Andrew Jackson Sr., the father of future U.S. President Andrew Jackson, passed away in February 1767, at his home in…
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The Waxhaw’s Colonial Settlement Long before Waxhaw was a town, it was part of the colonial “Waxhaws Settlement,” which encompassed…
By Penny Niven for the 1967 edition of The Wisackyola Historical Festival Review, Waxhaw, NC We used to vie for the…
Would you expect to find the name Waxhaw or Waxhaws anywhere other than in Union County, NC or Lancaster County,…
Join us for the 5th Annual Pirate Invasion! The grounds of the museum will experience an invasion by the rowdiest…
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