In 1991, while visiting Charlotte with fiance Larry Fortensky to promote her new perfume, Elizabeth Taylor apparently went unrecognized when she stopped her limo and entered Bojangles’ to order a takeout bucket of chicken.
Posted in History, Tar Heelia, tagged bojangles', charlotte, elizabeth taylor, fried chicken, larry fortensky on March 23, 2011 | 1 Comment »
In 1991, while visiting Charlotte with fiance Larry Fortensky to promote her new perfume, Elizabeth Taylor apparently went unrecognized when she stopped her limo and entered Bojangles’ to order a takeout bucket of chicken.
Posted in History, Tar Heelia, tagged captain james jack, charlotte, equestrian statues, greensboro, mecklenburg declaration of independence, nathanael greene, r.j. reynolds, Winston-Salem on May 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Whatever your opinion of the long-disputed Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, thisĀ bronze-clad sculpture of deliveryman Captain James Jack isĀ quite a piece of advocacy art. I can think of two other examples of equestrian statues in North Carolina: Gen. Nathanael Greene in Greensboro and R. J. Reynolds in Winston-Salem. Are there more?