Location

What you should know

Best time Plan your visit for Wednesday, Thursday, or Saturday between 10am-3pm when self-guided tours are available. The museum was closed on Fridays according to visitor reviews, so confirm hours before traveling.
Visitor tip Engage with the staff members on-site (like Adeline and Di mentioned in reviews) who excel at bringing the historical stories to life and can provide deeper context about the former students who became teachers, administrators, and business leaders.
Visitor tip Purchase the HJCS Cookbook ($18) as a meaningful take-home that supports the museum and connects you to the community's heritage. Mugs are also available for purchase.

Quick Facts

Type
History Museum
Focus
African American education and heritage in rural Currituck County
Hours
Wed, Thurs, Sat 10am-3pm
Recognition
Listed on National Register of Historic Places (2009)

What visitors say

I seen the sign and decided to stop however the museum was closed on Fridays.
This small, beautifully-restored building holds great historical significance for all Americans. It is a fascinating place to learn about the American educational system's treatment of African-Americans after abolition and up until the…
The ladies there were absolutely wonderful. Sweet Adeline and Di - made history come alive in this eye opening museum of our not so distant past. Great place to stop and gain some knowledge, also grab a cook book or mug!

From 68 Google reviews

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