Exterior view of the Levine Museum of the New South.

View of a changing exhibit gallery in the Levine Museum of the new South presently featuring a photograph exhibit on Native Americans of North Carolina.

Entrance to the permanent exhibit.

Many visitors were enjoying the exhibits when NC ECHO visited this museum.

Creative exhibit displays and text are a hallmark of the Levine Museum of the New South.

Exhibit on Frederick A. Clinton, an African American senator from Lancaster, SC, during reconstruction, featuring Clinton's desk.

An early 20th century Mecklenburg County ballot box.

A place in the middle of the permanent exhibit for visitor to record their thoughts and feelings about what they are seeing.

A wonderful exhibit recreating the look and feel of an early 20th century textile mill weave room work station.

The interior of a beautiful local African American church was reconstructed in the museum.