1857 Old Courthouse 202 N Main St. Salisbury
This 1850s county courthouse survived Stoneman's Raid and served Rowan until the early 20th century. Our rotating exhibits cover a wide range of Rowan County history from its beginning to present day.
Old Stone House 770 Stone House Rd. Salisbury
Michael Braun, an 18th century German immigrant, used his newfound prosperity to create a large Piedmont plantation by 1766.
Utzman Chambers House 116 South Jackson Street Salisbury
This 1819 Federal townhouse was built by Jacob Stirewalt, master builder of the period. It reflects the lifestyle of the more affluent citizens of the early 1880's with its unique curved staircase and exquisite interior moldings and details.
Setzer School 1636 Parkview Cir Salisbury
The Setzer School in Rowan County offers a window into public school history in North Carolina. The one-room log structure was one of the early common schools that grew out of state public school legislation after 1839.
China Grove Roller Mill 308 North Main St. China Grove
Local entrepreneurs built this Roller Mill in 1903 to mechanize grain grinding. It was in operation until the 1990s. Discover the industrialization that forever changed agriculture and Rowan County.