Fort Dobbs re-enactors to participate in governor's inaugural parade
Updated: 04:08 pm
Colorfully dressed re-enactors representing Fort Dobbs State Historic Site (Statesville), Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens (New Bern), Roanoke Island Festival Park (Manteo) and the N.C. Transportation Museum (Spencer) will march in Governor-elect Beverly Perdue's inaugural parade on Saturday.
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