Malcolm Blue Farm
Museum
Why pick this one
Malcolm Blue Farm offers tours of an 1825 farmhouse and museum across 7.5 acres, with authentic 1800s furnishings and Civil War exhibits.
Best for
- learning about Sandhills rural life
- 19th-century farmhouse and pioneer history
- Scottish Highlander and Cape Fear settler history
- Civil War history focused on Monroe's Crossroads
- historic crafts, farming, and living-history programming
Look elsewhere if
- seeking a contemporary art museum
- seeking modern entertainment rather than historical exhibits
Specialties
- living history farm tours
- 19th-century farmhouse exhibits
- Scottish settler history
- Civil War history exhibits
- historic crafts and farmskills
Certifications
- Community Heritage Project certified by the Regional History Sites Program of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources
- National Register of Historic Places
- North Carolina Civil War Theme Trails
- National Civil War Trails
What makes them different
- 1825 farmhouse and museum situated on 7.5 acres
- Authentic furnishings depicting everyday life during the 1800s
- Farm complex includes a windmill, gristmill, water well, barns, and 100-year-old Darlington oaks
- Museum exhibits cover Scottish settlers, naval stores, lumbering, agriculture, the Aberdeen and Rockfish Railroad, and Monroe's Crossroads
- Hosts the Historical Crafts and Farmskills Festival and Christmas Open House
- Serves
- Aberdeen
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 1177 Bethesda Rd, Aberdeen, NC 28315
- Phone
- +19109447275
- Website
- http://www.townofaberdeen.net/pview.aspx?id=352...
Services
- museum tours
- historical education
- living history programming
- historical festivals
- Christmas open house