ATTRACTIONS
Amusements
Bill Davis Racing
300 Old Thomasville Road • High Point, NC 27260
336-887-2222
The home of the 2002 Daytona 500 Champions, this hi-tech facility is a must see for NASCAR fans and you can actually walk through the building and see new cars in development. more... mapMaize Adventure
1615 Kersey Valley Road • High Point, NC 27260
336-431-1700
Enjoy an educational outdoor experience at this ten acre cornfield maze that is filled with miles of twisting, turning pathways. Picnic areas are on site and catered lunches are available. more... mapMillis Regional Health Education Center
600 North Elm Street • High Point, NC 27260
336-878-6713
A very unique interactive health education center where you can ride a bike with Mr. Bones, the bicycling skeleton, or measure your height against a life-size Michael Jordan. You can also get health tips from TAM, a talking, transparent mannequin, as well as enjoy many more educational and informative hands-on exhibits. more... mapWorld's Largest Chest of Drawers
508 North Hamilton Street • High Point, NC 27260
336-884-5255, 800-720-5255
Known as the Bureau of Information in 1926, this beautifully restored 19th century dresser stands 32 feet high and was originally built to call attention to High Point as the "Home Furniture Capital of the World." more... map
Historic Homes & Buildings
Mendenhall Plantation (circa 1811)
603 West Main Street • Jamestown, NC 27282
336-454-3819
An interpretive center of the "Other South," Mendenhall Plantation is a Quaker built plantation that was home to abolitionists who were involved in and supported the movement before the Civil War. A false bottomed wagon used to transport slaves during the days of the Underground Railroad is on display. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. more... mapMuseum of Old Domestic Life (circa 1858)
555 East Springfield Road • High Point, NC 27261
336-882-3054
Located in a historic Quaker meeting house, this museum is filled with the everyday items necessary to 19th century rural life in a Quaker community. Displays for cloth making, shoemaking, cooking, and farming are on site, as well as artifacts from typical Colonial Quaker homesteads. Tours are available by appointment only. map
Historic Sites & Monuments
McCulloch Gold Mill (circa 1832)
6328 Kivett Loop • High Point, NC 27282
Jamestown
336-887-2206
Registered as a State and Local Historic Site, this unique North Carolina treasure offers informative and fun historic tours of the mill plus offers a visit to the Jamestown Rock Quarry. more...
Libraries & Research Centers
Bernice Bienenstock Furniture Library
1009 North Main Street • High Point, NC 27260
336-883-4011
Established in 1970, this library houses the largest collection of books in the world on the history of furniture and is nationally recognized as a center for research on furniture, furniture design, decorating, and architecture. Special tours are available by appointment. more... mapHigh Point Public Library
901 North Main Street • High Point, NC 27260
336-883-3660
Full public library that contains a rich collection of nearly 400,000 books, music recordings, videotapes, audiobooks, periodicals, and newspapers plus features a large genealogy department. more... map
Museums & Galleries
Doll & Miniature Museum of High Point.
101 West Green Drive • High Point, NC 27261
336-885-3655
One of the largest doll museums in the South, this museum contains over 2,200 dolls, dollhouses, costumes, miniature displays, and unusual artifacts, as well as special exhibits including over 115 Shirley Temple dolls, a nativity scene with 50 rare creche dolls, 17 African-American Personality dolls, and other rotating doll and miniature exhibits. mapHigh Point Museum & Historical Park
1859 East Lexington Avenue • High Point, NC 27262
336-885-1859
Explore the history of High Point at this museum that exhibits the development of the town from a small Quaker village, through the establishment of the furniture and textile industries, and to a technology-based international business center. You can also step back in time with costumed guides to tour the many historical buildings on site. more... mapRosetta C. Baldwin African American Museum
1408 R.C. Baldwin Avenue • High Point, NC 27260
336-253-1797
Honoring the Legacy of Rosetta C. Baldwin and other African Americans that made a contribution to the development of High Point is the mission of the Rosetta C. Baldwin African American Museum. mapRosetta C. Baldwin Museum
1408 R.C. Baldwin Avenue • High Point, NC 27261
336-256-1797
An historical museum dedicated to honoring the life of Miss Baldwin, her family, and other African Americans who helped develop the High Point community. Open Tuesday and Thursday from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. mapSechrest Gallery
833 Montlieu Avenue • High Point, NC 27262
Located in Hayworth Fine Arts Center
336-841-9000
Located on the campus of High Point University, Sechrest Gallery houses permanent collections of 18th and 19th century British art as well as rotating exhibits. mapTheatre Art Galleries
220 East Commerce Avenue • High Point, NC 27260
336-887-2137
Featuring three separate galleries that house changing exhibits from regional artists, this art facility also offers a gallery lecture series, as well as art classes for both adults and children. more... map
Parks, Gardens & Zoos
Allen Jay Park
1073 East Springfield Road • High Point, NC 27263
336-883-3469
This 21.5 acre park has three ball fields, a playground, tennis courts, a basketball court, picnic shelter and a recreation center. mapGibson Park
5207 West Wndover Avenue • High Point, NC 27265
336-454-0259
A 200 acre park with two ball fields, three shelters, and eight miles of nature trails. mapHigh Point City Lake Park
602 West Main Street • Jamestown, NC 27282
336-883-3498
Enjoy boating, fishing, paddleboat rides, picnic spots, a large outdoor swimming pool, fishing boat and canoe rentals, a miniature golf course, gymnasium, and a playground near a 340 acre lake. This is the location of the annual September festival, "Day in the Park." mapOak Hollow Lake Park & Marina
3415 North Centennial Street • High Point, NC 27265
336-883-3492
A beautiful 1,500 acre park that features an indoor and outdoor tennis center, picnic areas, a scenic overlook, an 18 hole Pete Dye golf course, a children's play area, and a full service 90 site family campground. Boating, fishing, sailing, skiing, and swimming are just some of the recreational opportunities available at this park. mapPiedmont Environmental Center
1220 Penny Road • High Point, NC 27260
Adjacent to High Point City Lake
336-883-8531
Take a part of a unique, interactive ecotourism experience at this environment center that is situated on 376 natural acres and includes hiking trails, a visitor's center, a unique walk-on map of North Carolina, a nature preserve, a nature store, small animal exhibits, and access to the six mile Greenway Trail. more... map
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