Park & Disc Golf 19 Rising Meadow Farm Course

Routh Horse Ranch 40 Sandy Creek Primitive Baptist 20 Church Vineyards & Wineries 60 HeartofNorthCarolina.com • 800.626.2672 Seagrove Orchids Zimmerman Vineyards 21 41 Sunset Theatre Sunny Slopes Farm & Ranch Accommodations - Hotels 22 42 Trinity Museum / Winslow House 15 61 Comfort Inn - Archdale

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Cagle Road 8 Avery Pottery & Pottery S Tileworks 3 603 Cagle Rd, Seagrove 636 Potters Way Rd, 336-879-2802 Seagrove 336-873-7923 Mon – Sat 9 am – 5 pm Tue – Sat 9:30 am – 5 pm

Ben Owen Caldwell-Hohl 4 Pottery Artworks 9 2199 S NC Hwy 705, Seagrove 155 Cabin Trail, Seagrove 336-879-2262 336-879-9090 Tue – Sat 10 am – 5 pm; closed in Jan Mon – Sat 10 am – 5 pm

BlueStone Pottery 5 2215 Fork Creek Mill Rd, Seagrove Callicutt 336-879-2615 Pottery 10 Tue – Fri 10 am – 4 pm; 5137 Seagrove Plank Rd, Sat 10 am – 5 pm; closed Asheboro in Jan & Feb 336-873-7898 HeartofNorthCarolina.com • 800.626.2672 Mon – Sat 9 am – 5 pm 18 EAGROVE POTTERY 19 HeartofNorthCarolina.com • 800.626.2672 SDIRECTORY OF SHOPS & GALLERIES Seagrove pm 5 Tue – am 10 Sat – 336-301-3254 Seagrove Rd, Busbee 4823 Pottery Chris Luther Seagrove Sun 12 – 4 pm Mon – Sat 10 am – 5 pm; 336-873-7146 Seagrove St, Main E 129 Potters of Seagrove The Co-Op (Mar – Dec) – (Mar pm 5 Tue – am 10 Sat – Feb); & (Jan pm 4 Tue – am 11 Sat – 336-879-6990 Seagrove 705, Hwy NC 2475 Pottery Crystal King pm 5 – 1 Sun Tue – Sat 8:30 am – 5 pm; 336-302-9684 Seagrove Rd, King 481 Pottery Cross Creek egoeJan in closed Tue – Sat 10 am – 5 pm; 336-879-5272 Seagrove 705, Hwy NC S 1360 Pottery Chrisco

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Seagrove 10 am – 5 pm; Sun 12 – 4 pm Tue & Sat Mon – Thu & 336-873-7412 Seagrove 220, Hwy US Old 6077 Pottery Eck McCanless pm 5 Tue – am 10 Sat – 910-464-3586 Seagrove Dr, Pottery Dover 321 Dover Pottery pm 5 – am 9:30 Sat – Mon 336-873-8463 Seagrove Rd, Loop Cagle 1162 Pottery Dixieland egoepm 5 – am 9 Sat – Mon 336-873-8979 Seagrove 705, Hwy NC 1226 Pottery DirtWorks egoepm 5 – am 9:30 Sat – Mon 336-953-0608 Seagrove Way Rd, Potters 719 Pottery Fat Beagle

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Seagrove pm 5 – 1 Sun Mon – Sat 9 am – 5 pm; 910-428-4536 Seagrove N, 220 US 2719 Pottery Chriscoe Graham (Mar – Dec) Tue – Sat 11 am – 4 pm 336-873-7762 Seagrove Rd, Plank Old 246 Pottery House Gingerbread Seagrove Mon – Sat 9 am – 5 pm 910-464-3166 Seagrove Rd, Busbee 4539 Pottery Hickory Hill Jan in closed Tue – Sat 10 am – 5 pm; 336-879-8458 Seagrove 187 Atkinson Farm Rd, Pottery Hatfield egoeMon – Sat 9 am – 5 pm 336-873-8066 Seagrove St, Broad N 437 Oak Gallery Great White

