N. C. History Series: Blue Ridge Parkway, Available through Dec. 15

Price: $28; Carolina Alumni members: $18
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90-minute class, available through Dec. 15

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This 469-mile ribbon of beauty continues to be the most visited unit of the National Park System. Connecting Shenandoah National Park in Virginia and North Carolina’s Great Smoky Mountain National Park, work began in September of 1935 and, incredibly, at one time, the Parkway was designed to span eastern Tennessee and not western North Carolina.  Be with us as we detail the story of one of North Carolina’s priceless gems.

This class is a pre-recorded video featuring Freddie Kiger ’74 (’77 MAT). Sign up, and receive a link to view the class that allows access through Dec. 15.

If you do not receive an email with the class links within 10 minutes of registering, please check your spam folder. If you are not able to find the class links email in your folder, please contact Douglass Payne at douglass_payne@unc.edu for assistance.

See the full schedule of the N.C. History series.