Bennett Place State Historic Site
Durham, North Carolina • Durham County
Durham, North Carolina • Durham County
Bennett Place State Historic Site in Durham, North Carolina, preserves the farmstead where Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston surrendered to Union General William T. Sherman. The site features reconstructed buildings, offering a glimpse into mid-19th century rural life and a pivotal moment in American history.
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Industry; Architecture
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Industry; Commerce
201 W. Pettigrew St., Durham, North Carolina
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