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CURRENT HISTORY CENTER EXHIBIT: Working 9 to 5: Making a Living in Stanly County


 

If These Graves Could Speak .... Stories of Notable Residents of the Pee Dee Cemetery - Sunday, October 16, 2022 at 2pm

The event is open to the public and free! 
Click on the EVENT REGISTRATION tab above to sign up to attend!

 

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Stanly County America250 Partners

  • Locust Parks & Rec
  • Stanly County Arts Council
  • Stanly County Chorale
  • Stanly County Concert Band
  • Stanly County Historical Society
  • Presenting Sponsor- Uwharrie Bank

Click on the flyer for info about the next America250 event

Click on the flyer for info about the next America250 event

GIFT SHOP - ITEMS FOR SALE

GIFT SHOP - ITEMS FOR SALE
CLICK ON THE BOOKSTORE TAB AT THE TOP FOR MORE INFORMATION

Stanly County History Center

Stanly County History Center
The Stanly County Museum and the Heritage Room, formerly at the Stanly County Library, are both now located in the Stanly County History Center at 157 North Second Street in downtown Albemarle.

Preserving the Past for the Future

Preserving the Past for the Future

HISTORICSTANLY.COM WEBMASTER: Lewis P. Bramlett

Historic Walking Tour

Historic Walking Tour
Click on the Walking Tour tab at the top of the page or scan the QR code to view the tour on your mobile device.

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