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| The History Center |
The school's fascinating background is captured in our History Center, where you'll find interesting examples of 20th-century Appalachia on display. Visual art, fine and folk craft, music, historic film footage, photographs and written textual panels give you a strong sense of how our today is defined by our past. From the old bench where the world-famous Brasstown Carvers began, to the original photographs of world-renowned photographer Doris Ulmann, you'll discover the rich heritage that has made the Folk School a historical landmark. The Folk School was named a Historic District with the National Register of Historic Places on August 22, 1983.
Read more about our unique history.
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Hours
Beginning in summer 2021, the History Center will be open with a maximum capacity of 6 visitors at a time. Visitors are encouraged to use the sanitization station inside the entrance and avoid touching any objects or surfaces during their visit.
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Admission
Free
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Location
Keith House driveway. Campus Map
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