Industrial Revolution.  Furniture  Tobacco  Textiles.

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Industrial Revolution

 Furniture  Tobacco  Textiles

The Piedmont Crescent is the most densely populated region of the North Carolina.

 Formed along the first railroad system in NC.  Includes: Charlotte Raleigh Durham Greensboro Winston – Salem

RJ Reynolds grew up on a farm 60 miles north of Winston-Salem in southwest Virginia. Reynolds learned about growing, manufacturing and selling finished tobacco products in the family business. In 1875, he left to start his own business in Winston, which eventually became the largest flat- goods plug tobacco maker in the world. By 1878, Winston had grown to 3,000 residents and twenty-one tobacco businesses, employing over 1,000 people. By 1885, the first producers of smoking tobacco had arrived, along with several cigar makers.

 In 1911, however, anti-trust actions by the government forced the break-up of American, and Reynolds became independent once again. While other companies remained in the fray, R.J. Reynolds dominated the Winston-Salem tobacco business for years to come.  Founder R.J. Reynolds is quoted as saying that he chose Winston because of “the benefit of railroad facilities, and on account of this town being located in the center of the belt in which the finest tobacco in the world is grown.”

Profits from tobacco have affected virtually every aspect of life in Winston- Salem, from hospitals and schools to charities and the arts.

Click the links below and access a timeline about the Dukes and their contributions to NC. rticles/washington-duke rticles/benjamin-newton-duke