Thomas Day State Historic Site

Visit Thomas Day State Historic Site

Thomas Day, a free Black man, came to Milton in the 1820s. There he produced furniture and other wood pieces for esteemed clientele. With help from the enslaved people on his property and free artisans living with him, his influence on other craftsmen is seen around the state. As of February 2024, the workshop was designated as a State Historic Site. Site themes are craftsmanship, social history, economic history, education and life of Free African Americans within the state of North Carolina.

Location and Hours

Thomas Day
148 NC-57 (Broad Street)
Milton, N.C. 27305

Hours
Tuesday – Saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Closed Sunday, Monday, and designated state holidays (link to state holidays)
Admission is free. Tours and access to the site are by reservation only.

Exciting Announcement! 
Regular walk-in tours coming in Spring 2025. Stay tuned for updates

Contact
336-654-4130