Harm's Way Storm Stories
Museum
Why pick this one
Harm's Way Storm Stories presents an eastern North Carolina hurricane archive spanning 1899 through 2019, with digital timelines and community accounts.
Best for
- researching eastern North Carolina hurricane history
- exploring community storm stories and recovery traditions
- viewing historical newspaper clippings, photographs, and storm reports
- contributing local storm-related archival materials
Look elsewhere if
- seeking live hurricane response or emergency services
- looking for a general museum unrelated to coastal storms and community resilience
Specialties
- hurricane history exhibitions
- digital storm timeline archive
- community storm-story collection
What makes them different
- Digital timeline covering eastern North Carolina storms from 1899 through 2019
- Archive includes newspaper clippings, photography, personal accounts, publications, and reports
- Located at Core Sound Waterfowl Museum & Heritage Center in Harkers Island
- Joint project with Long Island Traditions comparing storm responses in North Carolina and Long Island
- Accepts community-submitted clippings, photographs, home video, and material artifacts
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 1785 Island Rd, Harkers Island, NC 28531-9670
- Phone
- +12527281500
- Website
- http://www.harmswaystormstories.com/
- museum@coresound.com
Services
- museum exhibition
- digital historical archive
- community history documentation