In cooperation with the CSS Neuse II and the CSS Neuse Foundation, the CSS Neuse Civil War Interpretive Center and the CSS Neuse Gunboat Association are going to host "Ironclad Saturday", a living history event on board the replica ironclad, CSS Neuse II.
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Dr. Nneka Dennie joins the Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum to examine Black women's roles in shaping Black radical thought during the nineteenth century. Particular attention will be devoted to how Maria Stewart, Mary Ann Shadd Cary, and Frances Ellen Watkins Harper analyze abolition, emigration, and women's suffrage.
Fort Fisher's 2022 Beat the Heat Summer Lecture Series featuring Wade Sokolosky
Vance Birthplace State Historic Site and the American Myth Center will partner for Juneteenth on June 18th to present an afternoon of historical drama and discussion on the appropriation of African American stories, resiliency among enslaved people, and the romanticized view of the plantation past.
Join us on June 25th 10am-3pm for the Aycock Country Fair. This is a free event. Explore the rich social & political history of North Carolina. Learn about election & voting laws throughout the state's history & the difficulty many citizens had in casting their ballots.
What better way to prepare for All Hallows Eve than a nighttime stroll through the ruins of Brunswick... if you dare.
Visitors are welcome to explore the site on their own the evening of October 22nd, from 6pm-8pm. They may even see a few "spectres" from Port Brunswick past...
Living history program commemorating the Battle of Alamance, fought on May 16, 1771.
We are partnering with Neuse Regional Libraries on Tuesday, April 19th from 5:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m. to host our first CSS Neuse Teen Night!