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460 matches in North Carolina
Local historical society documenting Cherryville's textile and industrial heritage — covers NC Piedmont settlement and 19th-century community history.
Small hands-on children's playhouse with interactive play exhibits — supports early childhood literacy and imaginative learning.
Local history museum documenting Raleigh's development from colonial capital through modern era — covers North Carolina civics, government, and urban growth.
NC city nature center — Piedmont ecology and beginner naturalist programs.
Small-town community museum in Coats, NC preserving local agricultural and settlement history of Harnett County.
Historic UNC-Chapel Hill arboretum with labeled native and exotic trees — supports plant taxonomy, dendrology, and ecological observation.
Duplin County museum combining local history and natural-science specimens — covers regional settlement, agriculture, and natural history for elementary and middle grades.
County historical museum covering Davidson County's settlement, furniture manufacturing heritage, and Piedmont North Carolina history.
Small local history museum in Dunn, NC covering Harnett County's agricultural, civic, and social history from settlement through the 20th century.
Outdoor freshwater pond observation area adjacent to NC Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores — supports wetland ecology and wildlife observation as a curriculum supplement.
Municipal rose garden with labeled cultivar collections — supports basic botany, plant taxonomy, and pollinator observation.
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University fine-art museum at Western Carolina University with rotating and permanent collections supporting visual arts curriculum.
Local historical association preserving Graham County Appalachian heritage — covers regional settlement history, Cherokee history, and Appalachian culture.
Greene County history museum covering local North Carolina history, agriculture, and community heritage through artifacts and exhibits.
NC State University gallery focused on art and design with rotating exhibits — supports visual-arts and design-principles curriculum.
19th-century Piedmont homestead site — covers rural settlement history, pioneer domestic life, and Appalachian heritage.
County heritage museum in a historic courthouse building covering Henderson County and western North Carolina regional history.
Local history museum in High Point covering furniture industry heritage and Piedmont North Carolina history — applied social studies and regional economics.
Antebellum plantation-era Carson House in Marion NC — covers pre-Civil War architecture, plantation society, and NC regional history.
Preservation organization headquartered in a historic depot district — covers NC architectural history, preservation civics, and 19th-century railroad town development.
Small museum in Columbus, NC displaying flags from all U.S. states and many nations — covers vexillology, civics, and American and world history.
Circa-1769 home of NC colonial planter Joel Lane — colonial-era domestic history and early North Carolina political history.
Local history museum in Kings Mountain, NC documenting the 1780 Battle of Kings Mountain and its role in the American Revolutionary War.
La Grange, NC community arts center with gallery programming — supports visual arts curriculum with local and regional artist exhibits.
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