https://earth.google.com/web/@35.54076023,-82.55210236,684.20149843a,0d,60y,85.87793895h,96.29323227t,0r/data=IjAKLEFGMVFpcE1welpaUGhvNHcxdXJJSGRjU2dSbXFYbGhiT1E0SlU2ckw2U2l3EAUyJwolCiMKITFSaml0VVctU0ZvVTRyOS1fQWE2T193UTJwTUthR0pKUDoDCgEx?authuser=1Google Earth Tour of NC 2020Utilize the google earth tour and links within the tour to complete your notes about some of NC favorite places to visit. Please note that your list of favorite places may be different.For your notes please tell us the who, what, when, where, why and how as it relates to the place you visit. How much you write will depend on the location you visit. You should be able to tell us the when and where for each of the locations. Who is it about? What happened? When did it take place? Where did it take place? Why is this place important? How did it happen? Location Student Notes Biltmore Estate Who: George Washington Vanderbilt (grandson of railroad tycoon Cornelius Vanderbilt). Used his inheritance to build the Biltmore Estate. What: America's largest private residence. The house includes 255 rooms and 125,000 acres of property. When: The land was purchased in 1889 and the house was built between 1890-1895. Where: Just south of Asheville. Was called the village of Best and renamed Biltmore village. Why: George Vanderbilt wanted a country home that was in an area that was healthy for his family. Helped keep Asheville alive during the Great Depression. How: The house was built mainly of limestone from Indiana. A railway was connected from Asheville to where the house was built. A brick and woodworking factory was built on the construction site. Mt. Mitchell Grandfather Mountain Charlotte Motor Speedway High Point furniture industry Triangle Universities Duke UNC-Chapel Hill NC State Choose one of these three universities to take notes on. Shaw University Holly Springs Pinehurst (Golf) Fort Bragg USS North Carolina Camp Lejeune Tryon Palace Cape Hatteras

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Utilize the google earth tour and links within the tour to complete your notes about some of NC favorite places to visit. Please note that your list of favorite places may be different.

For your notes please tell us the who, what, when, where, why and how as it relates to the place you visit. How much you write will depend on the location you visit. You should be able to tell us the when and where for each of the locations.

Who is it about?

What happened?

When did it take place?

Where did it take place?

Why is this place important?

How did it happen?

Location	Student Notes
Biltmore Estate	Who: George Washington Vanderbilt (grandson of railroad tycoon Cornelius Vanderbilt). Used his inheritance to build the Biltmore Estate. What: America's largest private residence. The house includes 255 rooms and 125,000 acres of property. When: The land was purchased in 1889 and the house was built between 1890-1895. Where: Just south of Asheville. Was called the village of Best and renamed Biltmore village. Why: George Vanderbilt wanted a country home that was in an area that was healthy for his family. Helped keep Asheville alive during the Great Depression. How: The house was built mainly of limestone from Indiana. A railway was connected from Asheville to where the house was built. A brick and woodworking factory was built on the construction site.
Mt. Mitchell
Grandfather Mountain
Charlotte Motor Speedway
High Point furniture industry
Triangle Universities Duke UNC-Chapel Hill NC State Choose one of these three universities to take notes on.
Shaw University
Holly Springs
Pinehurst (Golf)
Fort Bragg
USS North Carolina
Camp Lejeune
Tryon Palace
Cape Hatteras

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