Charlotte Museum Of History And Hezekiah Alexander Homesite
Located on a beautiful 8 acre park-like setting, the Charlotte Museum of History has been called "the most entertaining one-stop, two-hour history lesson in the Piedmont." The museu... museumsusa.org
Carolinas Aviation Museum
Our collections of aircraft, helicopters, equipment, gadgets and printed material cover years of aviation history and accomplishments. Our interactive displays are especially attrac... famplosion.com
Levine Museum Of The New South
This interactive history museum provides visitors with a comprehensive interpretation of post-Civil War southern society. The museum's mission is to engage a broad-based audience... heritagesites.com
Randolph Scott Grave Site
Actor. He was born George Randolph Crane in Orange County, Virginia while his parents were on a vacation. His father was a textile manufacturer in Charlotte, North Carolina where Ge... findagrave.com
Afroamerican Cultural Center
A new center will feature three exhibit areas used for rotating exhibits and the other half of the museum space for displaying artifacts and history of African Americans from the... heritagesites.com
Latta Plantation Park
This park's got it all. At the Historic Latta Plantation House, costumed re-enactors cook, embroider, and, to the delight of 8-year-old-boys, fight in a Civil War battle. The Carolina Rapto... go.com
The Charlotte Museum Of History, Charlotte, Nc
The following is courtesy of the museums website.The Charlotte Museum of History offers Charlotte’s history over three centuriesthrough a rich diversity of learning experienc... waymarking.com
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
St.Peter's Episcopal Church was established as a mission in 1834 and became a parish in the episcopal diocese of North Carolina in 1844. The first church building was located on West Trad... hmdb.org
Billy Graham Library
Come journey through history with one of the most influential voices of the 20th century. Millions have been impacted by Billy Graham. Now many more can learn about him and be inspired... visitnc.com
Harvey B. Gantt Center For African-american Arts + Culture
Located at the Levine Center for the Arts, The Gantt Center is Charlotte's destination for African-American art, history, and culture. A new four-story facility houses three galleries ... visitnc.com
Signers Of The Mecklenburg Declaration Of Independence
May 20, 1775 Abraham Alexander, Chairman ? John McKnitt Alexander, Secretary ? Ephraim Brevard, Clerk Hezekiah Alexander ? Ezra Alexander ? Adam Alexander ? Charles Alexander ? Waightstil... hmdb.org
Mint Museum Of Craft And Design
The Mint Museum of Art initially served the region as the first branch of the United States Mint, coining $5 million in gold from 1836 to the outbreak of the Civil War. A grassroots c... trekaroo.com
Historic Fourth Ward Walking Tour
Get a feel of Charlotte's past by taking the historic Fourth Ward walking tour. Enjoy a beautiful historic revitalized Victorian neighborhood or take a walk through the Center City or ... visitnc.com
Queen City Tours
Climb aboard a luxury motor coach and tour the city. The guide will teach you things about Charlotte you might not know, even if you're a local. It's a big city with small-town fr... grandparents.com
Good Samaritan Hospital (1891-1961)
Site of the first independent private hospital in North Carolina built exclusively for African Americans. Established by Jane Renwick Smedberg Wilkes of St. Peter's Episcopal Church. One ... hmdb.org
Carolina Raptor Center
Come meet Luke, Harvey, Emma, Omar, Faye, Cinnamon, and the rest of the raptors at this fantastic study of birds of prey. The Center is a conservatory that helps injured and orpha... grandparents.com
Brem House Artisans Gallery
Built in 1902-1903 for one of Charlotte's most prominent families, the Colonial Revival-style house was designed by Charles Christian Hook, one of Charlotte's first resident architects... visitnc.com