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His story is the subject of the long-running outdoor drama Strike at the Wind! Lowry's restored cabin is on display at an adjacent recreational area. Robeson County has a number of historic sites and landmarks, including the Luther Henry Caldwell House , built around ; the Carolina Theatre, built in ; and the Archie Buie House, built in Robeson County is also home to the University of North Carolina at Pembroke , which was established in as the Croatan Normal School and became a campus of the consolidated University of North Carolina in The county hosts festivals such as St.
Agricultural commodities raised in Robeson County include tobacco , cotton, soybeans, vegetables, poultry , hogs , and beef cattle, and manufactures include transformers, water pipes and valves, speakers, textiles, wood products, and manufactured homes.
The estimated population of Robeson County in was , For an annotated history of the county's formation, with the laws affecting the county, boundary lines and changes, and other origin information, visit these references in The Formation of the North Carolina Counties Corbitt, , available online at North Carolina Digital Collections note, there may be additional items of interest for the county not listed here :.
Corbitt, David Leroy. The formation of the North Carolina counties, Rudersdorf, Amy. In early times like the s, was there a road or any farmland in that area of the Ashpole Swamp between Marietta and Fairbluff? Was it a land grant from King George? If so, who were the land owners? The original Indians to inhabit present-day Robeson continue to live in the area.
According to William S. After the Civil War , the Lumbee tribe became set on developing their education system, and although the state did not provide for Lumbee schooling, in the early s there were thirty-one schools built by the Indians in their community. Since , the Lumbee tribe has fought for federal recognition, but they have yet to succeed.
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