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	Great Shopping & Places to See in the Sandhills After your round, experience some of the area's exciting attractions and unique shopping venues. From museums and pottery to shopping and dining, the North Carolina Sandhills offers a most unique and unforgettable experience. Shopping Olmsted Village - Village of Pinehurst At the intersection of NC 211 and NC 5, this shopping area offers a variety of restaurants plus the convenience of a cleaners, pharmacy, and grocery store. Village of Pinehurst Place Located off the beautiful tree-lined Linden Road, this unique group of shops offer fine gifts and collectibles. Sandhills Woman's Exchange In a historic log cabin along HWY 2, the Woman's Exchange offers a variety of hand-made crafts and baked good for sale. Open Sept. to mid-May 10 am - 4 pm weekdays and 11 am - 3 pm Sat. (closed Sat. in Jan. and Feb.). Tea Room serves lunch 11:30 am - 2:30 pm weekdays. Village of Pinehurst Stroll back in time as you meander the streets of the Village. A wide variety of specialty shops, galleries, and restaurants await. • Burchfield's Golf Gallery - Fine Art and home furnishings. • Crown & Griffen Antiques and collectibles. • Gentlemen's Corner - Fine men's clothing and shoes. • King's Gifts & Collectible - Collectibles and gifts. • Potporrri - Cards, gifts, and collectibles. Historic Downtown Southern Pines Specialty shops, galleries and cafes line beautiful Board Street in Downtown Southern Pines • Carolina Books - Quality used, rare, and out of print books. • Celebration on Broad - Party supplies, cocktail napkins, novelties, gifts. • The Country Book Shop - Quaint bookshop carrying a wide selection of hardcover and paperback books, greeting cards and music. • Denkers - Women's casual apparel shop - Full line of Brighton shoes. • Hawkins & Harkness - Fine jewelry. • The Little Toy Shop. • Morgan Miller - Women's fine apparel shop. • Opulence - Luxury lines for bed and bath. • Patches - Quit shop and sewing supplies. • River Jack Outdoor Trading Company - Outdoor clothing, layaks, canoes, and camping supplies. • Sassafras - A children's boutique with design by Sweet Potatoes, Rosetta, Millington, Calvin for Boys & Napa Valley Quilt Company. • Signatures, LTD - Leather & Luggage, clothes for the American Girl doll, baby gifts and other surprises. Midland Road You'll find one of a kind art, gifts, jewelry, crafts fashion, toys and much more at Midland Crafters, The Market Place offers lunch and a unique shopping experience. Cameron Historic District Cameron Village, a national register historical district, is spread amongst three blocks of antiques shops, old homes and beautiful churches. Lunch available at quaint Miss Bell's Tea Room or Dewberry Deli (Old Hardware). Most shops open Tue-Sat 10 am - 5 pm / Sun 1 pm - 5 pm. If you plan to be in the area the first Saturday of May or October be sure to visit the Cameron Antiques Fair. More than 300 dealer display their antiques and collectibles in the village shops and along streets at this popular bi-annual event.

	Places to See
	Campbell House Galleries - Southern Pines Home of the Arts Council of Moore County. Enjoy three spacious exhibit areas and the opportunity to purchase painting and pottery offered by the local artist. Also available for public use are tennis and basketball courts, and a fitness court. Telephone: (910) 692-4356 • Website: www.artscouncil-moore.org North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame - Southern Pines Come visit the newly established display of the most distinguished Tar Heel men and women of letter. Displays, photographs and list of works for such notable writers as Thomas Wolfe, O. Henry (William S. Porter), Paul Green, and James Boyd, who's former home now houses the Hall. Admission Fee. Telephone (910) 692-6261 Home of North Carolina Pottery - Seagrove NC Pottery Center's permanent exhibits opened in 1998, tracing the history and development of NC pottery from the prehistoric Native Americans to the present. Telephone: (336) 873-8430 • Website: www.ncpotterycenter.com North Carolina Zoological Park - Asheboro The 500-acre natural habitat zoo ranks among the top 5 in North America. Featuring plant and animal exhibits of North America (including polar bears, elk, Gila monsters, river otters, and bobcats) and Africa (including African Plains and Pavilion). Admission Fee. Telephone: 800-488-0444 • Website: www.nczoo.org Village of Pinehurst Harness Track - Village of Pinehurst Listed in the National Register; this circa 1915 track of 110+ acres is operated by the Village of Pinehurst. See the horses put through their paces in early morning, while enjoying breakfast at the track side Harness Restaurant. Events include annual spring Matinee Races, horse shows (May-Oct.) and polo matches. Guided tours available. Telephone: 800-433-TROT or (910) 295 4446 Website: www.pinehurstharness.com "Pottery Country" & Jugtown/Seagrove - Seagrove This area is famous for its hand-thrown pottery and dishware, artfully crafted before the eyes of fascinated spectators and offered for sale at reasonable prices. Featuring: salt-glaze stoneware, innovative designs, and wood firing in groundhog kilns. Most area potters are open year-round. Telephone: (336) 873-7887 Tufts Archives - Village of Pinehurst View James Walker Tufts' dream of Village of Pinehurst as unfolded in the letters, pictures, and news clippings Telephone: (910) 695-3882