Selma
Antique hunters, music fans, and train buffs will fall in love with the friendly little town of Selma, North Carolina. About a half-hour’s drive southeast of Raleigh, a stone’s throw from Smithfield (the place where Ava Gardner grew up), and two-hours from the coast, Selma holds its own as a place where tourists can enjoy a hearty slice of Americana.
The town officially became chartered in 1873. However, its growth really began after a new station was established on the North Carolina Railroad in 1867. Initially a railroad town, Selma eventually transitioned into a mill town with cotton being its largest crop. Selma continues its evolution today as it is now the place to go for antiques, art, and entertainment.
More Info: Johnston County Visitors Bureau 800. 441.7829
The town officially became chartered in 1873. However, its growth really began after a new station was established on the North Carolina Railroad in 1867. Initially a railroad town, Selma eventually transitioned into a mill town with cotton being its largest crop. Selma continues its evolution today as it is now the place to go for antiques, art, and entertainment.
More Info: Johnston County Visitors Bureau 800. 441.7829
See it in Selma
Soda fountain at Creech Drug Store.
Historic RR Depot was on the Whistle Stop Tour.
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