Places in the chronology: L

The chronology’s entries name 573 places at least two times each, besides 130 streets and street addresses. 428 of the places have a page of their own and link to it. Every other place lists the entries that name it.

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• Lake Forest EstatesChapel Hill · 2 entries · 1960–1963
  • by July 14, 1960: Eastwood Lake is renamed Lake Forest on the development's legal map
  • 1963 to 1968: Peg Owens takes over Lake Forest and names it Lake Forest Estates
• later Chapel Hill connectionChapel Hill · 2 entries · 1886–1894
  • October 14, 1886: Frank Porter Graham was born
  • March 17, 1894: Paul Green, playwright of The Lost Colony and an outspoken opponent of segregation, was born
• Lebanon Methodist ChurchOrange County · 4 entries · 1820–1937

  See also Open Orange: Lebanon Methodist Church

• Ledbetter-Pickard StationeryChapel Hill · 2 entries · 1929–1958
• Legion Hut (Chapel Hill)Chapel Hill · 5 entries · 1937–1945

  Also printed as Legion Hut; American Legion Hut

• Lenoir HallChapel Hill · 10 entries · 1939–1969

  Also printed as University dining hall (later Lenoir Hall)

• Lincoln HospitalChapel Hill · 2 entries · 1901–1922
  • 1901: Lincoln Hospital opens in Durham for Black patients
  • September 8, 1922: William "Long Bill" Jones, University janitor and founder of a pressing club, dies
• Lindley’s Mill (later Sutphin Mill)Cane Creek · 2 entries · 1756–1781

  Also printed as Lindley's Mill

• Lions Baseball Park and Scout hut (Carrboro)Carrboro · 2 entries · 1955–1956

  Also printed as Carrboro Lions baseball park; Lions Baseball Park

• Little River Presbyterian ChurchOrange County · 12 entries · 1761–1951

  Also printed as Eno Presbyterian Church and Little River Presbyterian Church; Little River Church; Eno and Little River Presbyterian churches

  See also On a map

• Little Texas community4 entries · 2003–2011
  Show the 4 entries

  • May 20, 2003: General Assembly writes Occaneechi recognition into state law
  • 2004: Occaneechi Band buys 25 acres for its tribal grounds
  • 2005: Occaneechi Band establishes a permanent ceremonial ground on its new land
  • 2011: Occaneechi Band pays off its land and moves the tribal office to the homeland site
• Lloyd grist mill (Broad Street)Carrboro · 3 entries · 1898–1981

  Also printed as Former Lloyd grist mill

  See also Open Orange: 101 B St · On a map

• LochielHillsborough · 2 entries · 1849–1951

  See also Open Orange: Lochiel

• Lockhart-Phillips CemeteryHillsborough · 2 entries · 1792–1820

  See also Open Orange: Lockhart-phillips Cemetery

• Lot behind the post officeChapel Hill · 2 entries · 1930–1936
  • March 10, 1930: A midget golf course opens on the lot behind the Chapel Hill post office
  • March 1936: Schoolchildren of the Junior Garden Club plant a small park behind the Chapel Hill post office
• Love House (East Franklin Street)Chapel Hill · 2 entries · 1887–1894

  Also printed as Love house