Horne Creek Farm
Through educational programs ranging from white oak basket making workshops to an annual corn shucking frolic, Horne Creek Living Historical Farm provides a unique opportunity to learn about our rural past. Find a listing of special events and more information about the facilities at this living history farm.
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- American Centuries: View from New England A large American history library of full of primary resources, curricula, and interactive activities that will inspire students to learn about the 1700's, 1800's, and 1900's.
- Live on the land: Voices Excerpts of oral history interviews with men and women who grew up on farms in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century North Carolina.
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- Historic Oak View County Park: This nineteenth century farmstead has been made into a county park and is devoted to interpreting the area's agricultural and rural heritage for the citizens of Wake County.
- The Davenport Homestead: See what everyday life was like over 200 years ago at the Davenport Homestead. The main house is the original home of Washington County's first state senator, Daniel Davenport.
- Historic Rural Hill Farm - Center of Scottish Heritage: Students will go back in history when they visit Historic Rural Hill Farm.
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- Learn more about 20th century, North Carolina, Stokes County, culture, farming, heritage, historic sites, history, rural life, and tobacco.
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“At Horne Creek Living Historical Farm, a multi-year project is under way to reconstruct the physical environment and seasonal work cycle of a North Carolina family farm from a century ago. Through educational programs ranging from white oak basket making workshops to an annual corn shucking frolic, Horne Creek Living Historical Farm provides a unique opportunity to learn about our rural past.”
Find a listing of special events and more information about the facilities at this living history farm. To schedule a visit, call (336) 325-2298,
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