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The
Dry Ridge Historical Museum, housed in the Weaverville Public Library, documents the life of the
area’s first settlers dating back to 1787, especially residents of the Reems
Creek and Flat Creek Townships. The museum displays a collection of artifacts
that include furniture, tools, clothing, letters, ledgers, books, photographs,
and portraits.
Website:
Dry Ridge Historical Museum
Location:
Weaverville, NC
Distance: 30 minutes from downtown Asheville
Address: Weaverville Public Library, Lower Level, 41 N. Main St. Weaverville, NC
28787
Telephone: 828-250-6482
Hours: March-November: Saturdays only from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fees: None
Allow: 1 hour
Nearby:
Zebulon B. Vance
Birthplace
Directions: From I-240, take the Weaverville Exit 4A onto 19/23 North. Go seven
miles and take the New Stock Rd. Exit. Turn right off the ramp and left onto US
25/70 North. Make a left onto Main Street.
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