Topics Related to North Carolina Historic Sites

State Capitol to Host Exhibit 'A Place We Call Home: Indian Americans in North Carolina'

This September, the North Carolina State Capitol will host a new temporary exhibit, “A Place We Call Home: Indian Americans in North Carolina.” Created in partnership with

Historic Cooking Demonstration: Apples & Pumpkins

October 3, 2025, 10am - 2pm
Join us for a cooking demonstration with the Historical Hearth Cooks.

A Place We Call Home: Indian Americans in North Carolina

September 6, 2025, 3pm - 6pm
State Capitol to host exhibit and opening for “A Place We Call Home: Indian Americans in North Carolina”

Historic Cooking Demonstration: 18th Century Fast Food

September 6, 2025, 10am - 2pm
Join us for a cooking demonstration by the Historical Hearth Cooks

$2.5 Million Grant from NOAA Will Fund Shoreline Restoration and Coastal Resiliency Efforts at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson State Historic Site

The N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources (DNCR) is pleased to announce it has received a $2.5 million grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to support shoreline restoration and coastal resiliency at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson (BTFA) State Historic Site in Winnabow, N.C.

DNCR, ECU Collaborate to Preserve Shipwreck Discovery

Cari Boyce Appointed Interim Executive Director of Roanoke Island Festival Park

CSS Neuse Civil War Museum to Showcase Naval Living History at Family Event on Aug. 9

Battleship North Carolina Hosts Announcement: North Carolina Named CNBC’s 'Top State for Business'

Fourth of July at the North Carolina State Capitol