"Come to the Eastern Carolina Village & Farm Museum!"

THE MISSION OF THE EASTERN CAROLINA VILLAGE & FARM MUSEUM 1840 - 1940 IS TO PRESERVE AND INTERPRET ARCHITECTURAL AND AGRICULTURAL LIFE IN PITT COUNTY AND EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA FROM 1840 - 1940.

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1915 Hamilton Steam Engine

Farm Water Tower

The Log Tobacco Barn

is a large steam engine which provided energy to operate numerous farm functions.

came from the boyhood home of Les Turnage, one of our founders.

built in the 1890’s, was moved from the David T. House farm near Flat Swamp Church in Pitt County. This barn has one single furnace with flues around the inside.

Here at the Eastern Carolina Village and Farm Museum, our interpretation of farm life between 1840 and 1940 focuses on the realities of the hard lives endured by many trying to make a living in the rural countryside. We need YOUR HELP to tell this story well. Please visit our gofundme page and donate!

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We had about 50 people attend out recent "History Speaks" talk by Kimberly Kenyon! History Speaks is held  at the Eastern Carolina Village and Farm Museum in Greenville, NC.  Kimberly Kenyon is a conservator of the QUEEN ANNE’S REVENGE, Blackbeard’s flagship.  The Revenge and her artifacts are being conserved and preserved in the Maritime Conservation Laboratory based at East Carolina University.  

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