Museum Information
Plan Your Visit
The Museum is open to the public, weekdays 10-4 pm. Saturday and Sunday, 1-4 pm. Contributions accepted. For more information or to schedule group tours anytime during the week, call 704-633-5946.
For Directions
The Rowan Museum is located in the City of Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina.
Events in North Carolina
November: Autographs by Dennis Anderson
NOVEMBER 22, 2008. Poplar Branch, NC. Spend a Saturday afternoon touring the Diggers Dungeon and checking out the most popular monster truck in racing history. The Grave Digger with it awesome black and green paint job is a must visit for any monster truck fan. Add in the opportunity to get Dennis Anderson?s autograph and you have a day that you will not soon forget.
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November: The Dream Team of Comedy: Rickey Smiley, J. Anthony Brown, Lavar and Ced Delaney
NOVEMBER 29, 2008. Greensboro, NC. Rickey Smiley has been working the comedy circuit more than a decade ago and it has paid off. Establishing himself as a clean comic, his down home southern humor has made him a favorite in the top comedy venues across the country. Smiley made his mark in the feature film arena, appearing in Friday After Next.. Best known as host of the 2000 season of BET's ComicView, Rickey led the show to its highest jump in ratings in the show's ten-year history. ...
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November: Geology EELE
NOVEMBER 26, 2008. Kings Mountain, NC. You will explore the rock formations (including soils) and interpret the geological history of the park by using your observational skills. You will also learn how the plants and animals of the park depend on the geology, and you will discuss related environmental issues. Bring a bag lunch, and be prepared for indoor and outdoor activities. Space is limited to 20 participants, so please contact Glen George or Larry Hyde at the park for more information.
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November: History on Hooves
NOVEMBER 18, 2008. Corolla, NC. Learn the history as it relates to the wild horses that have called the Outer Banks home for centuries. Are they really direct descendents of the horses of Spain? How have they survived for 500 years? And most importantly, how much longer can they remain "wild and free"? Light lunch will be served.
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