Ramseur, NC

Ramseur is a small town located in Caldwell County, North Carolina. The population of Ramseur was 1,851 at the 2010 census. It is the county seat of Caldwell County.

The town was founded in 1853 by James and Martha Ramsey and named for General Andrew Jackson's home in Tennessee, Ramseur. The town grew rapidly as a railroad stop on the Charlotte & Southwestern Railroad and became an agricultural center with tobacco, cotton, and soybeans as major crops. In the early 1900s, coal mining began to play an important role in the local economy; however, this industry declined after World War II.

Today, Ramseur is primarily a residential community with a few businesses scattered throughout the town. The downtown area features several historic buildings including the old courthouse (now used for municipal offices), several churches (including First Baptist Church), and two banks (the Bank of America and BB&T). There are also several restaurants and convenience stores located within walking distance of downtown.

Real estate in Ramseur is generally affordable compared to larger cities such as Charlotte or Raleigh- Durham; however, there are some luxury homes available for purchase if you are looking for something special. The schools in Ramseur are generally good quality with plenty of options for students of all ages; furthermore, there are many parks and recreational facilities available to residents if they want to get out and enjoy nature or take part in other activities. Overall, Ramseur is a great place to live if you are looking for something peaceful and quiet while still being close to all the amenities that larger cities have to offer.