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DID YOU KNOW ... • A vintage Cary High School band uniform (the Cary High School band has played a prominent role in Cary's history, as illustrated by the de- cades-long tradition of Cary Band Day, which continues in the present day) • Interactive exhibits about important events in Cary's history • For more information call (919) 460-4963. Cary Heritage Museum The Cary Heritage Museum, located in the Page-Walker Arts & History Center in downtown Cary, North Carolina, chroni- cles the history of the Town of Cary using a timeline exhibit. This community muse- um is free and open to the public. In 2014, the Cary Heritage Museum received the Evelina D. Miller Museum Award from the North Carolina Society of Historians. Although packed into a small third-fl oor space, the museum receives hundreds of visitors each year and contains several signif- icant artifacts and many educational exhibits, including: • A timeline exhibit that traverses the border of the museum, using a railroad track to guide vis- itors through Cary's history (Cary was founded by Frank Page, who built a railroad hotel) • The WWI uniform and medical instruments of Dr. James Templeton, one of Cary's fi rst doctors um is free and open to the public. In 2014, Evelina D. Miller Museum Award from the visitors each year and contains several signif- Event Spotlight: Craft Sale Art & craft lovers will enjoy a lovely shopping experience for unique and one of a kind holiday gifts made exclusively by creative friends ages 50+! Refreshments will be sold by the Cary Teen Council. Make a morning of relaxing shopping and sipping hot coffee all while fi nding great gifts or decorations that are made with love and care! Ad- mission is free! Vendor information by request. Saturday, November 21 9 a.m.- 3 p.m.