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LIVE INSIDE OF THE COLONIAL WAR Guests can also engage in tomahawk, knife and spear throwing, firing of a flintlock rifle and cannon, visiting with the Patriot militia, British, Cherokee and Catawba camps and try their hands at a bow and arrow or blowgun. Homespun crafts each day and candle making are done by the ladies as you walk around the authentic camp. To see more of our expansion plans visit www.revwarexperience.com at the American Revolutionary War Living History Center (ARWLHC) www.arwlhc.com. IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR WORLD TRAVELERS INTERESTED IN SOMETHING YOU CANNOT FIND ON EARTH - EXCEPT FOR HERE.
Blue Ridge Mountains, The famed and beautiful parkway complete with lovely visitors center and hand crafted goods, (800) 847-4862, www.blueridgeparkway.org
Carowinds Amusement and Theme Park with major Waterworks and Waterworld!, a well-known amusement park here in the area that offers the most fun with a full season pass. You could spend an entire two or three days trying to enjoy this whole park and wave pools with the kids! Large scale amusement rides and numerous roller-coasters abound as well as world class shows and entertainment acts, (800) 888-4386 www.carowinds.com
Charlotte's Got a Lot - The COMPLETE CHARLOTTE website of all shows, all theater, major events, and the most up to date resource for everything going on in the region!
Once you’re here, explore off-the-beaten-path Charlotte neighborhoods, high octane adventures at attractions like the NASCAR Hall of Fame and time-tested, year-round things to see and do. No matter where you go in Charlotte, you’ll find a lot to your liking …not to mention plenty of Southern comforts and urban excitement along the way. www.charlottesgotalot.com a NOT TO BE MISSED site. Christmastown USA! NAMED TO THE TOP 10 LIST FOR AMERICA IN 2011! Christmas Town, USA McAdenville, North Carolina The Christmas Town Tradition Since 1956. The quiet little town of McAdenville, which lies along the South Fork River in Gaston County N.C., comes alive in spectacular fashion each year as Christmas draws near. Almost overnight, the small textile town is transformed into “ Christmas Town, USA .”
* 1980, Charles Kuralt on his "Morning Show" gave nationwide television coverage to the beauty of McAdenville and placed it on the map as Christmas Town U.S.A. * 1997, after finding Christmas Town USA on the internet, ABC's "Good Morning America", broadcast a LIVE report from McAdenville as several hundred residents gathered to appear on the show. * 2000, Cable Network "HGTV" gave world-wide coverage to McAdenville, Christmas Town USA in their Christmas special "Christmas Across America". * 2002, Cable News Network "MSNBC" aired a news report about the lights in Christmas Town USA. US Airways Magazine produced an article about McAdenville's Christmas Lights in 2007. The Montel Williams Show requested interviews with McAdenville residents. A camera crew was dispatched to McAdenville and interviewed 8 residents. In December 2005, McAdenville was featured on Montel's show. 2011 - YAHOO named McAdenville Christmas Town USA in it's 10 places in the Nation to visit during the month of December.
The college hosts numerous classes and curriculum to major businesses in the multi-state region. Also home to the Greater Shelby Community Theater (http://www.gsct.org) for live plays! When staying with us, enjoy a fun show and dinner out - then come home to your cozy mansion. Thinking of hosting a convention for your business needs? Consider the freshly built LeGrand Center with state of the art internet and more. Cowpens National Battlefield, where General Tarleton was beaten like the dickens and shamed in front of Lord Cornwallis, (864) 461-2828 - yes the crack British veteran troops could be humbled on the open field! Smell the smoke and fire and see the troops drill, cook, march and watch the blacksmith hammer each January during the annual celebration event. Assorted events also held year-round. www.nps.gov/cowp Crowders Mountain State Park, Climb rugged peaks rising 800
feet above the surrounding countryside and watch raptors soar in the
wind Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden (STUNNING - BEAUTIFUL) is a botanical garden located on 380 acres of rolling meadows, woodlands and lakefront property in Belmont, North Carolina. Founded by Daniel J. Stowe, a retired textile executive from Belmont, it includes large manicured gardens, natural surrounding areas, including a woodland trail, sparkling fountains, and an Orchid Conservatory. IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR WORLD TRAVELERS INTERESTED IN SOMETHING YOU CANNOT FIND ON EARTH - EXCEPT FOR HERE. On the FORBES Top 20 list for the world. The appealing garden site has a long history of use by its inhabitants. Originally, Native Americans of the Catawba and Cherokee tribes trapped, fished, hunted and raised families here. Later, the area served as home to early European settlers. In recent years, the garden’s meadowlands have been used as pasture for farm animals, although much of the site is covered by mature deciduous woodlands and pine forest. www.stowegarden.org
