Alamance & Orange Counties, NC Β· Est. 1881 Β· Say It MEB-in
Mebane, NC
Two syllables, and the second one barely happens. Six games for a town that sits in two counties at once, spent 112 years building furniture good enough to ship nationwide, and is now best known worldwide for a four-year-old standing in front of a burning house.
πΉοΈ 6 Games
π§ 54 Questions
π 8 Local Icons
"The South's Oldest Makers of Fine Furniture." β White Furniture Company's own advertising line, Mebane, 1881 to 1993
πΉοΈ Games & Challenges
Biggest Little Town Trivia
Thirty questions from the 1809 post office to the 2020 census. Mebanesville, the White brothers, the 1941 tobacco mural, and the exact figure the Disaster Girl NFT sold for.
Trivia Β· 30 Questions
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Take the Exit
Most people know this town as a green sign at seventy miles an hour. Twenty-four questions across four corners of it: downtown, the factory, the warehouse corridor, and the county roads.
Quiz Β· 24 Questions
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Clay Street Crossword
The three blocks that close to cars every April for the Dogwood Festival. Twenty-eight interlocking answers, from MEBANESVILLE and CORREGIDOR to the mortise-and-tenon joint holding a dresser together.
Puzzle Β· Interlocking Grid
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Biggest Little Bracket
A festival, a dead furniture plant, an outlet mall, a main street, two parks, a church founded in 1755, and a meme. Eight pieces of Mebane, head to head, until one is left.
Bracket Β· 8 Local Icons
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County Line Connections
Sixteen tiles, four secret groups, three boards. CROSS ROADS is a historic church here and also reads as a street, and there is a streets group sitting right there. That is the whole problem.
Connections Β· 3 Boards
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Depot Crossclimb
The railroad got here in 1855 and everything since was built within walking distance of it. One letter per rung: solve, stack, then cap both ends to reveal three things this town has been called.
Crossclimb Β· 3 Ladders
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Every date, name and number here is drawn from public records, the city's own history, and the National Register. If we got something wrong about your town, we would genuinely like to hear about it.