Things To Do in Valley Hill, North Carolina

Inscription. ca. 1920: Tenants of this building have been Beck Hardware, Court House Café, City Café, C & D Music Shop and Elizabeth of Carolina Woman's Wear. For more than 30 years the Justice of the Peace office was upstairs. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. J. C. Penny's built and occupied this building for over 45 years. From 1893 until 1925 Hendersonville's Town Hall and Opera house stood on this location. Romanesque in architure, the building housed all city services ... More on HMDB

Category: Amusement Park Amusement/recreation Services Whol Sport Corner Pocket is a premier supplier of amusement in North Carolina. ... More on localamusementparks.com

Inscription. Built by W. A. Smith and Henry Jordon at the cost of $12,000. Tenants of the three storefronts have been Clarke Hardware, Bland Hardware, Gregg Bros. Hardware and for 65 years Houston Furniture Company. The first gasoline ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This district portrays a cohesive grouping of commercial, residential and transportation related structures typical of late 19th and early 20th century development. The first depot, established with train service in 1879, ... More on HMDB

PHDCC Mission Statement Pearl Harbor Day Commemorative Committee Henderson County, NC Mission Statement-Pearl Harbor Day Essay Contest and Patriotic Program PEARL HARBOR DAY COMMEMORATIVE COMMITTEE... More on Pearlharborday.org

Inscription. In Honor of the Citizens of Henderson County who served in World War II: and for the sacrifices of their families. , Erected 2008. , Location. 35° 18.874′ N, 82° 27.607... More on HMDB

Inscription. Built by Ernest Lucas Ewbank and sons Frank and Harry, this building served as the Ewbank family's insurance and real estate business and other offices until 2004. Designed by prominent local architect Erle Stillwell. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In Honor of Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Henderson County, William Capps John Peter Corn, William Senter Joseoh Henry, James Johnson Andrew Miller, Samuel King Abraham Huymendall, James Brittaim Jesse Richman, Elljah ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Built as a bank at a cost of $125,000, it operated until 11.20.1930 when it closed. Reopened in 1936 by State Trust Co. later Northwestern Bank, then Home Bank & Trust, then Bank of N. C. The McClintock clock was added ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Built by H. A. Nuckolls, tenants have been Starnes Paint & Wallpaper, Nu Better Foods, Farnsworth Furniture and Sherwood's Restaurant. On this corner in 1842 the town's first hotel, th... More on HMDB

Inscription. Built at a cost of $5,000, this building housed the first bank in Hendersonville, the George H. P. Cole Bank. It served as the post office from 1905-14, then Rose Pharmacy for many yea... More on HMDB