Earl Scruggs Center, Court Square, Uptown Shelby, NC (coming soon!). The Earl Scruggs Center will be a remarkable showcase for the history and cultural traditions of the Carolina Foothills, as well as the unique musical contributions of Earl Scruggs, the region’s most pre-eminent ambassador of music. Planned as a cultural crossroads, the Earl Scruggs Center stands to become a model for fostering community understanding, cultural tourism and regional pride. Built in 1907, this Classic Revival courthouse is the only structure on the "court square" in Shelby and has a true compass orientation. The geodetic center of Shelby is denoted by a 1" square of marble imbedded in the central hallway of this structure. Museum exhibits depict early life in Cleveland County; Collector's Corner; community exhibits; the life of bluegrass music in America and Earl Scruggs and Living History Program. http://www.destinationclevelandcounty.org Foothills Farmers Market, April 26th - October 25th every Saturday morning. Certified, Locally Grown Farmers' Market on Shelby's Historic Court Square Shelby, NC. Contact Greg Traywick at 704-482-4365. Sponsored by Cleveland County's Cooperative Extension, Uptown Shelby Association, and Cleveland County Tourism. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/lincoln/foothillsfresh/
Gardner-Webb University, Boiling Springs, NC 704-406-4000. Guided tours available of the campus. Over 200 acres of rolling landscape rich with lawns and trees; theatre and music productions open to the public enhance the cultural pleasures of the region. Craven E. Williams Observatory. Public observing nights throughout the year. Lake Hollifield Complex, 6 acres with scenic lake, lighted walking trails, picnic areas, and home to the landmark 60' bell tower (Hollifield Carillon) with 40-bell carillon. Broyhill Adventure Course with Alpine Tower complex designed for team building and character development, 704-406-4257. www.gardner-webb.edu Also home to award winning plays, performances, concerts and shows throughout the year. To see the past and upcoming shows - please visit this exciting link http://www.theater.gardner-webb.edu/theater/index.htm Iron Gate Gardens, 2271 County Line
Road, Kings Mountain, NC 28086. 704-435-6178,
irongate@carolina.rr.com, open daily, 9 AM to 2 PM, Wed. through
Sun., from June 1st to July 10th. This is the main bloom season,
with peak the third and fourth weeks of June. There will be new
seedlings blooming for the first time. They only purchase new
introductions that they intend to use in their hybridizing programs.
Many of these are listed in this years' catalog and others will follow.
"We love daylilies, but we also grow a large number of other plants
including "disease resistant" roses, perennials, shrubs, and trees.
Please come visit and share a "Coke" with us. Remember!
IKEA, is now in Charlotte as an international home products company that designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture such as beds and desks, appliances and home accessories. The company is the world's largest furniture retailer. Founded in 1943 by 17-year-old Ingvar Kamprad in Sweden, the company is named as an acronym comprising the initials of the founder's name (Ingvar Kamprad), the farm where he grew up (Elmtaryd), and his home parish (Agunnaryd, in Småland, South Sweden). It is massive in size and worth the visit to walk around and then eat Swedish food in the Swedish restaurant or shop in the Swedish store. 8300 IKEA Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28262
It is home to the Kings Mountain Little Theater (KMLT) and has been completely redesigned and restored. You can also participate in a coffee or baked good across the street at J' Oliver's Coffee House after the shows - an amazing coffee shop! Why not enjoy dinner at Battleground Steakhouse first, or at Mi Peublito's Mexican or BBQ at Big E's BBQ and then go catch a show!!! 202 S Railroad Avenue. Kings Mountain, NC 28086. 704.730.9408 - James Champion (Director and Producer) at jim@kmlt.org or visit today to see the shows this season at http://www.kmlt.org Kings Mountain Battleground, THE NUMBER ONE THING Kings Mountain is a unique battle for several reasons. It was
one of the few major battles of the war fought entirely between
Americans: no British troops served here. In the South, many
people With a 26 million dollar economic impact - you are in and around PATRIOT country showcasing the battle of Camden, back country militia action and the battle of Guilford Courthouse. Also enjoy our living history campsite behind the mansion, while you are here! Kings Mountain is also unique in that large numbers of riflemen
fought here. Rifles were not used much by the armies. A
