Museum of Appalachia

The Museum of Appalachia is a pioneer farm/village that tells the heart-rendering stories of everyday Appalachian folks and families through artifacts and the stories they left behind.

Exhibits

Roam our 65 picturesque acres!

A recreated Appalachian community—complete with:
— 35 log cabins
— Barns
— Farm Animals
— Churches
— Schools
— Gardens

Gift Shop & Restaurant

Over 250,000 Appalachian artifacts in 3 buildings, with vast collections of:
— Folk Art
— Musical Instruments
— Baskets & quilts
— Native American artifacts
— and much more!

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