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The Campground at Hound Dog, North Carolina
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The Campground at Hound Dog is part of a 100 acre tract purchased by my grandfather about 1932. Until a few years before he passed away, my grandfather raised hogs on it and slaughtered, smoked, cured, and sold pork. Until the 1820s, when the frontier was moved by treaty to a ridgeline a few miles to the west, this place was part of the Cherokee community of Sandtown.
The Campground at Hound Dog is part of a 100 acre tract purchased by my grandfather about 1932. Until a few years before he passed away, my grandfather raised hogs on it and slaughtered, smoked, cured, and sold pork. Until the 1820s, when the frontier was moved by treaty to a ridgeline a few miles to the west, this place was part of the Cherokee community of Sandtown.
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