Quick Summary: Hidden in the woods of Stokes County lies an abandoned resort from the 1900s that hosted people from across the country. This down-home family restaurant in Sanford has been open more than 60 years, and 84-year-old Mrs.

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Hidden in the woods of Stokes County lies an abandoned resort from the 1900s that hosted people from across the country. This down-home family restaurant in Sanford has been open more than 60 years, and 84-year-old Mrs. Sans Souci Ferry is one of the last remaining two-car ferries in the state and nation.

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  • Hidden in the woods of Stokes County lies an abandoned resort from the 1900s that hosted people from across the country.
  • This down-home family restaurant in Sanford has been open more than 60 years, and 84-year-old Mrs.
  • Sans Souci Ferry is one of the last remaining two-car ferries in the state and nation.
  • For 16 years, a group of hometown men called the Goodfellas meet at the

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