“Cold Mountain” Universalist church to get historical marker

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Thanks to my friend Kevin for pointing out this online newspaper article, that Inman Chapel, a former Universalist church in the North Carolina mountains will get a historical marker. This is the same Inman family treated fictionally in the novel Cold Mountain.

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