Averasboro Civil War Battleground and Museum.
March 1865 military action, highlights Lebanon, a plantation home used as a Confederate hospital, and the Chicora Cemetery. (910) 891-5019
www.averasboro.com
www.averasboroactivities.com

Bethesda Church
and Cemetery,
Aberdeen. 1790 historic church. (910) 944-1319

Bryant House &
McLendon Cabin,
Carthage. Historic properties depicting early county life.
(910) 947-3995

Cameron
Historic District.
19 historic places. Antique fairs in May and October.
(910) 245-3697

The House in the Horseshoe State Historic Site,
near Carthage. Colonial plantation home.
(910) 947-2051
www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/
sections/hs/horsesho/
horsesho.htm

The Howard House,
Dunn. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
(910) 892-5453

Malcolm Blue Farm
and Museum,
Aberdeen. Antebellum farm on National Register of Historic Places. (910) 944-7558
www.malcolmbluefarm.org

Town Creek Indian Mound State Historic Site,
near Mt. Gilead. 500-year-old burial site, demonstrations, festivals, museum.
(910) 439-6802
www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/
sections/hs/town/town.htm

Tufts Archives,
Pinehurst. James Walker Tufts’ dream of Pinehurst displayed.
(910) 295-3642

Union Station,
Aberdeen. Featuring railroad exhibits from the Aberdeen and Rockfish Railroad, and one of two inspection cars left in the U.S. (910) 944-5902