My Vacation to the
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Charlotte Convention Center entrance on College Place. |
The Youth Hall at the convention. Yes folks, young people do square dance! |
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church |
Fresco on back wall of Sanctuary
The fresco on the back wall of the Sanctuary is a story that pertains to different passages in the bible. |
A cruise on beautiful Lake Norman. | |
The Catawba Queen |
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The Catawba Queen is a rebuilt side-wheel paddle wheel boat. It takes people on a cruise on Lake Norman. Lunch was served on this outing. The Queens Landing dock has a souvenir shop and snack area beside the ticket windows. |
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Ericsson Stadium--Home of the NFL'S Carolina Panthers |
The Square (Intersection of Trade & Tryon Streets)
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Born in 1795 on the 400 acre farm worked by his parents, Jane & Samuel,
James Knox Polk spent most of his childhood among the gently rolling hills
of Mecklenburg County.
A memorial to our nation's eleventh president is located on part of these lands. The log buildings and their furnishings are not original to the Polk homestead but are period pieces that date from the early 1800's. |
For more information: Discovery Place |
For more information on Charlotte, N C: Charlotte Visitors Bureau
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