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06O <br /> community and commercial development, or representative resources of commercial <br /> architecture. <br /> No individual commercial buildings have been determined eligible due to extensive remodeling <br /> or severe deterioration. Only one National Register site exists, the Faucette mill and house <br /> (Chatwood). <br /> • Historic Districts: Crossroads communities are generally eligible for National Register listing <br /> as representative of the community, commercial, and transportation development of the area. <br /> To be eligible, the general historic atmosphere of the crossroad community must be intact with <br /> few modern structures present. <br /> Although not recommended to the Study List as crossroad communities, three locations have <br /> been suggested for further study as potential local historic districts: Cedar Grove, the Oaks, <br /> and the Ray Kenion district. These locations may also be eligible for the National Register as <br /> rural historic landscapes. <br /> While existing buildings are perhaps the easiest historic sites to document, they are by no means <br /> the only ones. Numerous mills once provided for the economic well-being of the county, and <br /> many of the dams and raceways still exist. Furthermore, over 150 cemeteries and burial sites <br /> provide a record, in many cases the only record, of the lives and deaths of.Orange County <br /> residents. The existence of churches and rural community centers also imparts an identity and <br /> cohesion to rural communities and neighborhoods that can benefit the planning process. While <br /> many church buildings may be of recent vintage and not of historic value, the same does not <br /> necessarily hold true for the congregations. Over twenty Orange County congregations have been <br /> in continuous existence for at least 150 years. <br /> Descriptions of historic sites and community features are presented in the following publications: <br /> • An Inventory of Sites of Cultural Historical Recreational Biological and GeoXogical <br /> Signcance in the Unincorpora ted Portions of Orange Courrrtx Orange County Planning <br /> Department, 1988. — -- - <br /> • Ch el Hill Townshtrygy:Final Rem Kelly A. Lally and M. Ruth Little, 1992. <br /> • Orange Cormty Multi 1p a froper#y Document anon Form: Historic Resources of (range <br /> Coun Todd Peck and Jody Carter, 1993. <br /> All sites identified in the 1992-1993 inventory of historic sites and structures are shown on the <br /> Historic Sites Map. <br /> Archaeological Sites <br /> Archaeological sites have been recorded in Orange County for over 50 years. Until 1993, <br /> approximately 300 sites were known, and 250 of those were recorded by the staff and students of <br /> the Research Laboratories of Anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, <br />
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