This 19th century house museum conveys the life of a privileged family with displays of exquisite furniture, silver, china, dolls, textiles, photos and paintings. It is an astonishing collection in its volume and range - something there for any interest. There, I first learned of the furniture made by the free black, Thomas Day - an amazing talent. Temporary exhibits on upper floor are very interesting and tour includes summer kitchen, family cemetery, and gardens. Did not have time to visit adjacent Civil War battlegrounds but they are...
Read moreI enjoyed learning so much about the history of Alamance! I am totally amazed at the collection of beautiful furniture, clothing, and artifacts from the original Holt family. Being newcomer to the area it was a good primer to the history of the area. Definitely recommend all people who are new to the area to enjoy a walk...
Read morePrivately owned, not state Historic site so many of the items, while interesting, are items "like the ones that would have been used". We were met by a tour guide upon walking in the front door and couldn't look around on our own at all. We prefer to explore a little on our own. This just...
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