Delve into the forgotten past of town and university.
Well known as a university town, Chapel Hills rich and fascinating history dates back to the eighteenth century.
Learn all about the origins of the 1,200-acre Strowd plantation and its complete transformation into a modern neighborhood.
Robert Strowd was vital to the towns prosperity, growth and image.
Meet aristocratic slaveholder Hardy Morgan, who grew tobacco in todays Glen Lennox area and wealthy dry goods merchant Jesse Hargrave, whose plantation home stood in todays Greenwood.
Learn about Adelaide Walters, who in 1957 became the towns first female alderman, and Harold Foster, the Black high schooler who spearheaded the 1960s fight against segregation.
Witness the thirteen-year controversy over fluoridating water and dig into the details of a mysterious case of cyanide poisoning on the UNC campus.
Author Brian Burns recounts lesser known tales of Chapel Hill.
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