Banner House Museum

Banner Elk, North Carolina

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Banner House Museum

Banner House Museum, as a special section of Banner Elk Heritage Foundation, allows guests to visit life in 19th century Banner Elk. As the original home of one of Banner Elk's original settlers, Samuel Henry Banner, the Museum has recreated the history, culture, and development of the community and surrounding areas.

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address7990 Hickory Nut Gap Road, Banner Elk, NC
moreInfoOpen from June 7th to Septmber 20th
phone+1 828 898 3634
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