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History on every corner
Pembroke official leads city tours
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Pembroke Downtown Development Authority Director Alex Floyd stands in front of a house built in 1890 by W.J. Strickland and later owned by J.O. Bacon, the former state road superintendent for whom Highway 204 is named.
There is perhaps no better way to know a place than to walk around in it. That’s reason enough to take a walking tour through Pembroke with Alex Floyd, a fourth-generation Pembroke-ian and the director of the city’s Downtown Development Authority. Floyd, who took over as DDA director in June, is trying different things to give residents and visitors alike a way to be more involved in the life of the city.
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