The NC Literary Map contains various titles about this fascinating community. Winston-Salem native Molly Grogan Rawls wrote about the history and changes to Salem over the centuries in "Old Salem and Salem College". Got kids? Then you might want to peruse this fun historical fiction book entitled "An Old Salem Christmas, 1840" by Karen Cecil Smith. This book describes the experiences of a young Moravian girl living in Salem at Christmas time in 1840. Do you want to know more? Then please check out these books at your local library or bookstore! Happy reading (and sightseeing)!
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December 1, 2016
Christmas in Old Salem!
Looking for something fun to do during the holidays? Then how about a visit to Old Salem, North Carolina? Founded 250 years ago by the Moravians, the town of Salem has since been preserved as a historic museum and gardens near Winston-Salem, NC. Interested in traditional Moravian love feasts, music, and more this Christmas season? Then please visit Old Salem's website!
The NC Literary Map contains various titles about this fascinating community. Winston-Salem native Molly Grogan Rawls wrote about the history and changes to Salem over the centuries in "Old Salem and Salem College". Got kids? Then you might want to peruse this fun historical fiction book entitled "An Old Salem Christmas, 1840" by Karen Cecil Smith. This book describes the experiences of a young Moravian girl living in Salem at Christmas time in 1840. Do you want to know more? Then please check out these books at your local library or bookstore! Happy reading (and sightseeing)!
The NC Literary Map contains various titles about this fascinating community. Winston-Salem native Molly Grogan Rawls wrote about the history and changes to Salem over the centuries in "Old Salem and Salem College". Got kids? Then you might want to peruse this fun historical fiction book entitled "An Old Salem Christmas, 1840" by Karen Cecil Smith. This book describes the experiences of a young Moravian girl living in Salem at Christmas time in 1840. Do you want to know more? Then please check out these books at your local library or bookstore! Happy reading (and sightseeing)!
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