The CHAC Hangar/Museum is housed in the original hangar, built in 1937 for Charlotte's first municipal airport. The Hangar/Museum features hands-on aircraft restoration by CHAC volunteers.
Located on a beautiful 8 acre park-like setting, the Charlotte Museum of History has been called "the most entertaining one-stop, two-hour history lesson in the Piedmont." The museum offers a comprehensive look at life in the Charlotte region from the Revoultionary War times to the present. Four galleries lead visitors from the early settlement days to the first U.S. gold rush, to the dark days of slavery, the Civil War and the rise of textiles and banking. The museum includes changing exhibits and hands-on learning for children as well.
The largest science and technology museum in the Carolinas and one of the top ten museums in the country.
Will be open in early l996.
Public garden and bird sanctuary.
Located in The Mint served the region as the first branch of the U.S. Mint coining over $5 million in gold from l836 until l860.
Visual and performing arts center.