Plan A Visit

The Museum is open from 10am - 5pm Tuesday through Saturday






Changing Exhibits

Toy Time - Those Fabulous Folk Toys  December 8 - May 11, 2024 




Upcoming Events

Fri May 03 @ 8:00pm - 09:00pm
Historic Pilot Mountain Ghost Tours
Fri May 03 @ 8:00pm - 09:30pm
Historic Downtown Mount Airy Ghost Tours
Sat May 04 @11:00am - 02:00pm
Cinco de Mayo

Who We Are

 

Mount Airy Museum of Regional History

IMG_8201_-_Copy_606x640 Ours is an all American story - typical of how communities grew up all across our great nation. While our story takes place in the back country of northwestern North Carolina at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains, it is likely to bear many similarities to the development of crossroads, towns, and cities throughout America.

It had taken little more than 100 years for the corridors along the coastline of this still-new continent to overflow. As tensions grew and conflicts flared, the pioneer spirit set in. Families literally packed up everything they owned and headed into the unknown-searching for the "promised land."

Mission Statement:

The Purpose of the Mount Airy Museum of Regional History is to  Collect, Preserve and Interpret the Natural, Historic, and Artistic Heritage of the Region

                                                                      Adopted by the Board of Directors   October 9, 1995


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Mount Airy Museum Of Regional History

Stone To Story Places At State Competition

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The Jesse Franklin Pioneers chapter of the Tar Heel Junior Historians returned from the state convention victorious for the second year.
This year’s group finished in second place in middle school division video contest despite the fact that only three of the 12 members were actually in middle school. The rest were in elementary school students.

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Hospitality Academy Gets Grand Tour Of Museum

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Those working in the local hospitality industry were treated to a class Tuesday that helped educate them on all there is to do in Mount Airy.
The class, called “What’s there to do around here?” was sponsored by the Small Business Center of Surry Community College and yesterday was hosted by the staff of the Mount Airy Visitor’s Center.

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