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The North Carolina School for the Deaf Historical Museum is located in Morganton, and is a museum run by the Historic Rusmisell Museum Society. The museum contains yearbooks, scrapbooks, histories, photographs and other artifacts documenting the school and its community since its founding in 1894.

Website: North Carolina School for the Deaf Historical Museum
Location: Morganton NC
Distance: 1 hour from Asheville
Address: 517 West Fleming Drive, Morganton NC 28655
Telephone: 828-433-2971
Hours: Call for hours
Fees: None
Allow: 1 hour
Nearby: Old Burke Co. Courthouse Heritage Museum, Burke Arts Council Jailhouse Gallery,  Quaker Meadows Plantation, Senator Sam J. Erwin Jr. Museum
Directions: From Asheville take I-40 west to exit 103. Take Highway 64 toward Morganton and turn left at Burkemont Avenue. Turn right onto West Fleming Drive to the museum.