See firsthand what life was like in a Carolina cotton mill village where the company owned the town and the people felt like "one big family." Early 1900s artifacts and rare photographs give a glimpse of the textile industry, which helped create the New South. Located in the historic Zachary House, home to former mill managers. Firefighter's Museum also on site. Large groups by appointment.
See firsthand what life was like in a Carolina cotton mill village where the company owned the town and the people felt like "one big family." Early 1900
Cooleemee, NC MuseumsOld, rare, and out-of-print books; vintage postcards, maps, and prints. ...
1892. Former US Post Office, Courthouse, and Customs House sold to City for use as City Hall in 1941. The two-and-one-half-...
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Small, 84 room, 7 suite contemporary hotel. Equipped with a restaurant that serves breakfast and dinner. Also, our restaurant...
Charters for occasions on Lake Norman on a 67 foot, two story pleasure craft for up to 100 people. ...