Reviews of House-In-the-Horseshoe (Museum)

288 Alston House Rd, Sanford, NC 27330, United States

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REVIEWS OF House-In-the-Horseshoe IN North Carolina

Kayla Whitmoyer

Catherine Rogers

Love it love it ,awesome ,Wow great. And great folks that work there and volunteer out there .

Marsha Becraft

Ellen Bush

Great tour of the house.

Michelle richeson

Awesome show this weekend

Karen Peters

Michael W

Had a great visit today. Really enjoyed learning about this home the property and the former owners. The tour was great and staff was very knowledgeable and welcoming. Was well worth the hour drive!

Alexander Richards

Amanda Robbins

Absolutely a plearsure every time I go.

Orna Shearin

april romer

Rena Ritter

Stacy McBryde

Awesome

Gregory Hall

Wonderful guide. She really knew her history of the location and the area.

William Harward

Joseph Duke

Leona Mcandrews

Real life for people during the Revolutionary War

Dalia Sabau

Gail Wilson

Ralph Reagan

Beautiful setting. Everyone in NC should see it.

Estella Sanchez

We had a great time here and learned alot. Our Guide was very knowledgeable and kept the tour entertaining. We will certainly visit again.

Cortney Mahan

The stories alone are worth the visit. The landscape is breathtaking. You truly feel immersed in the history.

Isaiah W

cool LOL LOVING IT

Carley Sutton

Alvin Reaves

Good

Dawn Braun

Beautiful place, rich in history and the staff were great!!

Old Bull

There is not a whole lot to see or do, however it is clean and well maintained.

Anthony Williams

Great history for our young generation and an enlightenment for the wiser generations. Great replicas of the home, antique furniture, and even the clothes.

Tim Buck

Anthony Hazelwood

Escobaria Gracilis

Very interesting historic place in some very nice surroundings. It is a little out of the way but still well worth a drive. The person giving us the tour was very good and new her history. The place does have reenactements from time to time.

Chris Miller

Jason Pearl

A wonderful piece of Revolutionary history. The docent provided a great tour and put events and every day life into context. We we're glad we made time for stop in.

Google User

A piece of well-preserved Revolutionary War history that is worth visiting, especially during the reenactment of the skirmish.

Sara Oquinn

Love this place. Reenactment is great!

Kendall Haire

Fantastic piece of history and very intriguing.

Rebekah Joiner

Had a blast watching the re-enactment even though it started raining!

jamie clement

Interesting

Robert Comito

There are few places around central NC this well preserved with so much history. A must see for anyone travelling through the area.

Josiah Ruhl

Great tour. Informative historical experience!

Gene Muse

This is a beautiful site. An amazingly well preserved 18th century house and very significant historic site. Under appreciated.

marva kirk

Great Historical place to take my groups

Lisa Perkins

Mike Smith

This was amazing they had a reenactment day.

Joyce Ritchey

This is a wonderful Revolutionary War site.

K1 Gilpin

What a hidden gem! The location is terrific and the people fantastic. Can't wait to go again.

Curtis Campbell

Wa a closed but suppose to b open

Kenpocalypse

Great for history buffs

Gordon MacAllister

Jennifer Johnson

tony abernathy

Quaint, historic home with a fantastic view. Represents the cruel, bareness of life before and during the revolutionary war period.

Karen Rezzarday

Just beautiful. A great experience and adventure out in the middle of nowhere.

Michael Bliss

This is a beautiful property and an awesome house from the Revolutionary War. There is a building with a small museum and the house itself to visit. People are welcome to tour the inside of the house. The museum workers are very welcoming and are happy to answer questions.

Sandra Jenkins

heather j

Beautiful location. Got my son's senior pictures done here. Love it!

Sandra Adkins-Rushing

Share the experience of getting to see and touch a Revolutionary war home that still stands with cannon balls still showing on the walls. Beautiful home and family cemetery on the grounds.

Michael Berry

This was a great place to experience a Revolutionary War reenactment on a smaller scale. There were interactive stations that gave a hands on opportunity to see what life was like around that time.

Dan O'Sullivan

That was really awesome. Where you see the Original house from the Revolutionary war, with actual bullet holes in the walls outside. They have excellent and very informative tours explaining everything . There is a small museum and a gift shop on site.

Chuck and Ashley Lowe

Jim Myers

Beautiful landscape. Curious staff and reenactors.

April Murray

Christopher Gaddy

Sharon Walker

Very nice, beautiful

Kathy Prince

Very interesting!

Barb Blumberg Nance

Love this historic site.

Ashley House

Our tour guide was phenomenal!

robert mcgehee

Cathy Thibodeau

Staff is welcoming and knowledgeable

Andrew St Laurent

Kevin Blackman

Betty Beal

Iris Voelker

Carol Covel

Brittany Coley

It's free to tour, and the history is genuinely interesting.

Donna Melpolder

Outdoor reenactment in mid-afternoon, fun for family, tour of house and other engaging historical displays. Kids could write ABCs with ink and quill. Our grand daughter loved this activity.

Erin Cline

We went for the annual reenactment and spent the day! We enjoyed all of the people in period clothes and what they did. From pottery to butchers, and even a wig maker, it was educational and we enjoyed it. For the small battle that took place at the house, it was well done and we enjoyed that as well.

Scott velasco

Scott Lankford

This property is a window into the past and a great way to feel what it was like living in rural North Carolina hundreds of years ago. Seeing the bullet holes still in the walls from the Revolutionary War era is a poignant reminder of what our ancestors went through to earn their freedom. I have been to the reenactment many times and highly recommend it, but the property is also very interesting and fun to explore in its more quiet times.

Ed Gowland

If you like American history, this is a must see. Holes from musket balls are still visible in the house walls from a revolutionary skirmish. A well maintained site and one of the only sites of it's kind. It's totally free and the tour was very informative. Donations are appreciated.

Dale LaRue Bailey

Battle reenactment!

Gabriel Palmer

Thad Shearin

Incognito

Alain Assaf

John Cummings

Stephen Silhan

NORA BATRES

I love this place

Patricia Gaddis

History -what's not to like?

Lydia Short

Brought the kids for a Revolutionary War reenactment. Beautiful location, well-maintained grounds and buildings, knowledgeable and friendly staff. The vendors were also generous with their time, explaining things to the kids and answering questions.

rbru8030

Great site with lots of great staff! Fun day with history!

Crystal Wood

Justin Elkins

Jackie Ford

Tammy Phillips

Great piece of local history!

MattandKristen Brower

Lisa Weisgarber-trigg

Nice little area nestled back it some farm land. Easy to walk around with beautiful scenery throughout the walk. I would have liked more information displayed around the house.

Lj Fanning

I'm related to both parties involved in this skirmish. Col. Alston is my 6th great grandfather and Col. David Fanning is my 1st Cousin 7 X removed. His uncle is my direct 6th great grandfather. I came to Fayetteville NC to work and it was a short 1 hour drive over. The house was in amazing condition for a Colonial era home. Beautiful grounds. Gift shop could use more info and period type gifts. Friendly staff. Glad I came. Highly recommend to see this.

Bob Brightman

Dorothy Williams

Beautiful grounds, well maintained historical home. The reenactment was excellent!

Business Hours of House-In-the-Horseshoe in North Carolina

SUNDAY
CLOSED
MONDAY
CLOSED
TUESDAY
9AM–5PM
WEDNESDAY
9AM–5PM
THURSDAY
9AM–5PM
FRIDAY
9AM–5PM
SATURDAY
9AM–5PM

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