The Historic First Presbyterian Church Cemetery next to the museum contains the graves of many prominent early residents of Greensboro, including Governor John Motley Morehead. Drop in anytime during the above hours […]

The Historic First Presbyterian Church Cemetery next to the museum contains the graves of many prominent early residents of Greensboro, including Governor John Motley Morehead. Drop in anytime during the above hours […]

Accepting nominations through September 20 The Greensboro History Museum, Inc. invites nominations of an individual or organization for the 2022 Voices of a City Award, an honor recognizing significant and […]

Accepting nominations through September 20 The Greensboro History Museum, Inc. invites nominations of an individual or organization for the 2022 Voices of a City Award, an honor recognizing significant and […]

Join McGirt-Horton Library for a presentation by Dr. Deborah Barnes and learn about her work on the history of lynching narratives in the United States. The 1893 lynching of Henry […]

Bring your little lions to the museum for some back to school history fun for kids and their families. Stop by the tables in the lobby for history crafts and […]

Celebrate Women's Equality Day with an in-person History Lunch Break at the Greensboro History Museum. Join us for a conversation about North Carolina suffrage stories from the exhibition NC Democracy: […]

Drop by the museum  for Trauma in the Civil War’s Final Campaign with Author Ernest A. Dollar Jr.! Dollar, the Director of the City of Raleigh Museum, talks about his […]

For more than a decade the New Arrivals Institute has been providing immigrants and refugees with language and job training. We'll talk with NAI Executive Director Leilani Roughton about the […]

McGirt-Horton Branch Library and the Greensboro History Museum are excited to welcome Dr. Virginia Summey for a presentation and conversation about her new book The Life of Elreta Melton Alexander: Activism […]