Franklin Street Arts Collective

Preservation Chapel Hill is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the historical and cultural heritage of Chapel Hill, NC. The organization offers various programs, including the Baroque and Beyond concert series, which showcases classical music in the community. Additionally, Preservation Chapel Hill manages the Horace Williams House, a historic site open to the public, and provides resources for endangered properties and notable preservation efforts. Through walking tours and community engagement, they aim to foster appreciation for the town's rich history. Generated from the website

Duke Homestead State Historic Site and Tobacco Museum is a registered nonprofit organization that preserves the historic home, farm, and factory buildings of Washington Duke and his family, who lived on the property from 1852 to 1874. The site offers insights into the early farming life of the Dukes and the origins of their tobacco manufacturing business following the Civil War. The Tobacco Museum at Duke Homestead features 5,500 square feet of exhibits dedicated to the history of tobacco farming, manufacturing, and advertising, with temporary exhibits exploring various related topics. Visitors can engage in guided tours of the historic structures, including the tobacco curing barn and Washington Duke's home, while also enjoying a self-guided exploration of the grounds. Generated from the website