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seoopm 5 – am 10 Sat – Mon 336-873-8764 Asheboro S, 220 Hwy US 7437 Lufkin Pottery Seagrove Sun 12–5pm Fri &Sat10am–5pm; pm; 6 – am 10 Tue, Mon, Thu & 336-873-1001 Seagrove 705, Hwy NC 1423 Pottery & JeffBrown Michele Hastings closed Dec24–Jan31 Tue –Sat9am5pm; 336-879-3002 Seagrove Rd, Upper 1208 Pottery McNeill’s pm 5 Tue – am 10 Sat – 336-879-4255 Seagrove Rd, Pottery 2596 McKay Pottery pm 5 – am 10 Daily 336-879-3610 Seagrove 705, Hwy NC S 634 Pottery McCanless 35 37 38

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Daily 10 am – 5 pm 5 – am 10 Daily 336-879-3610 Seagrove 705, Hwy NC S 634 Pottery McCanless pm 5 – am 10 Sat – Mon 336-873-8764 Asheboro S, 220 Hwy US 7437 Lufkin Pottery Seagrove Sun 12–5pm Fri &Sat10am–5pm; pm; 6 – am 10 Tue, Mon, Thu & 336-873-1001 Seagrove 705, Hwy NC 1423 Pottery & JeffBrown Michele Hastings closed Dec24–Jan31 Tue –Sat9am5pm; 336-879-3002 Seagrove Rd, Upper 1208 Pottery McNeill’s pm 5 Tue – am 10 Sat – 336-879-4255 Seagrove Rd, Pottery 2596 McKay Pottery

Randleman Wed – Sat 10 am – 5 pm 336-498-2178 Randleman Rd, Salem New 789 Pottery New Salem pm 5 – am 10 Sat – Mon 910-464-1453 Seagrove Rd, Jugtown 333 Pottery Moore Pots Seagrove Sat 9 am – 5 pm Mon – Fri 10 am – 5 pm; 336-879-4207 Seagrove 705, Hwy NC 1400 Pottery Nichols Seagrove pm 5 – am 10 Sat – Mon 336-879-2052 Seagrove Ln, Beane 236 Pottery Old House pm 4 – am 10 Sat – Mon 336-873-7664 Seagrove 705, Hwy NC 944 Pottery Old Gap 42 43 40 41 39

Seagrove pm 5 – am 9 Sat – Mon 910-464-5125 Seagrove Rd, Busbee 4456 Pottery O’Quinn Seagrove Mon – Sat 9 am – 5 pm 336-873-9266 Seagrove St, Main E 413 Junction Pottery Sun 12 – 5 pm Mon – Sat 10 am – 5 pm; 336-872-4013 Seagrove St, Main E 258 Frank Neef Pottery by pm 5 – am 9 Sat – Mon 336-873-7304 Seagrove 705, Hwy NC 966 Pottery Phil Morgan pm 5 – am 11 Sun pm; 5 – am 9 Sat – Mon 910-464-3553 Seagrove Rd, Busbee 3728 Pottery Original Owens 44 45 46 48

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Westmoore Smith S Pottery 58 Pottery 4622 Busbee Rd, 743 S NC Hwy 705, Seagrove Seagrove 910-464-3700 336-879-1174 Mon, Tue & Thu – Sat Tue – Sat 10 am – 5 pm 9 am – 5 pm; closed Dec 24 – Jan 17

Whynot Thomas Pottery and Pottery Acacia Art 1295 S NC Hwy 705, Tile 59 Seagrove 1013 Fork Creek Mill Rd, 336-879-4145 Seagrove Tue – Sat 10 am – 5 pm 336-873-9276 Tue – Sat 9 am – 5 pm

Turn & Burn Windsong Pottery Pottery 60 124 East Ave, 6109 Brantley Gordon Rd, Seagrove Denton 336-873-7381 336-857-2485 Mon – Sat 9 am – 5 pm Mon – Sat 9 am – 5 pm HeartofNorthCarolina.com • 800.626.2672

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