Rowan Museum

Rowan Museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the rich history of Rowan County, NC from its earliest days to the present. Through exhibitions, educational programs, research, and historical reenactments, visitors are immersed in the fascinating stories of the people who shaped Rowan County and the Piedmont region. The museum showcases a diverse collection of artifacts and historic sites spanning from the colonial era to the industrial revolution, offering a glimpse into the lives of past communities.

Explore colonial life at The Old Stone House, a meticulously restored German Colonial/Georgian home that takes you back to the 18th century. Step into the 1857 Courthouse, which stood the test of time through historic events and now houses museum offices and engaging exhibits. Discover the impact of industrialization at the China Grove Roller Mill, built in 1903 to revolutionize grain grinding. Dive into the history of public education at the Setzer School, offering a unique perspective on North Carolina's schooling heritage.

Plan a visit to Rowan Museum's four historic properties in Rowan County, each offering a distinct experience that transports you through different eras. Immerse yourself in the stories of the past, learn about the community's heritage, and be part of preserving history for future generations at Rowan Museum.

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