Frisco Native American Museum & Natural History Center — Explore Native American Heritage and Natural History

About

A nationally recognized collection of Native American artifacts, exhibits, and natural history displays is housed at the museum. Its native art galleries share information about Native Americans throughout the United States and present artifacts connected to the first inhabitants of Hatteras Island.

The museum is designated as a North Carolina Environmental Education Center and a Historic Albemarle Tour site. Visitors can also explore several acres of nature trails that pass through a lush maritime forest.

Contact

Address: 53536 NC Hwy. 12 Frisco, NC 27936
Email: fnambmmiller@gmail.com
Phone: 252-995-4440

Amenities

Attractions

• Native American artifacts and art
• Natural history displays
• Nature trails through a maritime forest

General

• Open (hour): 10:30 am
• Close (hour): 5:00 pm
• Work w/Motorcoach Groups in Senior/Student Markets
• Handicapped Accessible

Visitor Reviews

The source page includes reviews from visitors identified as Kathy D., Rohini G., and Nathan B. Their comments describe finding the museum during rainy OBX vacation days, encountering a rich and informative collection, learning about history and art, seeing excellent artifacts accompanied by descriptions and historical context, and receiving a friendly welcome from staff.