Atkinsons Mill,
outside Selma. 240-year-old operating grist mill. Tours.
(919) 965-3547
www.atkinsonmilling.com

Bentonville Battleground,
Four Oaks. Site of N.C.’s largest land Civil War battle.
(910) 594-0789
www.bentonvillebattlefield.nc
historicsites.org

Blount-Bridgers House,
Tarboro. 1808 plantation home includes the Hobson Pittman Memorial Art Gallery.
(252) 823-4159

Boyette-Slave and
School House,
Kenly. Historic, one-room log house. (919) 284-3431

Gov. Charles B.
Aycock Birthplace,
Fremont. Boyhood home of state’s “Education Governor,” including 19th-century farmstead, 1893 schoolhouse and modern visitors center. (919) 242-5581
www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/
hs/aycock/aycock.htm

College View Historic District, Greenville. An early 20th century residential neighborhood. (252) 329-4487

CSS Ram Neuse State
Historic Site and Richard Caswell Memorial,
near Kinston. Restored remains of Neuse ironclad vessel.
(252) 522-2091

East Carolina Village
of Yesteryear,
Greenville. Agricultural life of the area from 1840-1940. On county fairgrounds.
(252) 329-4200

Grifton Depot,
Grifton. 1920 railroad depot.
(252) 524-5169

Heritage Place,
Kinston. Lenoir Community College. (252) 527-6223

Historic Albemarle Tour.
(800) 734-1117

Historic Halifax.
Restored buildings, film, exhibits and tours of the town that spawned America’s independence in 1776. (252) 583-7191

Historic Jackson.
(252) 534-3811

Historic Tarboro.
(252) 823-4159

Historic Warren County.
(252) 257-3114
www.warrencountync.org

Johnston County
Heritage Center,
Smithfield. (919) 934-2836
www.johnstonnc.com/heritage

Mount Olive Historic District.
Listed on National Register of Historic Places. (919) 658-3113

Norlina Community Development Association.
(252) 456-2406
www.norlina.com

Roanoke Canal Trail,
Roanoke Rapids. Seven miles along early 19th century canal.
(800) 522-4282
www.visithalifax.com

Robert Lee Humber House, Greenville. Contains eastern office of state Division of Archives and History.
(252) 830-6580

Shiloh Farm,
Ayden. 1827 plantation house. Farm-oriented entertainment complex with demos and exhibits focusing on lost skills.
(252) 746-8017
www.shilohfarm-nc.com

Stonewall Manor,
Rocky Mount. 1830 plantation house with furnishings.
(252) 972-5080

Tarboro Historic District & National Recreation Trail.
(800)-TARBORO

Waynesborough Village, Goldsboro. 19th-century village, includes family home, medical office, one-room school, law office and Quaker Meeting House.
(919) 731-1653
www.wcpl.org/waynes
borough.htm