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Disaster Description
In the fall of 1999 Hurricane Dennis came through North Carolina bringing lots of rain to the eastern side of the state.  Hurricane Floyd followed, dumping more rain on the already saturated ground. The first African American town in NC of Princeville was soon flooded and under water. MDS went into Princeville following the flood and build many homes and did some repairs. In 2005, we were invited back to this community to help build some low income housing with some grant money that had been given to the community.

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Princeville-1

Framing a Holiday House in Princeville.

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Houses in Princeville

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Working on the Holiday Homes in Princeville.

Princeville, NC
201 S Main St
Princeville, NC 27886-1527

Project Director:
Bernard Martin
Phone: 252-823-2326
Best time to call 9-10 PM

Fax: 252-823-2354
No email service

Volunteers To Date:
356
Jobs Started:
13
Jobs Completed:
9

Princeville FAQ