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Museums
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Ava Gardner Museum, Smithfield. All about the legendary actress and county native. (919) 934-5830
www.avagardner.org/

Caswell Center Museum
and Visitors Center,
Kinston. (252) 559-5125

Caswell No. 1 Fire
Station Museum,
Kinston. (252) 527-1566

Cherry Hospital Museum, Goldsboro. Depicts more than a century of history, with photos, log books, medical and farming equipment. (919) 731-3483

Children’s Museum,
Rocky Mount. (252) 972-1167

Country Doctor Museum, Bailey. (252) 235-4165
Fremont Heritage Museum.
History of Fremont, with photos, local business ledgers, farm tools, railroad collection.
(919) 734-2245

Greenville Museum of Art.
Features 19th and 20th century American art and the state’s largest public collection of Jugtown Pottery.
(252) 758-1946
www.greenvillemuseum.org/

Grifton Historical Museum, Grifton. Pre-historic and Tuscarora Indian artifacts.
(252) 524-5168

Imagination Station,
Wilson. Hands-on science museum geared to children.
(252) 291-5113

May Museum and Park,
Farmville. May family artifacts and large quilt collection.
(252) 753-5814

 Norlina Train Museum.
(252) 456-2406
www.norlina.com/museum.html

Spring Hope
Historical Museum.
(252) 478-3213

Tobacco Farm
Life Museum,
Kenly. (919) 284-3431

Wayne County Museum, Goldsboro. (919) 734-5023
www.historicalwaynenc.com

 Wilbur A. Tyndall
Tractor Museum,
Pink Hill. (252) 568-3261

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