An 1820 townhouse preserved, not restored, with intact slave quarters.
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An 1808 Federal townhouse known for its free-flying spiral staircase.
A museum on the site of Gadsden's Wharf, where enslaved Africans arrived, with a Center for Family History.
Founded in 1773, America's first museum, covering Lowcountry history and natural history.
An art museum of American art with a Charleston view, in a 1905 Beaux-Arts building.

Colonial Charlestown Museum is a museum preserving and interpreting collections connected to Maryland history and culture in Charlestown, Cecil, Maryland.

A museum and library about evangelist Billy Graham, in a building shaped like a dairy barn.
A history museum at the 1774 Hezekiah Alexander House, the oldest home in Mecklenburg County.

Charlotte's main performing arts center, with the Belk Theater for Broadway and the symphony.
Charlotte's hands-on science center, with live demonstrations and an IMAX dome.
The hall of fame for stock car racing, with historic cars, simulators and the Glory Road.
A history museum of the South since the Civil War, told through Charlotte's story.
A museum of mid-20th-century modern art in a building by Mario Botta, with Niki de Saint Phalle's Firebird out front.
North Carolina's first art museum, in the rebuilt 1830s branch of the US Mint.
The Mint Museum's uptown building, with American art and the Craft + Design collection.
The Paramount Theater is a restored 1931 movie palace and performing-arts venue on Charlottesville's Downtown Mall.

The Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library at the University of Virginia holds rare books, manuscripts and archives.
