
1776
A PLACE WITH A PAST
History happened here.
Come hungry.
On April 12, 1776, North Carolina’s Fourth Provincial Congress adopted the Halifax Resolves in Halifax, authorizing its delegates to support independence. A bold moment in a small town—and a date still commemorated on the North Carolina flag.
The 4•12 name and history-inspired menu echo that local story. The connection is a design interpretation, pending confirmation of the owners’ naming story.
Explore the Halifax ResolvesNearby Roanoke Rapids grew around the river and textile mills and was incorporated in 1897. Together, these distinct communities give the Roanoke Valley its rich sense of place.
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