Dashboards and Saddlebags the Destination Magazine™ Issue 031 October 2013 | Page 24

Film Junkies Guide to North Carolina
Alamance County
Locations - Snow Camp
Historic Site Drama Road Snow Camp (336-376-6948;
www.snowcampdrama.com) Outdoor theatrical productions
are offered during the summer months. Ye Old Country
Kitchen is open year-round It serves lunch and dinner on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday and all three
meals on Saturday.

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ring an appetite for history, theatre, and downhome cookin’ when you visit Snow Camp.
Located on the north bank of Cane Creek, Snow Camp is an 18th-century
settlement named by hunters who camped here during the winter of 1748,
when the camp was covered with two to three feet of snow.
Today, Snow Camp interprets colonial and antebellum life through livinghistory and theatrical productions. Its grounds include an indoor theatre
and an outdoor amphitheater where scenes from Stephen King’s Children
of the Corn II Final Sacrifice were filmed. Two historical dramas - The
Sword of Peace, about the American Revolution, and Pathway to Freedom,
about the Underground Railroad—are
“The most comprehensive way to learn
performed during the summ W