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Media Sale

The Museum is selling retired media including books, DVD, VHS cassettes and books on tape. The sale is held each Saturday from 10am-12noon at the Museum on East Center Ave.


New Website Coming
The Museum will be unveiling a whole new website format coming this spring. With the new format, we'll not only be able to update the site more often, but will also be more interactive. You will be able to post comments and share your histories with us!

Rotarians Donate Free Museum Makeover
Rotarians paint museum

Rich Hawkins, Colin Davis and Patrick Stutts hard at work painting the entrance area of the museum

We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the Tuesday Morning Mooresville Rotary Club for their community spirit of volunteerism. For several hot Thursday evenings in July, these men and women spent their time painting the interior of the Charles Mack building on East Center Avenue.
Loretta Fodrie
Loretta Fodrie, a new member of the museum, is hard at work sprucing up the building for our future displays.
Now we have a beautiful, clean space to display the many articles which we have collected. Thank you to Patrick Stutts, Rich Hawkins, Jimmy McLean, Colin Davis, Loretta Fodrie, Bill Young and Bill Morrow.

Oral Histories: Fred Brantley

Mr. Brantley describes each business lining Downtown Mooresville's streets in the 50's. See the clip and read more...


Historic Buildings and Places

Remember this building? See how many old buildings you can identify in the Mooresville Buildings Slideshow

Center Ave Community House

Mooresville, North Carolina: The Early Years

Mack, Ann, & Mitchell

The Mooresville Museum proudly presents the Reprinted Edition of Mooresville: The Early Years

Order your copy here!

 

 

 

   

 

 

contact info: PO Box 186 Mooresville NC 28115 The Mooresville Museum serves as the primary resource for matters of regional significance by illuminating our past, interpreting the present and envisioning the future.
 

site updated March 6, 2009