The other North Carolinian in Statuary Hall is Zebulon Vance. A light snow falls over the State Capitol grounds, dusting the North Carolina Presidents monument on Thursday afternoon February 20, ...

Without intentional irony, they spoke in front of the memorial of Zebulon Vance, a slave-owning, Civil War-era governor and a one-time member of the “Know Nothing” party whose surname is the ...

Without intentional irony, they spoke in front of the memorial of Zebulon Vance, a slave-owning, Civil War-era governor and a one-time member of the “Know Nothing” party whose surname is the ...

Without intentional irony, they spoke in front of the memorial of Zebulon Vance, a slave-owning, Civil War-era governor and a one-time member of the “Know Nothing” party whose surname is the ...

ZEBULON, N.C. (WTVD) -- Zebulon Police said Friday that a suspect has been arrested in a Thanksgiving ... at his home in the 200 block of Vance Street on a warrant for murder in connection with ...

Zebulon Vance wasn't the only one of his family to have a home in Black Mountain. In the summer of 1892 Kate Vance, the wife of Charles Noel Vance, bought 25 acres of land from the Kerlee family 2 ...

Zebulon Vance is honored for his part in championing the Jewish people and tribute to him is to be paid for his oration on “the scattered nation,” which is still acclaimed as “the greatest ...

When the 7,933-ton Zebulon Vance left Le Havre on May 7 with 369 G.I. brides and 57 children, a port commander said the ship was "in excellent condition." Two physical checkups had ...

The other North Carolina statue commissioned for the National Statuary Hall is a likeness of Civil War-era Gov. Zebulon Vance, who was also a Confederate military officer and U.S. senator.

Vance Monument has been in the heart of downtown Asheville since 1898, named for Zebulon Vance, an officer in the Confederate Army who later became governor of North Carolina. Calls for its ...

The monument – a towering stone obelisk at the heart of downtown Asheville in Pack Square – was erected in 1897 in tribute to Zebulon Vance, a former North Carolina governor, senator and ...