Area Shopping

Aberdeen Historic Downtown
Off US 1 and NC 5 between South and Maple Streets

Cameron Historic District
US 1 North of Southern Pines
Listed in the National Register of Historic Places; three blocks of antique shops, vintage homes and churches and eating establishments.

Carthage
Uptown Underground - Main Street, Downtown
A cellar of local wares and handcrafted gifts.

Farmer's Market
450 Pennsylvania Ave., Southern Pines
Open seven days a week, year-round. Other produce stands are open May to September. Call 692-5665

Midland Road Shops
Midland Road, Village of Pinehurst
Groups of shops in the Market Place and Midland Crafters. Gifts, jewelry, crafts, fashion, toys, food. Call 295-6156

Pinehurst Place
Linden Road, Village of Pinehurst
A group of shops under one roof. Brassware, gifts, clothing, gourmet kitchen items, Christmas decorations and more. Call 295-1761.

Village of Pinehurst
Specialty shops, galleries, restaurants and more, including a minim-mall of shops in the Theatre Building.

Pinecrest Plaza
U.S. 1 and Morganton Road, Southern Pines
Shopping center with department stores, specialty shops and restaurants.

Pottery Country
Robbins to Seagrove; on or around NC 705
An approximate 15-mile radius of 80+ family potteries. The Visitors Center on NC 705 offers maps and restrooms. Maps are also available at the Friends of the N.C. Pottery Center, 124 Main St., Seagrove, (336) 873-7887 or N.C. Pottery Center, 235 S. Main St., Seagrove, (336) 8738430.

Sandhills Woman's Exchange
15 Azalea Road, Pinehurst
Local cooperative shops; early American crafts and baked goods. Open Sept. to mid-May, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. (Closed Saturday in Jan. and Feb.) Call 295-4677

Southern Pines Historic Downtown
Broad Street Area
Specialty shops, galleries and cafes in a village atmosphere.

U.S. 1/15-501 Shopping Area
Department stores, grocery stores and golf equipment stores to specialty shops as well as plenty of restaurants.

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