Seagrove Hardware Company / Seagrove Mill & Store Company / J.J. / Bank of Seagrove / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
M&A / Natural Disaster / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Pisgah Covered Bridge / N.C. Zoo / Pisgah Bridge / Zoo Staff / Seagrove Train Depot / Union Community Building / Cedar Falls Bridge / Seagrove Mill / Franklinville Bridge / /
IndustryTerm
bank / wider equipment / computer software / /
NaturalFeature
Little River / Uwharrie National Forest / Cedar Falls / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
Land Trust for Central N.C. / Piedmont Land Conservancy / N.C. Zoological Society / Welch School / Lebanon Baptist Church / Land Trust for Central North Carolina / Division of Highways / /
Person
Lyndo Tippett / William Moffitt / Jr. / L. Barron Mills Jr. / David Jones / Claude Morris / Eugene Hurley / Nora Lucas Miller / John Jackson Welch / Sam Graves / Norah Joan Benfield Parker / Lena Strider Baker / Benjamin Briggs / Matthew Cagle / Kerr Scott / Gerald C. Parker / Sr. / Walter Auman / Villie / Lacy Strider / J.D. Welch / Mac Whatley / Dorthy Auman / William Moffitt / Lowell McKay Whatley / Jr. / /
Position
Executive Director / lead contractor / NCDOT Secretary / historian / first president / Building Contractor / local contractor / Governor / Director / zoo director / Director of the N.C. Zoological Park / instructor / /
ProvinceOrState
Randolph County / North / Pisgah Covered Bridge By Randle E. Brim According to / North Carolina / /
History of the Pisgah Covered Bridge By Randle E. Brim According to county historian Mac Whatley, the first two covered bridges in Randolph County were authorized in 1845 at Cedar Falls and at Franklinville. The Cedar Fa