Thank you to everyone for making Stanly County's 175th anniversary celebration presentations and events such a wonderful success. We had a fantastic year and look forward to 2017!
EXCITING NEWS! THE MUSEUM IS MOVING!
Officials of Stanly County and The City of Albemarle signed an agreement in which the current Stanly County Museum property is transferred to the City and the City Hall Annex on Second Street is transferred to the County. It is anticipated that renovations to the annex will be completed in time for the Museum and the Heritage Room of the Library to move in by April 2017.
Then, yesterday evening the City and Pfeiffer University signed an agreement in which the Museum property is transferred to Pfeiffer.
Pfeiffer will erect a 3-4 story building to house two new graduate level academic programs -Physicians Assistant and a master's degree in Occupational Therapy. In a few years 200 graduate students will be living in and attending classes in downtown Albemarle. Construction is expected to begin shortly after the old Museum building is razed circa April 2017.
We are excited that the City of Albemarle, Stanly County, and Pfeiffer University all joined hands to make this possible.
Historical Presentation of Meadow Creek Primitive Baptist Church - November 20, 2016
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Old Fashion Day at Morrow Mountain State Park - November 6, 2016
To
celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the NC State Park system, Morrow Mountain
State Park held their annual Old Fashion Day on Sunday November 6, 2016.
The event drew a crowd of approximately 7,800 attendees. Michael A.
Murphy, Director NC Division of Parks and Recreation was present for the event.
Ken
Ringler, President of Stanly County Historical Society
with
Joyce Lambert, Kron historian
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Megan
Sullivan, Manager of Stanly County Museum
shares
artifacts from the Stanly County Museum's collection
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Dr.
Kron's medical office and a buggy like what Dr. Kron may have used
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Panning for Gold!
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Displays drew a crowd.
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Pictures courtesy of Richard Cosgrove, Roger Eudy, & John
Young
"Stanfield Through the Years" at the Stanfield Fall Festival - Saturday, October 22, 2016
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"Next Stop...Misenheimer!" - Sunday, September 18, 2016
"The Early Days... Bilesville & New London" - Sunday, August 28, 2016
Between the Rivers: A Review of Pre-20th Century History - Center & Tyson Townships - Sunday July 17, 24 and 31, 2016
Click on the names below to see videos of each of these events:
The Whitley Mill of Stanly County - Saturday, June 4, 2016
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Morrow Mountain Event - Saturday, May 14, 2016
175th sign
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Friends of Morrow Mountain welcome visitors |
Visitors reading about the Krons
prior to visiting the home site
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Joyce Lambert, Kron historian, sharing information about the Kron family |
Ken Ringler,
Historical Society President, talks with visitors about the grounds of the Kron
property
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Local doctor and his colleague visit Dr. Kron’s medical office |
Ranger Jason Murvine with backdrop showing animals that were prevalent during different periods of history |
Ranger Jason Murvine explaining how to make & use a bow |
Hikers gathering at boat landing near the location of the Kirk/Lowder ferry |
Jeff Michael (hike leader) and John Young (organizer of the Morrow Mountain 175th event) |
Jeff Michael leads hikers on the trail near the old Salisbury to Fayetteville Market Road |
Kathy Trotter takes hikers to see the remains of an old home site |
Photos courtesy of John Young, Rich Cosgrove and Ken Ringler
Morrow Mountain - May 14, 2016 {SLIDESHOW}
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Hawthone Garden Club works on Snuggs House gardens - May 12, 2016
Stanly County Historical Society Annual Members Dinner - April 21, 2016
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