Zebulon Vance House
Known as the Civil War governor, Zebulon Vance moved his headquarters to this house in Statesville during the last months of the war.
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- North Carolina Governors This site contains short biographies and information on the terms of North Carolina's governors.
- North Carolina's Historical People and Places Facts, images, and links to the people and places that are most important to North Carolina History.
- Vance Birthplace (NC Historic Site) Zebulon Baird Vance homeplace website. Learn about the birthplace of Zebulon Baird Vance, as well as Vance's famous mountain family on this site.
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- The Zachary-Tolbert House: Tour this home, one of the most important historical buildings in western North Carolina, which has been virtually unaltered since it was built over 150 years ago.
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One of the oldest structures in Statesville, the Zebulon Vance House served as headquarters for Governor Zebulon Vance during his exile from the state capitol during the last months of the Civil War.
The historic home at 501 West Sharpe Street is operated by the United Daughters of the Confederacy and contains many family antique pieces.
Call (704) 876-0376 to make reservations to visit the museum.
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