James Bryant House & McLendon Cabin presents two historic properties near Carthage, open on second and fourth Sundays from 2–4 pm June through October.
visiting historic homes and a cabin in the Carthage area
learning about Moore County history through preserved buildings and furnishings
scheduled Sunday afternoon historical outings from June through October
When can I visit James Bryant House & McLendon Cabin?
Visits are scheduled on the second and fourth Sundays from 2:00 to 4:00 pm, June through October.
What is included at James Bryant House & McLendon Cabin?
The site includes both the James Bryant House and McLendon Cabin, with preserved buildings and furnishings documenting Moore County history.
Is House-in-the-Horseshoe open for visitors?
The site is temporarily closed while construction on a new visitor center is underway.
What historical events are associated with House-in-the-Horseshoe?
The ca. 1770 plantation house was involved in a 1781 American Revolution attack led by British loyalist David Fanning and later belonged to four-term North Carolina governor Benjamin Williams.