3 Best Landmarks in Fayetteville, NC

HERITAGE SQUARE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Since 1797

Landmark, Historic Preservation, Architecture Buildings, Historical Building, Observation Deck, Collections, Exhibitions, Events, Historical Places, Cultural Activities, Facility Rentals, Library, Summer Camps, Guided Tours, Weddings, Private Occasions, Field Trips, Holiday Historic House Tour & Gift Shops

It includes the Sandford House, the Oval Ballroom and the Baker-Haigh-Nimocks House - In 1947, with a membership of over five hundred it rejoined the Federation as second largest Woman’s Club in North Carolina

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heritagesquarefay.org

(910) 483-6009

Mon - Fri 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sat & Sun Closed

Had my daughter's wedding here! It was absolutely beautiful! They exchange their vows at the steps of the Ballroom! She said it was the wedding of her dreams! Elaine and the other ladies were extremely helpful in the kitchen and with all the food organization! I highly recommend this venue for weddings, or birthday parties, or...anything event really - Mesmerizing!!!

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Beautiful historical home surrounded by a lovely environment! Fabulous ladies that keep this place running !

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MARKET HOUSE MUSEUM

At Hay Gillespie Person & Green Streets, Fayetteville, NC 28301

Since 1832

Museum, House, Observation Tower, Gift Shop, Special Events, Wedding, Reception, Private Party, Corporate Events, Field Trip, Meeting Space and Facilities, Guided Tours, Groups, Educational Programs, Scouting, Overnights, Rental Facility, Landmarks, Architecture Buildings, Birthday Party, Conservation, Classrooms, Research & Workshops

It is a two-story brick building, with an open arcaded ground floor and a large meeting space on the second floor - The Market House Museum is located on the second floor and features rotating monthly, special-emphasis Market House exhibits

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(910) 433-1457

(800) 847-4862

Call for Hours

We had the opportunity to tour the inside meeting room of the Market House on a tour with the Lafayette Historical Society. The tour was more about the Lafayette's visit to the city named for him, the only city in the Unites States named for him that holds that honor. Lafayette happened to visit local leaders at the Market House, as it was used for such purposes during that time period. Highly recommend both the tour with the Lafayette Historical Society, as well as a visit at the Market House, and the museum now inside the meeting room when it is open.

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This historical spot was located in the middle of town square. What a fascinating reminder of where we have been and where we still need to go. The interior of the site offered a great shady spot and I really appreciated the bits of history that were captured on the plaques. There are lots of cute cafes and shop along the walk from the train station to the site . So we really enjoyed our quick visit.

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THE FAYETTEVILLE AREA TRANSPORTATION AND LOCAL HISTORY MUSEUM

325 Franklin Street, Fayetteville, NC 28301

Since 1890

History Museum, Transportation and Local History, Historical Places, Government Buildings, Programs and Exhibits, Events, Wedding Ceremonies, Receptions, Galas, Fundraisers, Meetings, Caterer, Event Sponsor, Observation Deck, Corporate, Buildings, Gift Shop, Group Visits, Architectural Buildings, Reception & Dinner Party

Free Admission - The museum offers two floors of engaging artifact-filled exhibits - The rich history of their area is told from pre-history through the early 20th century

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(910) 433-1457

(910) 433-1458

Tue - Sat 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sun & Mon Closed

This museum is chock full of history. There was a lot of information about the Marquis de Lafayette, which I found particularly interesting. There were a lot of quality pieces throughout the museum. Everything from the American Revolution to World War II. It was also nice to see photos from what Fayetteville used to look like.

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One of the best free museums around. This museum has a great variety of Fayetteville history that doesn't focus completely around Fort Bragg. The staff is amazing and extremely knowledgeable. They also host a variety of tours throughout the year. Also every Saturday they hold a market with lots of local farmers and vendors. Unlike other farmers markets, this one is open year round.

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The Best Landmarks in Fayetteville

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HERITAGE SQUARE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

MARKET HOUSE MUSEUM

THE FAYETTEVILLE AREA TRANSPORTATION AND LOCAL HISTORY MUSEUM