Southern Pines Town, Moore County, North Carolina (NC)

Southern Pines Town

Moore County, North Carolina

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Southern Pines Town Hall is located at 125 Southeast Broad Street, Southern Pines, NC 28387.
Phone: 910‑692‑7021.

Neighborhoods

  • Southern Pines Historic District
  • Arboretum
  • Bennett Woods
  • Bishops Ridge
  • Brentwood
  • Crestview
  • Cypress Creek
  • Elk Ridge
  • Forest Creek
  • Fox Box Farms
  • Garden Villas
  • Golfcrest
  • Greyridge
  • Highland Trails
  • Holiday Town
  • Huntcliff
  • Hyland Hills
  • James Creek
  • Laureltown
  • Longleaf Country Club
  • Madison Creek
  • Manly
  • May Street Meadows
  • McDeeds Creek
  • Middleton Place
  • Mosss Edge
  • Page Plantation
  • Pine Barrens
  • Pine Grove Village
  • Pine Needles
  • Pinedale
  • Pinefield
  • Pinnacle Place
  • Rountree
  • Sandavis
  • Sandhills Estates
  • Sandhurst
  • Sandhurst South
  • Sandhurst West
  • Scotts Glen
  • Sherwood Forest
  • Skyline
  • Skyline Manor
  • Talamore
  • The Colony at Lexington Plantation
  • Turnberry Wood
  • Village By Lake
  • Village Green
  • Village In Woods
  • Warrior Woods
  • Weymouth
  • Weymouth Heights
  • Weymouth Pines
  • Weymouth Ridge
  • Wisteria Woods

Beginnings

Southern Pines is a town in the Sandhills area of North Carolina—site of ancient beach dunes from millennia past—whose first European inhabitants were Scotts and Irish. James T. Patrick, North Carolina's first commissioner of immigration, sought to develop the southern part of Moore County because of it's healthful climate. Patrick purchased 675 acres from Charles C. Shaw in 1884 and designed the town on a grid with the railroad passing through the center of town. Patrick nationally promoted it as a healthful retreat. In 1887, Charles Washington Shaw became its first mayor. [www.greatamericanstations.com, accessed May, 2012.]

Nearby Towns: Aberdeen Town • Pinehurst Vlg •


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