Guided tours provided daily of the mid-19th-century boyhood home of North Carolina's "Education Governor." The site located in Fremont features the restored home, outbuildings, heirloom garden, a one-room schoolhouse and visitor center. Special living-history programs are available and special events scheduled throughout the year
The museum offers a look at the history of Fremont through photographs, ledgers from local businesses, farm implements and a railroad collection. Fremont's most notable citizen was North Carolina's education governor, Governor Charles B. Aycock.
Fremont, NC Museums
Guided tours provided daily of the mid-19th-century boyhood home of North Carolina's "Education Governor."
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