NC Historic Buildings Virtual Tour & Scavenger Hunt In this activity, you will tour some historic places in NC and will answer questions about them. Click on the links to explore NC. Raleigh Visit the Capitol Building Where was the first capitol of NC located? When was the capitol moved to Raleigh? When was the current capitol building completed? Where is the current building located? When did the Legislature move to their building? Visit the Legislature Building When was the current building completed? Who was the architect for the building? What is the Gross Area of the building? Where are the offices of the House Speaker and the Senate President Pro Tempore located? What do you notice the desks in both chambers? Why do you think it is important? Tryon Palace Visit Tryon Palace Where was the first capitol of NC located? When was the building completed? How long was the capitol located here? Who visited Tryon Palace in 1791? Why is that important? When was Palace restored and opened to the public? Why was the kitchen in a separate building?
NC Historic Buildings Virtual Tour & Scavenger Hunt In this activity, you will tour some historic places in NC and will answer questions about them. Click on the links to explore NC. Raleigh Visit the Capitol Building Where was the first capitol of NC located? When was the capitol moved to Raleigh? When was the current capitol building completed? Where is the current building located? When did the Legislature move to their building? Visit the Legislature Building When was the current building completed? Who was the architect for the building? What is the Gross Area of the building? Where are the offices of the House Speaker and the Senate President Pro Tempore located? What do you notice the desks in both chambers? Why do you think it is important? Tryon Palace Visit Tryon Palace Where was the first capitol of NC located? When was the building completed? How long was the capitol located here? Who visited Tryon Palace in 1791? Why is that important? When was Palace restored and opened to the public? Why was the kitchen in a separate building?
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