People
Neighbors, chiefs, teachers, and shopkeepers, in their own words.
Roughly seventeen recorded interviews, an annual documentary film, and a growing archive of photographs contributed by Zebulon families.
If your family has lived in Zebulon, worked here, worshipped here, or ran a business here, we would like to record it. An interview takes about an hour and we come to you.
Neighbors, chiefs, teachers, and shopkeepers, in their own words.
Houses, storefronts, churches, and the streets that connect them.
Clubs, volunteer companies, and the work they funded.
The History of Whitley Furniture Galleries (Zebulon Supply Company) By MaryBeth Carpenter Whitley Furniture Galleries began as the Zebulon S...
Read the storyJames Bunn House – An Antebellum Gem By MaryBeth Carpenter Twin Lakes Farmz on Highway 39 in Zebulon is owned and operated by David an...
Read the storyRebecca Horton Hinton – Zebulon Matriarch By MaryBeth Carpenter Still hearty at age 96, Rebecca Horton Hinton reflects on her life in Zebulo...
Read the storyBy MaryBeth Carpenter The lunette window, found in the gables of the John D. Finch house, is also seen throughout Eastern North Carolina in ...
Read the storyBy Tony Williamson The house is situated in Wakefield just North of Zebulon. The Wakefield area began as a plantation owned by A. J. Foster ...
Read the storyBy MaryBeth Carpenter The Little River Dam in Zebulon which controlled water near the bridge over Route 97, was damaged from the rush of wat...
Read the storyZebulon gains its first private home to become a Wake County Landmark.By MaryBeth Carpenter ZEBULON – The E.C. and Elvah Daniel house ...
Read the storyBy MaryBeth Carpenter Zebulon received its very first landmarked property in Fall 2018. Wakelon High School was designated a local lan...
Read the storyBy MaryBeth Carpenter Dwain Driver, owner and operator of Lovallo Florist, has worked in the business of comforting, uplifting, and supporti...
Read the storyEva Jane Frady Liles Wendell-born woman makes her mark in Zebulon, has huge heart for both towns By MaryBeth Carpenter Eva was born on May 1...
Read the storyGeorge Mitchell Duke Mitchell Duke recalls memories of Hopkins Chapel Area By MaryBeth Carpenter Known to friends as Mitchell, George Mitche...
Read the storyThe Little River Historical Society holds records that reach well beyond the town limits, and we work with them on research, on public programs, and on the 2026 Time Capsule burial at PNC Bank.