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This year's Fourth of July holiday carried extra meaning for 20 people who became U.S. citizens at the Charlotte Museum of History in a special naturalization ceremony.
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A new exhibit at the Charlotte Museum of History shines a light on the story Rosenwald Schools, which were crucial to Black education in the South. The exhibit features photographs, and the museum is continuing its work of restoring a Rosenwald School in Charlotte, the Siloam School.
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The Charlotte Museum of History's new exhibit "Charlotte: Signs of Home" opens Oct. 16 and will feature iconic signs from Charlotte's history, including the JFG Coffee sign, The Penguin sign and Eastland Mall sign.
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The Charlotte Museum of History's annual Mad About Modern tour of midcentury modern homes is virtual again this year. But that format also presented a unique opportunity.
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It’s time to take a look at events on tap for the weekend in the Queen City. The Charlotte Museum of History is hosting its annual African American Heritage Festival, an outdoor jazz series kicks off, the Davidson Players have a comedy production this weekend only, and the Bechtler Ensemble will be at the Duke Mansion.
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To Cap African American Heritage Fest, Charlotte Museum Allows Visitors In For Siloam School ExhibitThe Charlotte Museum of History hasn't opened its doors to the general public since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. That's changing soon, but first, the museum will let guests inside during the final day of the African American Heritage Festival to see a new exhibit on the Siloam School.
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Memorial Day weekend has plenty of events where everyone can participate. The U.S. National Whitewater Center is hosting a full weekend of holiday events. The Charlotte Museum of History offers a rare opportunity for patrons to stroll the grounds and the South End Blooms Festival is in full bloom.
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As part of our series Rebuilding Charlotte, "Morning Edition" host Marshall Terry caught up with the Charlotte Museum of History's president and CEO, Adria Focht, to see how the museum is doing as it emerges from the coronavirus shutdown — and what it learned in the last year that will change the way it operates in the future.
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For six months, the arts world in Charlotte and beyond has placed everything on hold and waited. Waited for coronavirus infection numbers to decline,…
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Spring is typically the busiest time of year for the Charlotte Museum of History. That’s when school field trips come filing through the museum and…