rifle was a hunting weapon, used by families on the frontier and
developed exclusively by American ingenuity. The
American militia that fought here mainly used rifles; the Loyalist
troops had mostly muskets. The difference between a rifle and a
musket is accuracy. A rifle is slow to load, but very
accurate. Riflemen can hit a target at 200 or 300 yards. Yet
the rifle can only be fired once a minute. A ♦
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~ Dear Marti, Thank you so much for everything. I know I am breaking my rule of sending thank you notes (lol) but I wanted to just touch base and say thank you again. Honestly I had not one complaint - all good. I do like nice things and you certainly went above and beyond. We look forward to coming back up next week for the dinner. I know we cannot do it a lot but I will make every effort to come every other month if possible for a stay. I just like nice things and truthfully on the way home, Chuck said, well he finally redeemed himself after 22 years of marriage (lol lol). He has ordered super nice things that have come dead or spoiled (lol lol), or gone to restaurants or inns and had horrible things (lol) so this was so great not one complaint. Anyway, we really enjoyed our selves and it was so nice to meet you and Stormy. It was really a lot of fun for us to go to the steak and hoagie place. So again, I thank you and thank JT AGAIN AND Stormy for their kindness as well. JT is a super nice kid and it is great you are teaching him such a valuable skill and how to be a good business man. We really enjoyed breakfast and it was super nice treat for us, so take care and see you soon! Sherrie and Chuck Pyatt ~ The map to the right features the massive state of North Carolina stretching all the way to the Mississippi river. Click on it to expand it and look at some other surprising features. Kings Mountain Historical Museum, 100 E. Mountain Street, Kings Mountain, NC 704-739-6613. Housed in the old Kings Mountain Post Office. Exhibits featuring early life in Kings Mountain. Open Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 - 4:00 and also open Sunday 1:00 - 4:00. Available for special events. http://www.kingsmountainmuseum.org/ King's Mountain South Carolina State Park, complete with campgrounds, fishing and historic, amazing, horseback riding, canoeing, paddle boats, old time farm and village. Right next door to the King's Mountain National Military Park. Events are held all year long (803) 222-3209 www.southcarolinaparks.com/park-finder/state-park/945.aspx
Lake Lure and Chimney Rock (Chimney Rock is pictured above), plan your escape to this small, adorable and popular town, east of Asheville NC. And keep going to Chimney Rock and Bat Cave!
Of course, we have the original movie here on DVD for you to watch also (every room has a DVD player and CD stereo). And be sure to see Chimney Rock and Bat Cave (the name of the town) also offer the most enjoyable and magical series of shops!!! You will NEVER, ever forget your visit to these shops, panning for gold and jewels and more by the river. Come for the vistas, the beach, the boating, the climbing, the whitewater rafting, the great food, shopping, and more! FREE Travel Guide! http://www.ncblueridge.com
Lowe's Motor Speedway, famed for NASCAR racing and numerous annual races. As the official home of the Speedway Club and Nextel cup - Lowe's is proud as a Fortune 500 company to host a dangerous, yet wonderful track, (704) 455-3200, www.lowesmotorspeedway.com NASCAR and the all new NASCAR Hall of Fame! If you’re looking for some pedal-to-the-metal fun, look no further than the NASCAR Hall of Fame. The Hall is fueled with more than 50 interactive experiences like tire-changing stations, realistic race simulators, a broadcast booth and even a Kids Zone where children can be wide open. We guarantee to get your adrenaline racing. And after you work up an appetite, grab a bite to eat at the Pit Stop Café or a souvenir to help remember it all at the NASCAR Hall of Fame Gear Shop. You’ll find it all at the Hall. IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR WORLD TRAVELERS INTERESTED IN SOMETHING YOU CANNOT FIND ON EARTH - EXCEPT FOR HERE. Purple Planet 3-D Miniature Golf and
The Haunted Mill! - Bored at night with nothing to do!?
Be sure to ask for Kevin, the owner - he is terrific! They also have old school pinball machines and games, pool tables and snacks and an all around fun atmosphere. The Haunted Mill is well known around here for the
massive marshmallow squeeze at the end, emergency exit doors for people
crying and whom have wet themselves, bodies flying out of beds across
the
Be sure to at least go and have some fun golfing and watching your ball floating in the air. Also of note are the psychedelic, rotating tunnels they have built on the property that are a bit mind-numbing to walk through! You are guaranteed to be talking with friends back home for a while about this adventure.
