Best places: Local history museums in Dunn, United States

👍👍 Beyond anything my mind could have imagined! I love history sooo immensely! This place is a history lover's dream! Information around every single twist and turn. Amazing setups and actual objects from various eras in time. You can easily spend hours here and still have tons to discover and learn. I...

Educational museum containing artifacts telling the story of the Civil War in the United States.

Historic railway station featuring vintage cars, a replica of an old gas station & other displays.

😐 This is a neat place to see a lot of interesting facts about tobacco farming. I gave it 3 stars because I felt 8.00 per person was a little high for what they have. But overall I would recommend this place ☺️

👍👍 Me and my kids love this park. Awesome trails. Great parking, even has old houses you can check out at the beginning of the trails, also a good bike ride as well. Bridge is down right now, but there is ways around it on other trails.

Small museum featuring exhibits, artifacts & spoken accounts of regional history & culture.

👍👍 This is an extremely overlooked destination! This museum was great! The staff were some of the kindest people I've met and were very patient and loving with my kids. It's not just a house tour, this place is slam full of North Carolina history. I highly recommend a visit and encourage a donation be...

👍👍 Hillsborough has a lot of history to share, and this museum is a great place to start for visitors. Really like the current exhibit, “Treasure Hunters”, about Orange County collectors. In addition to the items on display, I was especially impressed by the 150-page booklet covering the collectors and...

👍 Amazing display of American History through pictures of local Veterans and their involvement in the wars America has endured.Make you laugh, Make you Cry, Will leave you Proud. Free to everyone. Supported by donations All Volunteer Staff of Veterans Free Art Class to Veterans and their Families. Art...

👍👍 Small museum open the 2nd Saturday of Every month. We had a great time, fire people were out helping kids work a fire hose, answering questions about the two fire trucks we could play in and a small museum with lots of artifacts, pictures and history of the Raleigh fire department. The inside museum...

👍👍 Loved seeing these historical homes. It was free and great picture opportunities.