St Paul Museum, Randleman

About St Paul Museum

St. Paul Museum preserves the history of northern Randolph County through exhibits and archival materials housed in the restored St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church. Visitors explore artifacts and physical objects connected to the county's past while examining the church's interior, which features painted walls with designs of draperies, columns, the Ten Commandments, and the Lord's Prayer created by artist Jule Gilmer Körner. The museum hosts monthly programs featuring presentations on local history topics including Revolutionary War figures like Captain William Clark and David Fanning, the restoration work of architectural conservator Andrew Compton, and stories of notable county residents. A gift shop is available on-site. The museum is located in Randleman, North Carolina, and operates for scheduled programs and special events throughout the year.