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Tyron Palace

The palace was the home of the govenor of NC when New Bern was the capitol. It started out as the home of the British appointed governor before the Revolution.


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Blog: CHAPTER 7: QUAINT VILLAGES AND HISTORICAL SIGNTS
Date: July 29th 2012

After completing my turn at Vandermere, I headed south a bit and booked into the Cherry Point Marine Base near Beaufort, NC. I had heard a lot about this area and wanted to explore some. This small port town is pronounced Bo fort. (The town in South Carolina whose name is spelled the same is pronounced Bew-fort.) I found it to be picturesque, like many of these old port towns. Beaufort was founded ... read more


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