An incredible collection of over 2700 dolls from around the world. Nativity scene with 50 rare Creche dolls, 130 Shirley Temple dolls, Bride & Groom flea dolls, wax dolls, tin head dolls, bisque dolls, wooden dolls and more. Rotating special exhibits. Meeting room...

Housed in the High Point Theatre, which is in a wing of the International Home Furniture Center, Theatre Art Galleries (TAG) hosts exhibitions of contemporary visual art, from traditional to experimental. TAG has been the sole independent nonprofit provider of the...

Step inside and learn about the unique contributions Rosetta Baldwin and other influential African Americans have made to the High Point community and the world. In a guided tour of the museum, you will see mementos from Rosetta's life, learn about important moments...

Located on the campus of High Point University, Sechrest Gallery houses permanent collections of 18th and 19th century British art as well as rotating exhibits.

The Museum of Old Domestic Life is located in and preserves the 1858 Quaker Meeting House on East Springfield Road in High Point. This museum houses and interprets a large collection of 19th century household items, tools, photographs, portraits, and everyday...

The High Point Museum is dedicated to sharing Greater High Point’s history, exploring the power of memory, providing perspective for current issues, and strengthening the sense of community. Our work is guided by our core values of connection, diversity, fun, and...

Built around 1811, the Mendenhall Plantation consists of a large main building and several out buildings. The owners of the home were Quakers and dissenters during the Civil War. Visitors will learn about the “The Other South” of anti-slavery and pacifism.

Following the discovery of gold in North Carolina, an enterprising Cornish engineer named Charles McCulloch came to the gold fields of Jamestown, North Carolina to build a gold refinery. He brought with him the architecture of England and the latest technological...

The Mitchell House Museum was founded in 1982 as a project of the Mills Home Alumni Association. Exhibits at the Mitchell Museum are drawn from a number of sources, including antique equipment, furniture, and memorabilia formerly used in other Mills Home cottages and...

Located on the grounds of Linbrook Hall estate and near the city of Trinity, North Carolina, The Neal John Deere Tractor Museum builds on a long tradition of the family in agriculture in Randolph County, North Carolina.