Fayetteville citizens joined together to rebuild their city after two separate calamites: The first was the Great Fire of 1831 that destroyed over 600 buildings. The second occurred during the Civil War when the city found itself in the path of General Sherman’s Union troops. Once again, Fayetteville rose to the challenge to repair the damages to their city and spirit.
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Explore Greater Fayetteville |
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Express Yourself. |
Drop in and bring the Whole Family. |
Performing Arts in Fayetteville |
Marquis de Lafayette |
The Market House |
African-American History |
| Learn about Fayetteville History and the Military | |
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| Heritage and Culture in Fayetteville | |
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| Nature and Sporting in Fayetteville | |
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Fayetteville Transportation and Local History Museum |
Evans Metropolitan AME Zion Church |