UPCOMING EVENTS





The Winter/Spring Lunch Series with Rodney

Friday    January 15   --  Characters of Carteret County

Friday    January 29  --   "Firsts" in Carteret County

Friday    February 12  --   Tales of Decatur Gillikin   

Friday    March 12  --  South River/Merrimon/Lukens  

Friday    April 9  --   Carteret County Sports   


Tickets are $10 for lunch and only $4 without lunch. Reservations must be made and tickets paid for before Wednesday prior to each lecture by calling 252-247-7533 ext. 106, or stop by the Museum Store. 
Rodney Photo


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Huge Craft Fair Coming in March

The History Place will host a Craft Fair on Saturday, March 27th from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Admission is FREE and the public is invited. More than 40 talented crafters will be on hand. Their specialties include pottery, fabric dolls, clay seahorses, jewelry and gemstones, fused glass pendants, painted gourds, sculptures, hand painted wood art, birdhouses, hand painted porcelain, beaded jewelry, Native American crafts, baskets, carved birds, doll clothes, aprons, nature photography, hand-made knives, carvings and much more.

Popcorn, hot dogs and drinks will be available to purchase during the day. This is a fund-raiser for the museum. The History Place is located at 1008 Arendell Street in downtown Morehead City. For more information, call Cindi B. Hamilton (252) 247-7533 x 101 or e-mail historyplace@starfishnet.com

 



Bus clip art

Spring Bus Trip

The public is invited to join the History Place on Saturday, April 17th for a fabulous bus tour to the Orton Plantation. The historic Orton Plantation, located south of Wilmington, is designed around a 1735 mansion and colonial rice fields overlooking the Cape Fear River. It has 20 acres of secluded walking trails and is surrounded by hundreds of acres of rice fields. Its 100th anniversary is this year and extensive renovations have been made in the gardens to open up the views to the Cape Fear River and preserve the colonial rice fields. Among the predominant species in the garden are live oaks, camellias, azaleas, flowering fruit trees, daphne, hydrangeas, crape myrtles, dogwoods, and colorful spring and summer annuals. Lawns and water gardens lend variety to the lush vegetation. The cost is $55 per person. Call Cindi Hamilton at the History Place to sign up or for more information. 252-247-7533 x 101 or email at  historyplace@starfishnet.com