May 6 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm This program is free and open to the public. Albion Tourgée (1838-1905) is a nationally important civil rights figure, a former Union solider who came to North Carolina after the Civil War to help realize the promise of democracy for the state’s newly emancipated Black population. Tourgée’s career … Continued
The Alliance for Historic Hillsborough is excited to present Slavery in North Carolina - A virtual Lecture Series with Freddie Parker happening May 2023. Join us virtually as Dr. Parker shines a light on the origins and development of slavery in North Carolina and explores the implementation of slavery in the state. Register Here: … Continued
The Alliance for Historic Hillsborough is excited to present Slavery in North Carolina - A virtual Lecture Series with Freddie Parker happening May 2023. Join us virtually as Dr. Parker shines a light on the origins and development of slavery in North Carolina and explores the implementation of slavery in the state. Register Here: … Continued
The Alliance for Historic Hillsborough is excited to present Slavery in North Carolina - A virtual Lecture Series with Freddie Parker happening May 2023. Join us virtually as Dr. Parker shines a light on the origins and development of slavery in North Carolina and explores the implementation of slavery in the state. Register Here: … Continued
Join Steve Peck and Reverend Alex Fischer for a presentation on the historical connections between enslavement, the Presbyterian Church, and Reverend Robert Burwell. The event will end with a Q&A plus refreshments!
REGISTER HERE!! September Topic from Teepa: The Many Types of Brain Changes AND Dementia! Guest Speaker: Kimi Jones, A New Vision for Long-Term Aging at Home Join us for our SAF Speaker Series with some refreshing non-alcoholic drinks and time and space for questions.
Original imported oil paintings of the Scottish Highlands in Saltire Gallerie, with local historian Scott Washington in true Outlander home built by James Hogg of Scotland 1794 http://Saltiregallerie.com James traveled from Scotland to Hillsborough in 1774, settling beside the hanging site of six Regulators. His home was occupied by Governor Tryon, and he later built … Continued
Take a journey through the history of North Carolina's female universities and institutes using a familiar vehicle - postage stamps! Harry Albert, officer of the North Carolina Postal History Society, will present and answer questions.
The Burwell School is proud to announce a two-part lecture series focusing on the narratives of enslaved persons, particularly featuring Elizabeth Keckly’s Behind the Scenes. Renowned scholars Dr. William Andrews and Dr. Sheila Smith McKoy will each headline a program designed to reflect on these important historical sources. You won’t want to miss the opportunity … Continued
This event at Ramblerill Farm is sponsored by the Town of Hillsborough as part of the 2024 Climate Challenge series of events supporting eco-friendly practices. Participants earn a stamp on their Climate Challenge passport for each event they attend. Those with the most stamps earn a prize at the Challenge celebration on April 21.