Tour Overview
Discover North Carolina's contributions during the Civil War, particularly in the eastern region. Learn about the significant roles played by African Americans, women, and children, as well as the impact of religion, textiles, and the blockade on the Southern economy. Additionally, explore the mourning practices of the time and various cultures mourned.
Stops
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Stop 9: Secession Crisis
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Stop 10: Union Strategy and the N.C. Coast
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Stop 11: Kinston and Foster's Raid
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Stop 12: Kinston Hangings and the end of the Civil War in North Carolina
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Stop 13: Additional N.C. Campaign Exhibits and United States Colored Troops
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Stop 14: Kinston Homefront: Introduction
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Stop 15: Homespun, Fashion and Class
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Women and African Americans
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Stop 16: Women, Education, and African Americans
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Stop 17: Economy
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Stop 18: Wartime Kinston Labor
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Stop 19: Neuse River and Neuse II
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Stop 20: Religion in Wartime Kinston
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Stop 21: Social Activities
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Stop 22: Mourning in the American Civil War
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