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restaurantsMuseums in Glen Alpine, NC
1. Burke Arts Council
From Business: The Burke Arts Council, founded 1975, is a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation funded by individual membership and corporate donors. The Burke Arts Council houses…
2. The History Museum of Burke County
From Business: The museum contains two floors of galleries and exhibits artifacts that depict the colorful history of Burke County.The museum contains two floors of galleries…
From Business: Historic Burke promotes knowledge of local culture and history through educational programming and historic site preservation
From Business: The house at Quaker Meadows was built in 1812 by Captain Charles McDowell, Jr. in anticipation of his marriage the following year to his cousin, Anna McDowell of…
6. Waldensian Heritage Museum
From Business: Built in 1793 by Colonel John Carson, the Historic Carson House today is a privately owned history museum that is open to the public. This historic plantation…
From Business: Formally the original town school transformed in an Art CenterFormally the original town school transformed in an Art Center
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