Library and Laboratory Building-Henderson Institute

About Library and Laboratory Building-Henderson Institute

The Henderson Institute Historical Museum occupies a two-story building in Henderson, North Carolina, and preserves the history of Henderson Institute, a historically significant educational institution. Visitors tour exhibits documenting the Institute's legacy and explore artifacts related to the school's past. The museum serves the local community and Henderson Institute alumni, attracting school groups, church groups, and families. The building has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1995, bringing national recognition to its architectural and historical importance. Last year, over one hundred guests visited the museum, including students, educators, parents, and parishioners from across the country. The Robert Bogan National Scholarship Committee operates through the museum, providing information about scholarship opportunities for college-bound students in Vance County. Tours accommodate individual visitors and organized groups. The museum welcomes the public and welcomes donations to support its operations and preservation efforts.