After a $3.5 million renovation, the museum reopened in June 1998. The new museum combines technology (computer-generated images, holographic imaging, specialty lighting and audio) with a solid artifact collection. A multi-sensory trip through Cherokee history.
On stage for over 50 years, this spectacular outdoor drama portrays the history of the Cherokee Indians covering the period of 1540 up to and through the removal of all but a remnant to Indian Territory in Oklahoma in 1838
Cherokee, NC ArtsRe-creates an authentic 18th-century Indian community. Cherokee artisans and guides demonstrate and explain the arts and crafts and the lifestyle and culture of their ancestors. Replicas of Cherokee homes, council house and squareground of the 1750
Cherokee, NC MuseumsConveniently located only minutes from the Biltmore Estate, downtown Asheville, the Blue Ridge Parkway, and the NC Arboretum....
1870s brick farmhouse and 10 farm buildings; early 20th century boarding house & tourist retreat now owned by Henderson Co. P...
Artifactual photographic and demographic exhibits and displays depicting the history and heritage of Caldwell County. ...
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Features a serpentine street lined with trees, floral planters, thriving ...