Cultural Trail Listings
| Actors Theatre of Charlotte 650 E Stonewall Street Charlotte, NC www.actorstheatrecharlotte.org 704-342-2251 Founded in 1989, Actor’s Theatre of Charlotte is the region’s only professional theatre company solely dedicated to presenting plays for mature audiences. |
| American Military Museum 109 W. Second Street Gastonia, NC 704-866-6068 An authentic collage of military and related memorabilia from past wars and periods including uniforms and weapons, model ships, and vehicles. *By appointment |
| Andrew Jackson State Park 196 Andrew Jackson Park Road Lancaster, SC www.southcaroinaparks.com 803-285-3344 Jackson’s birth site, a 360-acre state park featuring a museum and one-room 18th century schoolhouse, fishing lake, campground, nature trails and more. |
| Anson County Historical Society 206 East Wade St. Wadesboro, NC www.ansonhistoricalsociety.org 704-694-6694 Museum of Early America, Ashe-Covington Medical Museum, Boggan Hammond House and The Alexander-Little Wing Museums. |
| Artisans Center at Lancaster 119 South Main Street Lancaster, SC www.artisanscenter.org 803-804-3659 Dance, play, create. Come see artists at work. Center exhibits a variety of artisans works and workshops in music, dance, theater, language arts and visual arts. |
| ASC Public Art Walking Tour 227 West Trade Street, Suite 250 Charlotte, NC www.artsandscience.org 704-333-2272 This self-guided walking tour reveals Charlotte’s unique culture, diverse communities, rich history and civic pride. |
Bechtler Museum |
| Belmont Abbey College 100 Belmont-Mt. Holly Road Belmont, NC www.belmontabbeycollege.edu 704-461-6665 Completed in 1893; Was once the only abbey cathedral in America; Monastery; Liberal Arts College; National Register of Historic Places |
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| Bob Doster’s Backstreet Studio, Gallery and Garden 217 East Gay St. Lancaster, SC www.bobdoster.com 803-285-9190 Internationally renowned artist invites visitors to his working studio, outdoor botanical and sculpture garden and art gallery, featuring the work of many local artists. |
The Billy Graham Library