Moore County Historical Association, Southern Pines

About Moore County Historical Association

The Moore County Historical Association operates multiple house museums and historic sites throughout Southern Pines that tell the story of everyday life during the American Revolution. Visitors tour the Bryant House, Garner House, McLendon Cabin, Sanders Cabin, Shaw House, and a Tobacco Barn, each offering glimpses into how residents lived during turbulent times. The association also maintains a Corn Crib and preserves several cemeteries including Kenneth Black Cemetery, Mechanic's Hill Cemetery, and Old Scotch Graveyard. A book and gift shop offers historical resources and materials about the region. The Shaw House is available to rent for events. History enthusiasts and those interested in colonial-era domestic architecture and rural life will find detailed exhibits across these properties. The association welcomes volunteers and maintains archives for researchers. Southern Pines, North Carolina serves as home to this collection of preserved buildings and grounds.