Heron's Bridge, built in 1768, was the first drawbridge in the Carolinas and the site of a Revolutionary War battle in 1781 between British troops and Patriot militias. This location is key to understanding North Carolina's history, and the North Carolina Office of State Archaeology's Underwater Archaeology Branch team is revisiting the site to see what new information may still be uncovered. For a behind-the-scenes look at their efforts to discover what lies beneath the Cape Fear River, visit t

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As you enter Edinburgh Castle, you'll see statues on either side of the drawbridge. Robert the Bruce is on the left, and William Wallace is on the right. These bronze statues were put there in 1929 to remember these important figures in Scottish history. #edinburghscotland #edinburghcastle | Rhona The Unicorn Adventures