Alston House Association
Public And Government Association
Why pick this one
Alston House Association supports House in the Horseshoe State Historic Site, a 1772 Revolutionary War property with free admission and historical events.
Best for
- Learning about Revolutionary War history in North Carolina
- Visiting an eighteenth-century historic house
- Attending historical interpretation and educational events
- Supporting preservation projects such as paint analysis and research library updates
- Attending the annual battle reenactment
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- Seeking emergency home repair services
- Seeking commercial construction or property maintenance
- Seeking a general-purpose event venue
Specialties
- Revolutionary War historical interpretation
- historic-site preservation fundraising
- educational event funding
- research library updates
- paint analysis for the Alston House
What makes them different
- Supports House in the Horseshoe State Historic Site
- The Alston House was built in 1772 and contains more than thirty Revolutionary War bullet holes
- Admission to the site is free, while guided tours are ticketed
- Hosts an annual Tory and Whig skirmish battle reenactment
- Offers membership benefits including member-only events, early ticket access, and a quarterly newsletter
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 288 Alston House Rd, Colon, NC 27330-8712
- Phone
- 19109472051
- Website
- https://www.alstonhouse.org/contact
- alstonhouseassociation@gmail.com
Services
- historic preservation support
- interpretive programming support
- educational events
- membership programs
- historic-site events