The Cotton Gins of Crouse
CROUSE, N.C.—In earlier installments we followed the railroad into Crouse Station and the businesses that grew up beside the tracks. This ...
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A House Opened for Worship & Education: Peter Hoskins of Crouse
In our thirty-fifth installment we looked at the two churches that stood for nearly fifty years on opposite corners of Pleasant Grove Church Road. Thi...
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Two Churches on the Corner
In last week’s installment we followed the cemetery record of Ebenezer and St. Paul’s that R. Bryan Yoder compiled for his Eagle pro...
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Early History of Ebenezer Lutheran Church and St. Paul's Congregations...
In this thirty-fourth installment we turn to a record made not by a historian but by a Scout whose family ties run deep in the Crouse Community....
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The Crouse Depot
In earlier installments we followed the railroad into the community that became Crouse and the businesses that grew up around the tracks. This w...
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Dr. William L. Crouse and Dr. Winslow Washington Nolen
In our thirty-first installment we remembered Mart and Louie Aderholt, the self-taught animal caregivers who served Crouse when livestock still ...
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Mart and Louie Aderholt: Country Veterinarians
In our thirtieth installment we remembered Dr. Charles Henry Hoover, the last physician to open a practice in Crouse, and the last strictly &ldq...
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