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Maple Grove is an Italianate style farm house in Hickory, NC, built in 1883 and restored as a house museum. Originally the residence of Adolphus Lafayette Shuford and his family, it showcases the mid-1890s period with original family items and furnishings. Owned by the Hickory Landmarks Society, Maple Grove offers self-guided tours to the public, providing a glimpse into the history of the Shuford family and the development of Hickory as a city. Admission and parking are free.Generated from the website

The Hickory Landmarks Society, Inc., established in 1968, is dedicated to preserving historically and architecturally significant landmarks, neighborhoods, and cultural traditions in the Hickory, NC region. Through education, advocacy, and responsible historic preservation, the society plays a leading role in safeguarding the community's heritage for future generations. At the heart of their mission is the iconic J. Summie Propst House, symbolizing the rise of the historic preservation movement in Hickory. The society offers a rich collection of audio and video recordings showcasing their roots, including a restoration video, virtual tour, and reminiscences by one of the founders, providing a glimpse into local history and the importance of preserving the past.Generated from the website