Land of the Golden River, Volume 1: Old Times on the Seacoast 1526-1970; Historical Events and Stories of Southeastern North Carolina and the Lower Cape Fear (1) Lewis Philip Hall History Regional US

Covers are rubbed, slight damage from sticker removal to the front jacket, binding sound, internally clean. Volume 1 focuses specifically on the seacoast portion of the region, beginning with the first known European contact in 1526 and tracing its history to 1970. The book goes beyond simple facts to weave together historical events with compelling local stories, offering a detailed and often intimate view of life and change in this coastal area.Topics covered in this volume often include:Early Explorations and Settlements: Accounts of the first attempts to colonize the area.Seacoast Life: Detailed histories of local communities, beach towns, and the maritime culture.Key Historical Events: Major events that shaped the coast, such as conflicts, storms, and economic booms.Local Lore: Anecdotes and colorful stories passed down through the generations that provide character to the history.The series is considered a valuable resource for historians, genealogists, and residents interested in the heritage of Wilmington, the Cape Fear River, and the surrounding coastal communities.