Discover NC: Hertford County

Field trip opportunities in Hertford County

The Brady C. Jefcoat Museum of Americana: Over 13,000 items of Americana can be seen in this museum in located in the old Murfreesboro High School.; Format: article/field trip opportunity

Historic Murfreesboro: Students will enjoy taking a trip to the Murfreesboro historic district and exploring the houses and buildings on the tour.; Format: article/field trip opportunity

Meherrin Indian Tribe powwow: Attend a powwow and see demonstrations of Meherrin Indian culture through dance, a drum competition, pottery, and beading.; Format: article/field trip opportunity

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Children playing at a Hertford County 4-H Club meeting: In this black and white photograph several pairs of boys and girls are facing each other and clasping each other's hands above their heads. One small boy is darting underneath the arms of two other boys. They are probably playing London Bridge is Falling Down....; Format: image/photograph

Seven members of the first officially recognized Corn Club in North Carolina were present 45 years later at the dedication of an historical marker commemorating their pioneering work.: Seven members of the first officially recognized Corn Club in North Carolina were present 45 years later at the dedication of an historical marker commemorating their pioneering work. Charter club members taking part in the ceremonies were (left to right)...; Format: image/photograph

Teaching about North Carolina American Indians: This web edition is drawn from a teachers institute curriculum enrichment project on North Carolina American Indian Studies conducted by the North Carolina Humanities Council. Resources include best practices for teaching about American Indians, suggestions for curriculum integration, webliographies, and lesson plans about North Carolina American Indians.; Format: book (multiple pages)

A tobacco field in Ahoskie, NC: This is a row of plants in a tobacco field in Ahoskie, North Carolina. Ahoskie is sometimes referred to as the "only one," as it is supposedly the only town in the world with its particular name.; Format: image/photograph

An unfurling cotton blossom in Ahoskie, NC: A cotton blossom unfurls in Ahoskie, North Carolina. Ahoskie is sometimes referred to as the "only one," as it is supposedly the only town in the world with its name.; Format: image/photograph