Come play in our vegetables!!
The 2008 Amazing Maize Maze will be open
from
September 11 through November 2, 2008.
Learn about the Amazing Maize Maze
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Flashlight Maze Dates
9/19 - 10/10 - 10/31
What's
New?
TAKE A TOUR OF SCOTLAND IN 2009!
9 Nights in Scotland
TOUR includes; 9 nights
accommodation, minimum
3 star hotels, all en suite private bathrooms.9 fully cooked
Scottish breakfasts, Luxury coach, driver and guide for 7 days.
Entrance to; Urquhart and Glamis Castles, Culloden, St Conan’s
Kirk, Rosslyn Chapel. Glenfiddich distillery and The Highlander
experience!
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Educational Programs
Rural Hill
Today, Rural Hill is a restoration in
progress. Enjoy 265 acres of magnificent rural vistas, a variety of farm
animals, and walking trails throughout the site.
Eleven historic buildings
and reconstructions provide a setting for cultural heritage events,
preservation seminars and self-guided tours and games.
Join the Catawba Valley Scottish Society. Become a steward of Rural Hill and
support The Center of Scottish Heritage for recognition of the contributions
of the Scots and Ulster Scots (the Scots-Irish) to the American experiment.
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latest
News/Press Releases
Summer 2008 Edition
2008 - 2009
Scheduled
Events
Sep 11 - Nov 2,
2008
The 7th Amazing Maize Maze at
Rural Hill - Accepting requests
for Volunteer partners now. Open weekly Thursdays through Sundays
October 25, 2008
Rural Hill Kilted
Clay Shoot
November 8th & 9th, 2008
14th Rural Hill
Sheep Dog Trials
January 1, 2009 - New Years
Day
Rural Hill Walk-about & Stone Soup at the 1760's Davidson's homestead site
open to the public.
April
National Scots and Scots-Irish Month
April 6th
Tartan Day
April 17, 18 & 19, 2009
the 16th Loch Norman Highland Games at
Rural Hill
May 16 & 17, 2009
Revolutionary War Re-enactment at
Rural Hill - the Battle of
Cowan's Ford.
 The
Clock is Ticking!
Rural Hill has been given an exciting opportunity to acquire the tall
case clock purchased by Major John Davidson from the noted Massachusetts
clock maker, Aaron Willard. The label dates the clock to 1800 and this
rare artifact of the history of our region is in excellent working
condition.
Please click here to
help make this
acquisition possible.
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