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Free Visitors Guide

Looking for more information on Rowan County? Be sure to check out our things to do, places to stay, restaurants and events tabs to plan your visit. We’ve compiled all of the information for our attractions, businesses and restaurants to help you choose what to do and what to see while you’re here! If you’d like a paper copy of our visitors guide, which includes an overview of what you’ll find on our website, please fill out the form below. Please allow up to 10 business days for shipping. Can’t wait? View the guide online by clicking HERE, download and print! Questions? Call 704-638-3100.

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AnnaCraig Boutique

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Cauble Creek Vineyard

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Go Burrito

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Rowan Museum

This 1854 Courthouse survived General Stoneman’s raid in the American Civil War. It is one of the finest examples of pre-Civil War architecture in the state. Housing the…

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