6325 W. Wilkinson Blvd, Belmont, NC 28012 704-829-6455
www.thehauntedmillnc.com
Schiele Museum of Natural History (AMAZING!), houses over 350,000 specimens. A 56,000+ square foot building includes two galleries for temporary and traveling exhibitions and five permanent exhibit halls of the: North Carolina Hall of Natural History - beautiful dioramas of
the 5 regions of North Carolina from the mountains to the sea. The Schiele Museum's 14+ acre campus includes these outdoor interpretive sites: Nature Trail - pine forest, mixed hardwood forest, and pond communities typical of Piedmont North Carolina are all found along the .7 mile Trail For All Seasons. Memorial Wildlife Garden - planted with species native to the Carolina Piedmont, the Memorial Wildlife Garden provides food and shelter for wildlife and a contemplative setting enjoyed by Trail users. Catawba Indian Village - interprets 400 years of Catawba Indian history through the use of replicated and simulated structures 18th-Century Backcountry Farm - interprets life ways of the early settlers of this region through living history presentations in period and reconstructed buildings. Stone Age Heritage Site - Standing stone, Stone Circle, Rock Cairn, and Petro glyphs created by Aboriginal Studies Workshop participants illustrates a shared human heritage. www.schielemuseum.org Shelby City Park Carrousel and Train, 901 West Sumter Street, Shelby, NC 28150. 704-484-6476 or 704-484-6839, or visit http://users.vnet/net/carrousel. Restored circa 1919 Herschell-Spillman carousel and 1923 Artisan Military Band organ (year-round, in building) and miniature diesel "Rotary Special" train. 50 cents each ride. WOW! U.S. National Whitewater Center is a non-profit outdoor
recreation facility for whitewater rafting, canoeing and kayaking which
opened for public fee-based use on November 4th, 2006. The Center
is located on 307 acres of land adjacent to the Catawba River, near the
intersection of Hawfield Road and Moores Chapel Road in Mecklenburg
County, North Carolina (just outside of Charlotte).
The creators of the Center were inspired by the Penrith Whitewater Stadium built for the 2000 Olympics. The Center's primary feature is the world's largest and most complex recirculation artificial whitewater river. The river was designed by three-time Olympian Scott Shipley. USA Canoe/Kayak, the National Governing Body for nine canoe and kayak
racing sports, moved its headquarters to the nearby city of Charlotte in
2003. In 2007, the USNWC became an official Olympic Training
Site for whitewater slalom racing. In addition to the whitewater courses, there are numerous land facilities including about 11 miles of wooded trails for mountain biking, hiking and trail running, a high ropes course, an elaborate climbing wall with numerous routes, a stage for live entertainment and special events. www.usnwc.org ~ Our first stay at the Inn of the Patriots was probably the best B and B visit we've experienced. The accommodations were great - we stayed in the Cleaveland room - and the service provided by Marti and Stormy was excellent. They made us feel like the most special guests and Marti prepared an excellent dinner for us as well. His talent as a chef is obvious and the friendliness and hospitality they extended was superb. Marti is an extremely interesting man with wonderful experiences to share in his culinary tour and that history combined with the local history of the area make the inn experience a unique one. Service and excellence is definitely their priority and we highly recommend the Inn of the Patriots! Robin & Lawrence, Huntersville, NC ~ Central School Historic District. A four-block area anchored by the 1933 two-story brick school, which currently houses the administrative offices for the Kings Mountain District Schools. Contact the Kings Mountain Landmark Commission, 704-739-5217. Central Shelby National Register Historic District. Two-hour self-guided walking tour of much of the original area of Shelby that was established in 1841 with thirty-eight architecturally significant structures. For more information, contact the Historic Shelby Foundation, 704-481-1842 or Uptown Shelby Association, 704-484-3100. Joshua Beam House, 1920 New Prospect Church Road, Shelby, NC. An imposing two-story brick Greek Revival structure built between 1841 and 1845, this house is sited on a 150-acre tract of pasture and woodland four miles northeast of Shelby. One of the most prominent antebellum residences in Cleveland County. Private residence. Visitors are welcome to view the house from the road. Kings Mountain - War Memorial. Railroad Avenue, Kings Mountain, NC 28086, 704-730-2103.
