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      Mint Hill Historical Society

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      Community Organizations, Cultural Centers, Museums

      7601 Matthews Mint Hill Road, Charlotte, NC 28227

      704-573-0726

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      Today: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
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      Mint Hill Historical Society mission is to bring together persons interested in the preservation of the history of the Town of Mint Hill. Twenty-one citizens signed the charter in 1985 with the purpose of preserving the history of the area. Visitors can see The Mint Hill Country Doctor's Museum and Carl J. McEwen Historic Village. Visitors can walk through the restored Country Doctor’s Office, the Ashcraft one room schoolhouse, the Ira V. Ferguson Country Store and the soon-to-be completed Gold Assay office where miners brought their ore to see if they had struck it rich.
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      Community Organizations, Cultural Centers, Museums
      Services/Products
      Tours of the Carl J. McEwen Historic Village are available by appointment, The Farmers Market is open from May to September
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      Carl J. McEwen Historic Village has Mint Hill Country Doctor's Museum, Ira V. Ferguson Country Store, Ashcraft One Room Schoolhouse, Surface Hill Gold Assay Office, Village Outbuildings with blacksmith shop, hen house, and meat curing building reflect the rural nature of early Mint Hill
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      http://www.minthillhistory.com

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