Things to Do in Greensboro
Museums & Historical Attractions in Greensboro
Greensboro Children's Museum
220 North Church Street, (336) 574-2898
Looking for some family fun with the little ones? This museum promotes learning through play with interactive exhibits for children up to age 10.
Greensboro Historical Museum
130 Summit Avenue, (336) 373-2043
Learn about historic events such as the Greensboro Sit-ins and famous Greensboro residents such as First Lady Dolley Madison and short story writer O. Henry. While you are there, you can rent an mp3 player to take a 90-minute walking tour of downtown Greensboro. Be sure to check out the sidewalk markers on the Walkway of History, located on South Elm Street at February One Place, to learn more about local African-American history.
Blandwood Mansion
447 West Washington Street, (336) 272-5003
Take a tour of the restored home of former North Carolina Governor John Motley Morehead. This National Historic Landmark is located in downtown Greensboro, about a mile from campus.
Replacements, Ltd.
1089 Knox Road, (336) 697-3000
Take a free tour of this unique 12,000-square-foot showroom and a museum that features more than 2,000 rare pieces of china, silver, crystal, and collectibles.
Guilford Courthouse National Military Park
2332 New Garden Road, (336) 288-1776
The monuments, exhibits, and visitor center at this park honor the Battle of Guilford Courthouse. Paved walking trails and lots of shade make this a popular place to walk through the history of the Revolutionary War.