Randolph

Randolph County Public Library
Randolph Room
The Randolph Room is located on the first floor of the Asheboro Public Library, and includes a collection of manuscripts and papers, published material, maps, photographs, and ephemera fundamental to the study of genealogy and local history for Randolph County. The collection is non-circulating because of the subjects and types of material it contains; however, patrons are welcome to visit and use materials in-house. Resources are available in many formats including print, microfilm, and computer media. Also of interest is a large collection of bird sculptures by local artist Clarence Lewallen and the original Civil War flag of the Randolph Hornets.

American Classic Motorcycle Company and Museum of Harley-Davidson Motorcycles
The American Classic Motorcycle Museum exhibits one of the largest collections of privately-owned Harley-Davidsons in the country. The entire second floor of the American Classic Motorcycle Company displays vintage bikes, artifacts, advertising and memorabilia, and a complete dealership as it existed circa 1949. The collection includes such rare motorcycles as a 1936 Knucklehead "Flying Cloud," a 1971 FLH Dresser "All-American Edition," and many more.

North Carolina Aviation Museum and Hall of Fame
The North Carolina Aviation Museum began as a dream of local Asheboro businessman Jim Peddycord who had an interest in flying and the collection of old military aircraft. In 1994, Peddycord started the Foundation for Aircraft Conservation, which ultimately became the North Carolina Aviation Museum. The museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to the history and preservation of the wonderful world of flight. The facility houses more than a dozen authentically restored (and in many cases working) airplanes dating from before World War II through the Vietnam era. The NCAM also has a large collection of authentic military uniforms, medals, and memorabilia housed in two hangers and on display for public viewing.

Trinity Historic Preservation Society
Trinity Historic House Museum - Dr. Thomas Winslow House
The Trinity Historic House Museum is located in the former home of Trinity physician Dr. Thomas Winslow. The house, built in 1866, was established as a local history museum in 1998. The museum seeks to bring together persons interested in the history of the city of Trinity and the surrounding area, to discover, collect and preserve local historical artifacts, images, and documents, to preserve local buildings, monuments, and historic sites, to encourage appropriate recognition of such places, to catalog or index material that will aid the public in identifying and learning about all of the above.

Richard Petty Museum
The Richard Petty Museum displays more than fourteen historic Petty race cars, numerous awards, photos, personal collections, memorabilia, and much more. Exhibits celebrate the life and career of 7-time Winston-Cup Series champion, the King of Racing, Richard Petty, a native of Level Cross, NC. The facility also features a mini-theater documentary and gift shop.

North Randolph Historical Society
St. Paul Museum

North Carolina Pottery Center
The North Carolina Pottery Center opened to the public in 1998 to promote public awareness and appreciation of the history, heritage, and ongoing tradition of pottery-making in North Carolina through educational programs, public services, collection and preservation. The 6000 sq. ft museum is home to a permanent colleciton of historical and contemporary North Carolina pottery dating from the early 18th Century to present, temporary exhibitions, and examples of Seagrove area potters. Guided tours, demonstrations, special programs, classes, and workshops are available in addition to self-guided visits.

Randolph Arts Guild
W. H. Moring, Jr., Center
Randolph Arts Guild is a multi-action, multicultural nonprofit organization dedicated to providing the citizens of Randolph County with the means to express themselves through the visual, literary, and performing arts.