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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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Upcoming History Speaks

Fall Second Saturdays

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.

History Speaks Lecture Series presents:

Charles R. Ewen, Ph.D.

“Digging History in Eastern North Carolina:

New Discoveries from the Brunswick Site”

Thursday, September 12, 6:00-8:00 pm

Eastern Carolina Village & Farm Museum, Eagles School

(Next to the Pitt County Farmer’s Market)

4570 County Home Road, Greenville, NC

For more information: 252-355-6550 (Open to Public)

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The Village will be open regularly on the second Saturday