April 16, 2020
Historic landmarks in Mecklenburg County are getting attention through WSOC-TV’s online feature “highlighting places that take you back in time.” The series will run for several weeks and has started with the Davis General Store and McGlohon Theater.
For more: “Charlotte’s historical hidden gems: Davis General Store” and “Charlotte’s historical hidden gems: McGlohon Theater”
April 15, 2020
The North Carolina Museum of History has exhibit tours, videos on demand, at-home learning packets, and more resources available to explore digitally on its website.
For the full list of resources, see the Museum’s website here: History at Home!
April 14, 2020
Forbes recently gathered a list of virtual tours of historic homes, and as many are currently spending more time at home, “this is a great time to see some of the places you have been meaning to visit, or would like to tour again.”
For more: “Historic Homes You Can Visit Virtually If You’re Stuck Inside”
April 13, 2020
Historic properties face many threats as years pass. One increasing threat for historic properties located near waterways is the rise of sea levels. The article below from Architectural Record details how preservationists are handling the issue of sea-level rise and how the world of historic preservation must continue to adapt in order to save properties from encroaching water.
For more: “Rising Seas Threaten Historic Houses”
April 6, 2020
Historic Latta Plantation is providing content for those who find themselves currently continuing their education outside of the classroom. The Latta Learning series consists of a variety of short videos that explain life at the Plantation.
To view the series: Historic Latta Plantation Latta Learning