The museum, founded in 1939 as a Works Progress Administration Gallery, now houses an impressive collection of 20th-century American art and the largest permanent display of Jugtown Pottery in eastern North Carolina. Contemporary works by North Carolina artists and exhibits of national, regional and local importance.
The Ledonia Wright Cultural Center at ECU opened its doors in Fall 1995. The Center, named for the popular and respected professor who founded and advised the first African American (African-American)
Greenville, NC ArtsThe Greenville-Pitt County Convention & Visitors Bureau is an umbrella organization for the area'
Greenville, NC BusinessesListed on National Register of Historic Places. Museum began as the private collection by Eva Blount Way (1869-1962). Include...
The Quality Inn on Market Street gives you a wide range of thoughtful amenities at an economical price. Start each day of you...
Rising 110 feet, Jockey's Ridge is the tallest active sand dune on the east coast. Hiking, hang gliding, kite flying and suns...
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A beginning chapter in the story of America is kept on the north end of Roanoke Island at Fort Raleigh National Historic Site...