Metcalfe Station of the Lawndale Railroad. Corner of Polkville Road (Hwy. 226) and Ramseur Church Road, 704-538-7212. From 1899-1943 a small private narrow gauge steam train plied the ridges and foothills of upper Cleveland County from Cleveland Mill & Power Company in Lawndale to Shelby, NC. The Lawndale Historical Society restored the original boxcar and store. Metcalfe is the southern limit of NC DOT's "South Mountain Scenery" Scenic Byway. Sunset Cemetery, Martin Street, Shelby, NC. Established in 1841 brings about an awareness and understanding of the historical significance of the people buried here who made an historical impact on the city, the State, and the Nation. During the fall, visitors will enjoy the beautiful autumn colors of over 550 trees. William Andrew Mauney House, 104 North Battleground Avenue, Kings Mountain, NC 28086, 704-739-5217 (Kings Mountain Landmark Commission). Built in 1872 as Mauney Brothers Store; later used as residence for Mauney family. Known as the "oldest unchanged house" in Kings Mountain. Restored in 2000 by local non-profit corporation. Mauney was among the founders of the city named King's Mountain, serving as first mayor and first postmaster. This city was named after the famous mountain - which is named after the King family.
SPRING Arbor Day Celebration, Uptown Shelby, 704-484-3100, March.
Easter Egg Hunt. Court Square, Uptown Shelby, 704-484-3100, March. Spring Home Garden Show, Fairgrounds, Shelby, 704-482-4425, April. Gardner Webb University Community Orchestra Concert, Boiling Springs, 704-406-4448, April. Special Olympics, North Shelby School, Shelby, 704-487-9941, April/May. Bloomin' Arts Festival, Cleveland County Arts Center, Shelby, 704-487-2787, April. Bass Tournament. Moss Lake, Kings Mountain, 704-482-7926, April. Criterium Bicycle Race, Uptown Shelby, 704-471-0077, April. Foothills Merry-Go-Round Festival, City Park, Shelby, 704-484-6821, April. SUMMER Bar H Championship Rodeo & Country Festival, Holly Hill Road, Boiling
Springs, NC, 704-434-2866, May.
Cleveland County Choral Society Spring Concert, Brown Auditorium, Shelby, 704-482-8200 or 704-482-7520, May. Cleveland County Rose Show, Cleveland Mall, Shelby, 704-487-8872, May. Piedmont Stock Dog Trials, Stage Coach Road, Lawndale, 704-538-3487, May. Cleveland County Student Art Competition, Cleveland County Arts Center, Shelby 704-484-2787, April/May. Alive After Five Block Party & Concert Series, Uptown Shelby 704-484-3100, Thursdays, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m., April-August. Jubilee Horse Show, Sundown Stables, Shelby, 704-434-8776, June. Summer Art Camp, Cleveland County Arts Center, Shelby, 704-484-2787, June & July. Independence Day Celebrations Lawndale, 704-538-7212. Cleveland Mall Fireworks, Shelby, 704-484-2001. Freedom Fest, Shelby, 704-484-3100. Festival of Fireworks, Kings Mountain, 704-739-9631. Lattimore, 704-434-6313. Casar, 704-538-4131. Polkville, 704-538-8881. Boiling Springs/GWU, 704-406-4637. Piedmont Shrine Golf Tournament, River Bend Golf Course, Shelby, 704-482-4286, July. Bethware Fair, Bethware School, Kings Mountain, 704-739-7005, July/August. FALL Grover Pumpkin Festival, Grover, NC - Cute and filled with music and fun on the small town streets of our lovely town. Pumpkins, headless horseman carriage rides, Victory at King's Mountain revolutionary war event, colonial baking/cooking classes, apple bobbing and more! 704-937-9986 Tailgate and Tee Classic, Cleveland County Fairgrounds, Shelby, 704-487-8521, August/September. Cleveland County Junior Golf Tournament, River Bend Golf Course, Shelby, 704-482-4286, August. Belwood Antique Farm Equipment Show, Old Belwood School, Belwood,
704-538-3451, September.
Shelby Amateur Radio Club Ham Fest, Cleveland County Fairgrounds, Shelby, 704-482-4951, September. Over The Mountain Triathlon, Kings Mountain, 704-730-2103, September. Cleveland County Fair, Cleveland County Fairgrounds, Shelby, 704-487-0651, September/October. Haunted Hay Ride, Holly Hill Road, Boiling Springs, 704-434-2866, October. Mountaineer Days, Downtown Kings Mountain, 704-730-2103, October. Oktoberfest, Downtown Kings Mountain, 704-730-2103, October.
