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HERITAGE Alliance PROJECT

Heritage Alliance Project (HAP) is a community-based, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.

The mission of HAP is:

To collaborate with various entities to facilitate the preservation of history and advocate for beautification and safety in the East Depot and Mill Street communities.

Founding Members

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The Corner Pavilion Groundbreaking

Heritage Alliance Project (HAP) welcomes collaboration with individuals or organizations having similar interests, in its service area. The organization’s first, ever collaboration was with the Town of Mocksville.

The organization donated land, located at the corner of E. Depot and Pine streets, to the Town for construction of a community pavilion. A groundbreaking ceremony was held October 12, 2023.

PROJECTS

Community Involvement

HAP’s second collaboration was a Juneteenth Celebration in 2024, again with the Town of Mocksville and with Davie County Government. The event highlighted the organization’s mission to preserve African American history. The celebration featured gospel choirs from area churches, vendors, and a wide variety of activities for kids, including face painting, mini train, and bounce house.

National Fire Prevention Week

In recognition of National Fire Prevention Week, HAP hosted a community information session on fire prevention and CPR.

J.P. Green Mill Mocksville's oldest surviving mill

The mill has previously operated under several different names, including Mocksville Flour Mills, Inc. and Holly Farms. The current owners of the J.P.

Green Mill have moved its operations to King, NC. The E. Depot street property was purchased by Wayne-Sanderson Farms in 2022.

Donald Hursey, Artist

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Mocksville Train Depot

The first train in Davie County traveled from Winston-Salem to Mocksville on November 1, 1891. A new brick train depot replaced the old depot building in 1980.

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