Halifax State Historic Site offers free admission, restored buildings, and tours featuring the 1838 Jail, 1790 Eagle Tavern, and Underground Railroad Trail.
Visitors interested in the Halifax Resolves and North Carolina’s Revolutionary-era history
Visitors seeking access to restored historic buildings
Visitors interested in the 1838 Jail, 1790 Eagle Tavern, or Underground Railroad Trail
Does Halifax State Historic Site charge admission?
No. Admission is free.
What historic sites can I see at Halifax State Historic Site?
Self-guided access includes the 1838 Jail and 1790 Eagle Tavern. The site also preserves the location where the Halifax Resolves were adopted in April 1776.
Are there guided tours and living-history demonstrations?
Yes. The site offers guided tours, costumed historical interpretation, and craft demonstrations; most Saturdays feature living-history activities.
Is Halifax State Historic Site open on Sundays?
Regular hours are Tuesday through Saturday, so visitors should not assume regular Sunday access.