Talk:Buffalo City, North Carolina

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Did you know... that the ghost town of Buffalo City, North Carolina (pictured) was once the largest community in Dare County?

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Possible sources

"Buffalo City little more than a memory", by Sibley Fleming, Jamestown News, April 11, 2003

"The Rise and Fall of a Moonshine Capital", by Jay Barnes, Our State, February 28, 2011

"Preserving history from moonshine mecca in N.C.", by Erin James, The Virginian-Pilot, July 31, 2011

"North Carolina East Lake Will Bear Zoning, but Public Is Wary", by Jeff Hampton, The Virginian-Pilot, February 16, 2013

"Mother Earth's Distilling to Bear Fruit by Christmas", by Wes Wolfe, Jacksonville Daily News, September 2, 2013

" Wildlife is right at home on the N.C. coast in Alligator River NWR", by Amber Veverka, Charlotte Observer, November 21, 2014

"From Buffalo City to Mayberry", by Neel Keller, Outer Banks Sentinel, January 28, 2016

"Ghost Town: The Forgotten Story of Dare County's Buffalo City by Lindsey Beasley Dianna and Amelia Boldaji, North Beach Sun, April 20, 2016

"Touring the Backroads of North Carolina's Upper Coast", by Daniel W. Barefoot, John F. Blair, Winston-Salem, 1995, ISBN 9780895871251

APK whisper in my ear 04:46, 14 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]