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August 11,2005

Havelock

Eddie Ellis has been sifting through haystacks and coming up with needles for nearly 40 years.

The needles are actually little nuggets of historical information, buried in archives across the country.

Ellis has found the needles that point to a small place in eastern North Carolina called Havelock.

It’s not a small place now, said Ellis during a recent walk along a section of railroad track that was once a hub of activity.

That spot along the track, now grown over by trees and shrubs, was a favorite hangout for Ellis and his friends when they were kids growing up in Havelock. click here for full story

 

 

 
 
 
 
Congressman Walter Jones (R-NC) was presented a copy of the new Havelock history, In This Small Place, during a recent visit to the Havelock Tourist and Event Center. The book is available for purchase at the Tourist Center which is located directly behind the Hampton Inn on US 70.
 
 
 
 
Ellis puts Havelock's history on the shelf
August 10,2005

Sun Journal Staff

Eddie Ellis has put Havelock's history on the library shelf.

He has written the first complete history of the city of Havelock, titled, "In This Small Place: Amazing Tales of the First 300 Years of Havelock and Craven County, North Carolina."

A former longtime newspaperman, Edward Barnes Ellis Jr. is a Craven County native whose ancestors include settlers of Jamestown, Va., and veterans of the American Revolution and the Civil War. click here for full story

 
 
 

 

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