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          A Glance at the Town of Zebulon, North Carolina


         Zebulon sits on the high ground between the Little River and Moccasin  a day later on February 16, 1907. The 49 acres Barbee and Arendell had
       Creek. It came into existence during the early part of the 20th century  originally purchased for $1470 were divided into lots, blocks, avenues and
       when  businessmen  from Raleigh realized  the economic  potential  in  streets. In  May  of  1907, the  towns  people elected Thomas J. Horton, Thomas
       building a railway to connect the state capitol to points eastward.  F. Powell and Joseph F. Fields as the first town commissioners, with Horton
         In 1906, the Raleigh & Pamlico Sound Railway Company decided to  as mayor.
       bring their railroad through farmland owned by the Whitley and Horton    By  1910,  Zebulon had a population of  483. This number nearly
       families. This site was one-and-a-half miles south of what, in the 19th  doubled by the 1920s. The town flourished with 1000 people, five tobacco
       century, had been a stage coach stop known as Wakefield.  warehouses, two banks, fourteen stores, three cotton buyers and a cotton
         That same year, Edgar B. Barbee, a developer from Raleigh, joined  mill, as well as a number of professionals and social institutions. The
       forces with Falconer B. Arendell, a Wakefield native. They formed The  bustling downtown business district was an early indication of Zebulon’s
       Zebulon Company which was named for Zebulon Baird Vance (a popular  economic prosperity.
       Civil War governor of North Carolina). The company received its charter on    The staff at McLean’s Ole Time Café welcomes you, and we hope you
       February 15, 1906. The town of Zebulon received its charter a year and  enjoy your stay.




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