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460 matches in North Carolina
Pedestrian bridge converted to a planted garden over Lake Lure — supports lessons on native plants, pollinator habitat, and community conservation projects.
Small museum documenting the 1929 Lawson family murder case — covers local Appalachian history, criminology context, and Depression-era social history.
Antebellum plantation home in Kenansville, NC — covers colonial and Civil War-era social history and architecture.
Small-town heritage museum in Liberty, NC documenting Randolph County settlement, agriculture, and community history.
Local county history museum — community history, regional artifacts, and NC settlement era.
Regional museum at Campbell University documenting local North Carolina history and heritage — primary-source social history.
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Small local heritage museum covering Matthews, NC community and regional history — supports local history and social studies units.
Johnston County local history museum covering rural North Carolina agricultural heritage and community development.
Historic antebellum plantation home in Raleigh — covers North Carolina history, 19th-century domestic life, and the antebellum South.
Regional history museum covering Surry County from colonial settlement through the 20th century — supports local history, geography, and social studies.
Small local history museum covering Mount Holly and southern Gaston County — documents textile industry, early settlement, and local community history.
Small county history museum in the NC High Country — covers Appalachian settlement, local industry, and Blue Ridge Mountain community heritage.
North Carolina's official governor's residence with guided tours — state government history, civic architecture, and NC political heritage.
Early 18th-century granite fieldstone house near Salisbury, NC — one of the oldest surviving structures in the Carolina Piedmont, illustrating colonial-era settlement.
Surviving 19th-century covered wooden bridge over Deep River — illustrates historic timber-truss bridge engineering and NC transportation history.
County history museum covering Onslow County, NC — local military, agricultural, and civilian history from colonial era through modern times.
Small-town history museum covering Oriental's maritime and fishing heritage on the Pamlico Sound.
State archive and research center documenting Outer Banks history — covers exploration, maritime history, and North Carolina coastal settlement.
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Indoor commercial play space in Cary, NC — provides unstructured play; limited formal curriculum hook beyond early childhood motor and social development.
County history museum covering colonial-era Quaker settlement and early North Carolina coastal community development.
Community performing-arts playhouse offering youth and family theatrical productions — performing arts exposure in a local theater setting.
County-operated arboretum with labeled tree and plant collections — supports dendrology, plant science, and North Carolina native species identification.
County history museum covering Polk County NC settlement, industry, and community development across multiple eras.
Specialized museum dedicated to lace-making history and technique — covers textile arts, European craft history, and fiber arts.
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