The Duck Smith House, a 1914 farmhouse located in Seagrove, the Birthplace of North Carolina Traditional Pottery, features lovely rooms, gardens, tobacco barns, hand built log cabins and a 100 year old walnut tree. Located in downtown Seagrove within minutes of local area potteries, the Pisgah Covered Bridge, and the North Carolina Zoo. Pet friendly.
The North Carolina Pottery Center's permanent exhibit of more than eight hundred pieces of pottery, artifacts, and photographs traces North Carolina's pottery history from prehistoric Native Americans to the present. Features six to eight changing exhibits each year. Gift shop on site.
Open since 1992, Kovack Pottery carries a large selection of beautiful, decorative, and utilitarian stoneware pottery. Our cream colored clay is hand-turned by Craig Kovack into a wide variety of forms. Each piece is then hand-painted by Michelle Kovack with an assortment of designs using 16
Seagrove, NC Other AttractionsThe museum focuses on Wayne County people, events and artifacts. It features rotating exhibits as well as a permanent Civil ...
Designed and built by John Berry in 1844-1845. Outstanding example of Greek Revival architecture with details of woodwork and...
Van shuttle with service to destinations within the Triangle, state-wide, and to surrounding states.
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Near Davidson College and Lake Norman with easy access to Lowe's Motor Speedway and Carolina Panthers.