WINTER Christmas Arts & Crafts Show, Cleveland County Fairgrounds, Shelby, 704-487-0651, November. Homebuilders Hog Happnin' Barbecue Cook-off Festival, Cleveland County Fairgrounds, Shelby, 704-484-8700, November. Christmas Parades Boiling Springs, 704-434-2357, November Kings Mountain, 704-730-2103, December Uptown Shelby, 704-484-3100, November Other municipalities - call Town Hall Art & Soul Holiday Art Sale, Cleveland County Arts Center, Shelby,
704-487-2787, November/December.
Cleveland County Choral Society Christmas Concert, Brown Auditorium, Shelby, 704-482-8200 or 704-482-7520, December. Christmas Around The Square Horse & Carriage Rides, Uptown Shelby, 704-484-3100, November/December. Santa's House, Uptown Shelby, 704-484-3100, December. Gingerbread House Contest, Cleveland County Arts Center, Shelby, 704-487-2787, December. Festival of Lights, Gardner Webb University, Boiling Springs, 704-406-4637, November. |
Revolutionary War Experience! Every Saturday experience
another chance to enjoy the colonial days of 1776 to 1783 as we make
jams and jellies, pickles and relish, fire flintlock rifles and have
famed Generals speaking like Lafayette, Sumter and more or meet up with
a slave or free black hero Ishmael Titus! We are located directlt
behind The Inn of the Patriots. Future plans call for an even
larger, sprawling grounds that will host a
massive log hewn lodge, resort, farm, horseback riding & spa.
Featured now is the
capability to fight, inside of the war in the years of 1776 through 1783
via guests being outfitted in an expansive costume department!
Biltmore
Estate, Winery & Village, visit
Biltmore in
Asheville, NC, a National Historic Landmark with America's largest
private home ever built in history,
gardens, the most visited winery in America (more than any winery in
Napa Valley, California). 
BMW
North American Headquarters, Robot Car Building Factory & Zentrum (German for "center"), an amazing
robotic factory tour that will stun you -
complete with full tours and excitement for all! See numerous
models built for the entire world, right here. See why mega-bus
tours come here and experience the futuristic machine world of androids
assembling cars,
Never-before-seen
masterpieces on display, exquisite entrees from renowned chefs, and
mind-blowing museums are among the debuts that Charlotte, North
Carolina has welcomed.
Cleveland Community College
and the LeGrand Convention Center, 137 S. Post Road, Shelby, NC
28152, 704-484-4000. A variety of art displays, theatrical performances
throughout the year, a walking track, etc. 
currents. The park's 5,054 acres include 1,625-foot Crowders
Mountain and 1,705-foot Kings Pinnacle. A 9-acre lake, canoe
rentals June-Labor Day, over 15 miles of hiking and nature trails,
picnic facilities and primitive pack-in camp. Free. Fee for
canoes and camping. 522 Park Office Lane, Kings Mountain, NC
28086. 
Gaffney
Premium Outlets! A major shopping center is Prime
Outlets-Gaffney, which attracts almost 3,000,000 visitors per year, and
contains over 80 retail outlets. Find impressive savings at
Adidas, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, BCBG Max Azria, Brooks Brothers,
Coach, Gap Outlet, J.Crew, Juicy Couture, Nautica, Nike, Polo Ralph
Lauren and many more.
We
are closed Mondays and Tuesdays. We are located in an exciting
daylily area, with perhaps a dozen outstanding gardens well within a two
hour drive - from Charlotte, NC to Asheville, NC, to Columbia, SC! Don't miss it!
Joy Theater for excellence in theatrical performances, comedy
and plays! Located just six miles from the mansion in wonderful
Kings Mountain. Annual shows feature an exciting lineup of
different acts and plays as well as visiting stars like comedian James
Gregory and more! This theater is a renovated art deco style
1920's GEM! Joy Performance Center 
Be
bored no longer and scream with laughter out loud, ha, ha! Purple
Planet offers a
unique
experience of two indoor, glow in the dark courses with 3-D glasses
inside of a warehouse as well as the scary chance to be terrified in a
massive haunted house next door called the HAUNTED MILL!
rooms,
coffins and other items guaranteed to make you scream with laughter and
terror! 
IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR WORLD TRAVELERS
INTERESTED IN SOMETHING YOU CANNOT FIND ON EARTH - EXCEPT FOR HERE.
