Located in Beaufort County, North Carolina, Chocowinity became the railroad hub of the Norfolk Southern Railway in 1910. Around 1917, the railway began referring to the stop as Marsden, as it was easier to spell on a telegraph than Chocowinity, a name that was used alternatively with its official name until the regional rail carrier was acquired by the Southern Railway in the 1970s, and resumed using Chocowinity to designate the location, as telegraphs had been replaced by voice communications.
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The four-star golf course is located in Chocowinity, North Carolina. Its location and directions are offered, and an overview of the course, the facilities, and membership policies are highlighted, with rates, an events calendar, and contacts.
http://www.cypresslandinggolf.com/
The roller skating park in Chocowinity, North Carolina’s regular hours, schedule of special events, and skate rental rates are posted, and information if offered on its go kart track, game room, snack bar, and other features.
http://www.extremeactionpark.net/
Originally known as the Grand Ole Gospel, the Chocowinity, North Caroliina theater offers a variety of musical genres, including Gospel, Bluegrass, Country, and classic rock, as well as comedians and other entertainment events. A calendar of upcoming shows is posted, and its building rental policies are delineated.
http://www.grandolegospel.com/
The Beaufort County, North Carolina town’s official web site features announcements and public notices, a schedule of community events, board meeting agendas and minutes, administrative contacts, and other resources.
http://www.townofchocowinity.com/
Founded and built in 1774, the congregation and church facility in Chocowinity, North Carolina is featured, including its service schedules, church calendar, office hours and leadership contacts.
http://www.trinitychocowinity.org/
Featuring more than four hundred RV and tent sites, as well as camping cabins and cottage rentals, the Chocowinity, North Carolina campground sits on over three hundred acres on a peninsula between the Pamlico River and Chocowinity Bay. Area maps, campground rules, and an overview of its camping area, rental units, rates, and special offers are included.
http://www.twinlakesnc.com/
