Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum

The Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum opened in 1987 to preserve and interpret the history and legacy of Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown, Palmer Memorial Institute, and African American education in North Carolina. It is located on the former campus of the nationally-renowned Palmer Memorial institute, which closed in 1971.

Walking Tour

1. Origins of Palmer Memorial Institute

2. Carrie Stone Teachers Cottage

3. Charles W. Eliot Hall

4. Brightside & Gregg Cottages, and Brice-Maye Cottage

5. Canary Cottage

6. Meditation Altar

7. Grave of Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown

8. Site of Alice Freeman Palmer Building, destroyed by fire in 1971

9. Stouffer Hall

10. Early School Campus

11. Kimball Hall

12. Massachusetts Congregational Women's House

13. Galen Stone Hall

14. Athletics

15. Agriculture

16. Bell Tower

17. Fire House

18. Tea House

19. Athletic Field

20. Reynolds Hall

Marker is on US Highway 70, on the right when traveling east.

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