Gallery of Cabarrus County photos

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Photos: Nancy Pierce and courtesy of Charlotte Motor Speedway.

David H. Murdock Core Laboratory Building, first building on the N.C. Reasearch Campus, Kannapolis.
The Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway (photo courtesy of Charlotte Motor Speedway).
Elma C. Lomax Incubator Farm. This county-operated space gives serious gardeners space and help to make the transition from home gardening to organic farming as a small business, recognizing that many people want local, organic produce.
A guided tour of the underground Reed Gold Mine, site of the first authenticated discovery of gold in the U.S. (1799) and an N.C. Historic Site.
Homes in the North Union Historic District of Concord.
Old Cabarrus County Courthouse, now an arts center and home of the Cabarrus Arts Council.

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