Gibsonville Historical Museum
- Address: 219 E. Main Street / PO Box 283, Gibsonville, NC, 27249
- Phone: (336) 449-5678, (336) 656-3303
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About Us
Gibsonville, a town that straddles the Guilford County-Alamance County border, was incorporated in 1871. The museum features a permanent exhibit of artifacts and photographs related to early businesses and prominent residents. These include The Lahoma silent theatre (now Kimber's restaurant); the Overman Chair factory; the Gibsonville Drug Co.; Mrs. P.T. Burke, first secretary-treasurer of the North Carolilna PTA organization; and former Gibsonville Mayor Berry Davidson, who built Minneola Cotton Mill in 1886. Other exhibits include "Gibsonville Gold Mine" which covers 75+ years of mining operations in the area and the Gibsonville School, built in 1923.
Amenities
General
- Hours of Operation: 3rd Saturday of the month- 10am-1pm & By appointment. Please call to schedule.
General
- Admission: Free