ALAMANCE BATTLEGROUND STATE HISTORIC SITE u 5803 S. NC 62, Burlington, 336-227-4785, alamancebattleground.org
Fed up with taxes, dishonest sheriffs, and illegal fees imposed by the British Crown, a band of backcountry farmers decided to fight back. Known as the Regulators, they battled with Royal Governor William Tryon’s militia on May
16, 1771. A key feature of the site is the Allen House, a log cabin built in 1780. A grandfather clock and a Chippendale-style desk that belonged to the original owner of the cabin are still in the
house today. Free. Donations appreciated. ALAMANCE COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM 4777 S. NC 62, Burlington, 336-226-8254,
alamancemuseum.org Experience the world of textile pioneer Edwin
Michael Holt at this 19 th -century house museum. Period room settings and docent-hosted tours bring Holt’s work to life. The upper floor is home to rotating and temporary exhibits. Guided tour includes period outbuildings, summer
kitchen, family cemetery and outdoor gardens. Free. AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL ARTS & HISTORY CENTER 2381 Corporation Pkwy, Burlington, 336-343-2193, aacahcenter.org The center actively collects and preserves Alamance County’s African American history in many varied forms: cultural, architectural, artistic, familial, industrial, commercial, and generational. Individuals who’ve made a lasting impact on the county’s African American heritage are celebrated here.
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