Museums – Page 3 – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area

Yancey History Association and Rush Wray Museum

Rush Wray Museum The museum is located in the McElroy House, a Georgian style...

The historic small town of Brevard is the county seat of Transylvania County, also known...

The town of Highlands was supposed to become a hub of commerce in the Blue...

The confluence of the Yadkin River and Big Elkin Creek in North Carolina's Blue Ridge...

Hendersonville / Henderson County, NC Until the 1785 Treaty of Hopewell, present-day Henderson County was...

Nestled in the rolling foothills of northwestern North Carolina, the quaint town of Wilkesboro has...

Blowing Rock is a quintessential mountain village with beautiful churches, a downtown with great shops...

Black Mountain, originally called "Grey Eagle," was a tiny agrarian village in the Blue Ridge...

One of Banner Elk’s founding families, Samuel Henry Banner, built this home in 1865 where...

Logs of chestnut, gardens of squash The Mountain Farm Museum, in the Great Smoky Mountains...

Celebrating Cherokee traditions and pioneer days The Cherokee County Historical Museum displays the rich history...

Open for strolling, a wedding gift from 1852 Virtually unaltered for 150 years, the Zachary-Tolbert...