Museum Events

The Alamance County Historical Museum

Cordially invites you to a luncheon with

 

Linda Carnes-McNaughton, Ph.D.

 

“Rockefellers in North Carolina: Overhills Estate and the Development of Fort Bragg”

 

Located in the Sandhills region of North Carolina, Overhills was a private estate and nature preserve owned by Percy Avery Rockefeller (1878-1934) and his descendants.  The estate included a Donald Ross-designed golf course, polo field, stables, kennels, and extensive bridle trails, as well as several Rockefeller homes, including Croaton (1929) and Birdsong (1963).  In 1997 much of Overhills Estate was acquired by Fort Bragg (now Fort Liberty) for 29.4 million dollars.  Dr. Carnes-McNaughton will provide insight into the complex history and archaeology of this fascinating and little-known site.

 

Thursday, April 25, 2024

11:30 am

Alamance Country Club

 2402 Pineway Drive, Burlington, NC.

 

$60 per person (includes a donation to the museum)

 

Rsvp to Museum by April 19, 2024

(336)226-8254

 

Checks and credit cards accepted

 


 

 

The Alamance County Historical Museum

Lecture Dinner Series

Presents

 

Lisa Cox

Historic Interpreter II, Alamance Battleground

 

 

The Battle of Alamance:

Its History and Designation as a State Historic Site

 

 

Thursday, May 23

 

6:00 pm

 

Michelle’s Kitchen & Table

2461 S. Church St., Burlington, NC.

 

$50 per person

 

Rsvp to Museum by May 20, 2024 and indicate which entrée you would like:

Vegetarian Option: Penne Pasta a la Vodka with Shredded Parmesan Cheese.

Bourbon Molasses Glazed Salmon with Sautéed  Haricot Vert Green Beans and Baby Carrots.

Picnic Chicken with Honey Butter and Sautéed  Haricot Vert Green Beans and Baby Carrots.

Dessert will be Lemon Meringue Tarts.

 

 

(336)226-8254

Checks and credit cards accepted

 

 


 

 

This a continuing event

 

Plants will be sent at appropriate time for planting.

 

Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, Alamance 
County Historical Museum, Inc. was the birthplace of Edwin
Michael Holt, a pioneer in the southern textile industry.

Museum activities are sponsored in part by a grant from the NC Humanities Council.