The mission of this city museum is to recognize present-day Raleigh by understanding its past, through the collection and preservation of objects and materials relevant to the city's history and culture.

The story of those African-Americans who have contributed to the prosperity of North Carolina and America.

Nineteenth-century farmstead tells the story of America's agricultural and rural heritage, featuring a 19th-century farmhouse, history interpretive center, Cotton Museum and a 170-acre pecan grove.

Bennett Place is a small state historic site located in the suburbs of North Carolina's Triangle.  The site includes a small visitor's center, the farmhouse and outbuildings of the type used by...

Built as the first building in the U.S. to house a state general assembly.

A place for family fun with miniature golf, a go-kart track, arcade, batting cages and laser tag arena.

Flea market open weekends at the fairgrounds.

A major historic attraction for visitors, which served as headquarters for General Johnston in 1865.

A Civil War battlefield that has remained nearly untouched since the war.

A Civil War battlefield that has remained nearly untouched since the war.

Built in 1949, this is an outdoor shopping center with a 656,000-square-foot area.