Zebulon B. Vance Birthplace

This pioneer farmstead is tucked in the Reems Creek valley. The five-room log house, reconstructed around original chimneys, and the outbuildings are furnished to the 1795-1840 period. Vance's political career as Civil War officer, U.S. senator, and governor, as well as the history of his famous mountain family, is traced at the homestead.

The governor link that appears in the above article is from the State Library of North Carolina site. The Civil War link that appears in the above article is from Randel M. Price, University of Mississippi.

Vance Birthplace - The NC Historical Sites' page.

Zebulon B. Vance Birthplace - Site courtesy of Weaverville.com.

Zebulon B. Vance Biography - The State Library of NC site.

The North Carolina Civil War Tourism Council

More Civil War Sites - The University of Tennessee Site.

North Carolina Governors - Instructional Technology, NCDPI

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