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| What lead to the incorporation of Bath? |
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| The growth of the European population in the 1690s. |
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| What was the name of North Carolina's first town? |
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| Where were many early settlers from? |
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| Who lived in Bath? (1 group, 4 famous people) |
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-French Huguenots
-Proprietory Governor Charles Eden
-Chief Justice Christopher Gale
-John Lawson
-Edward Teach (Blackbeard) |
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| He was a naturalist and a founder of Bath and New Bern. |
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| When did Bath's influence wane and why? |
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| After the American Revolution when the Beaufort County courthouse and water-based trade moved to Washington. |
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| How far upstream this river was Washington, from Bath? |
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| What church in North Carolina was built in 1734? |
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| When was the Palmer-Marsh house built? |
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| When was the Van Der Veer House built? |
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| When was the Bonner House built? |
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| Waht historic buildings are featured on a tour in Bath? |
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| The Palmer-Marsh House, the Van Der Verr House, and the Bonner House. |
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